Blockade Follows Punitive Sentences Against Nicaraguan Boatmen
In a disputed incident, several Nicaraguan boatmen were flogged in the presence of Mr. Chatfield who allegedly aided the punishment. The episode sparked interior turmoil and retaliatory acts. The English Vice-Consul then demanded redress from the Nicaraguan Government and ordered the mentioned ports blocked.
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Chatfield
French Assembly rejects marriage rights for priests
A French committee reports against authorizing priestly marriages, warning of dangers and noting only renunciants could benefit. Other items include a duel aftermath involving M C Hugo, a London theatre director’s coffin gown anecdote, royal honours to 74 soldiers, and various European political and social tensions.
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M. B. Raspail
M. Viennot
M. C. Hugo
Evenement
The
Corsaire
M.C. Hugo
M. Méry
M. Dumas
Meudon
M. de la Pierre
M. de Grimaldi
M. A. Dumas
M. Victor Hugo
Galignani
Madame Laffarge
Maison de Santé
Madrid
Valencia
Maria Christina
Rome
Ciceroacchio
Carbonarello
Genoa
Italy
Holstein
Count Sandor
Hungary
Court Official And Personal News From The Era
Late notes report Sir Robert Peel’s head injury after a hunting accident near Fazeley. initial danger gave way to a milder outcome. Lord Dunraven resigns Glamorganshire seat to focus on Lord Lieutenant duties linked to Limerick. Queen grants £100 pensions to Mrs Belzoni and to Mr Poole. Dr Kitto’s infirmities corrected as only deafness remains. M Soyer acquires Gore House for gastronomic exhibitions. Clockmaker Rowbotham dies at 90 recalling Hampstead’s Judges Walk. Duke of Newcastle dies at Clumberpark after the plague-era memory and his birth in 1785.
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Siir Rupert Peeu
Birmingham
Robert Peel
Baronet
Fazeley
Robert
Earl of Dunraven
Viscount Adare
Glamorganshire
Chiltern
Limerick
Belzoni
Poole
Paul Pry
M. Soyer
Gore House
Rowbotham
Hampstead
Upper Terrace Avenue
Hampstead Heath
London
Dearn
Duke of Newcastle
Grace of Newcastle
Clumberpark
Duke
Literary critique of recent Popish question pamphlets and defenses
A literary review catalogues recent Protestant works on the Popish question. It criticizes some pamphlets as weak and hypocritical while noting stronger pieces like Dr Cummings Notes and Duc Stovel lectures. It highlights targets such as Papal aggression and calls for caution against Rome's political influence in England.
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Partridge and Co
Harry the Eighth
Westminster
Hilary Oriel
Clement Loyola
Oriel
Rome
Edward Miall
Joseph Indge
Chard
Somersetshire
Seeleys
England
Scotland
Duarites Stovel
Accessibility and the limits of awe in sacred places
A Morning Chronicle reflection notes Sir Walter Scott never visited Melrose Abbey by moonlight and L E L never entered Westminster Abbey, suggesting accessibility can deprive value rather than confer it as true admiration remains independent of entry.
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Walter Scott
Melrose Abbey
L.E.L
London
England
Westminster Abbey
Morning Chronicle
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