House Collapse in Gulston Street Whitechapel
A house at 17 Gulston street Whitechapel collapsed injuring Mrs Brown and her child with others, forcing evacuation as neighbouring houses tilting. A cesspool likely weakened foundations. past similar collapse noted. Also notices a Hungarian sympathy meeting at London Tavern and a Jerrold’s Weekly News remark on slaves in the United States.
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Brown
Lewis
London
T. B
Jerrold
United States
Ireland
Taylor
Lords and Commons Debate Piracy Bill and Night Labor Protests
In the Lords the Admiralty Jurisdiction in the Colonies Bill faced a second reading while a Metropolitan Buildings Act amendment was introduced. The Commons considered the Small Debts Act compensation, debated the Stock-in-Trade Bill, and discussed night labor in bakehouses with measures proposed by Lord Grosvenor, which was defeated 77 to 19. A plan to move on Smithfield Market issues and a pending state of Ireland motion filled the rest of the session before adjournment.
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House of Lords
Lord Campsext
Colonies
Earl of Canruistz
House of Commons
Lord D. Stuart
H. Wittevensy
Baronet
C. Lewis
Henney
Disrasur
Wonz- Horsz
Muntz
R. Grosvenor
Lanovenenree
Mr. Starrorp
Lacy Evans
Duncan
Hayworth
Lord R. Grosvenor
Mr. Horsman
Ireland
D. L. Evans
Mr. Frewen
Lord J. Russi
Major Berescorp
London
Papal honors to Oudinot as Rome greets French victory
The Pope sends an autograph letter to General Oudinot after Rome’s fall to French arms. He hopes Providence will ease remaining difficulties and notes ongoing communications between Gaeta and Civita Vecchia. Garibaldi’s force is reduced to about 1200 after 6000 fled Rome, living on peasants. General Oudinot orders disarmament. Lamartine ill. Mazzini remains in Rome with British passport. Humany notes no decisive war news yet and Debreczin’s occupation relevance tied to Groswardein proximity.
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France
Italy
Oudinot
Rome
Niel
Gaeta
Civita Vecchia
M. Lamartine
Trc Douloureux
Debreczin
Groswardein
Polish siege fears and Hungarian actions reported
The dispatches describe shifts in command as Vysocky may replace Dembinski, Jellachich’s forces attacked near St Thomas by Hungarians, and a Ban reportedly driven toward the Turkish frontier. Reports claim Russians hold position while Hungarians threaten Galicia. Poland declares general siege and frontier seals. armistice terms with Denmark and German powers outlined.
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Vysocky
Ned Dembinski
Jellachich
St. Thomas
Vienna
Paskiewitch
St. Micolz
Kremnitz
Schemnitz
Neusohl, &c
Gallicia
Schutz
Nagy Tany
Aransos
Comorn
Pesth
Gran
Kingdom of
Poland
London City Elections and Reform Meetings Report
The Evening paper notes possible contests for Boston city seat if the Lord Mayor stands for London, with Capt. Pelham as a potential candidate. In London, no official candidate announced against Sir James Duke yet. Liberal figures including Rothschild and Salomons attended a central meeting. Bevan discussed as Tory candidate but no address issued. The Reform Association holds a Tower Hamlets meeting at the Standard Theatre with Sir Joshua Walmsley presiding. Rumors of Hopson's Sunderland resignation bring H Fenwick as Liberal hopeful. Wilkinson also discussed. City Court cholera report shows no major spread. University of London matriculation candidates reach 166.
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Boston
City of
London
Capt
Pelham
Lord Yarborough
Enecron
James Duke
Baron Rothschild
J. Abel Smith
M.P
Alderman Salomons
Dillon
Bevan
Parliamentary Reform Association
Tower Hamlets
Standard Theatre
Shoreditch
Joshua Walmsley
Ma. Hopson
Sunderland
Hudson
H. Fenwick
Wilkinson
Globe
Simon
City Court of Sewers
University of London
Corn Trade Update From Nark-Lane Market
On Wednesday July 18 wheat supplies remain tight while oats and barley arrivals run large. News of restored peace between Germany and Denmark may reopen Baltic routes, keeping prices nearly nominal due to immediate demand. Sales include Wheat English 820 qrs, Foreign 3 530 qrs. Barley Foreign 12 380 qrs. Oats English 830 qrs, Foreign 20 340 qrs. Flour 1 54 sacks.
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Corn Exchange
Nark- Lane
Germany
Denmark
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Postscript
Parliamentary Intelligence
Smithfield Market
Mackinnon
Mr. Ossonne
Alderman Sivney
de Lacy Evans
E. Firmen
Starrorp
J. Tyrrexu
O. Gorg
Foreign Intelligence
M. Mazzini
The
Times
Armistics
Holstein
Schleswig
England
Prussia
Alsen
Arol
Jutland
Lauenburg
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