France Aims and Assassination Rumors Stir Europe
The text reports on Princess de la Tour d Auvergne gifting land on the Mount of Olives to the French government with a religious project, a Melbourne police magistrate Drummond's death after snakebite, a Cadiz bullfight riot, and a Paris Fontainebleau discussion of Emperor Napoleon III's view of assassination. It cites a Nord letter from Paris July 12 about Prince Michael of Servia, conspiracy, and imperial stability.
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United States
Princess de la
Shires
Mr.rummond
Mr. Drummond
Drummond
Cibraltar
Cadiz
Cuadrilla
Gordito
Lagartijo
Fuera
Guardia Civil
el Toro
Guardians of the Peace
Naroeon
Nord
Paris
Fontainebleau
Michael of
Servia
Felix Pyat
France
Duke of Edinburgh presides at Trinity House dinner
The Duke of Edinburgh presided at Trinity House's annual dinner with the Prince of Wales in attendance. The royal brothers toasted the Queen and royal family and discussed naval and mercantile marine ties. Lord Napier of Magdala was mentioned in toasts to Army and Navy.
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Duke of Edinburgh
Trinity House
Royal
Corporation
Prince of Wales
Princess of Wales
Australia
Osborne
Duke of
Royal Navy
Mercantile Marine
New South Wales
England
Lord Stantry
Lord Stanley
The Maritime and Political Toasts in Royal Court Assembly
In a hot room the speaker warned against political talk even to friends while noting ministers had tried to perform arduous duties. He praised the Ministry's efforts to gain public respect, admitting life in the Commons is laborious. The Duke of Richmond and others toasted maritime and commercial interests, with royal and noble acknowledgments.
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House of Commons
John Paxmeaton
Duke of Richmond
Prince of Wales
Stafford Narrucote
R. Purvismore
Lord NarrEr
Magdala
Weather and Crops Report Across Britain and Continent
The heat persists with London recording record highs and widespread drought affecting shrubs and trees. Harvests vary by region with wheat generally above average, oats short, barley below average but high quality, and corn early in some areas. France expects harvest by late July, while rain improves parched ground in parts. Overall outlook remains cautiously optimistic for a good wheat crop amid hot weather and sporadic showers.
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London
Lowe
Nottingham
Mechi
the Times
Liverpool
Cheshire
Chelmsford
Herts
Suffolk
Essex
Bristol Channel
Wiveliscombe
Leeds Mercury of
France
Echo Agricole
Great Northern Hospital Weekly Patient Totals
For the week ending July 18, 1,366 patients were treated at Great Northern Hospital Caledonian Road with 473 new cases. Mr Murphy (anti-Popery lecturer) was bound over for twelve months for likely breach of the peace, with 500 pounds own recognizance and two sureties of 250 pounds each.
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Great Northern Hospital
Caledonian Road
Murphyney
Murphy
Bolton
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Michael
the Obrenovitch
Louis Philippe
House of
Milano
Empire
Moniteur de Ou
the Duke OF Edinburgh
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