Political debate across clauses and commissions noted
The article records parliamentary discussions on bishops and church matters, noting opposition to a former bill, the bishop of Oxford’s clarification, and a clerical dissent bill. It mentions committee plans on Maynooth tampering, slave trade abolition efforts, beer laws, and various bills receiving Royal Assent with new writs for Southwark and Marylebone.
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R. Ceci
England
Wales
Layarp
Pavmerston
Vienna
Charles Napier
Grand Cross of the Bath
Spooner
Maynooth Commission
Duke of
Lord Broveram
Anti-Slavery Society
Cuba
Earl of Clargavon
General Concha
Alcock
G. Grey
Lord BrouGuam
Church of England
London
G. A. Hamilton
Exchequer
War reports and royal sightings in early 19th century Russia
The St Petersburg Journal adds details on the Wango massacre with a Geneste statement excerpt. The Emperor inspects Cronslott and reviews cadets at Czarskojeselo, attending parades after church services. Greek Church clergy, 719 in number, receive crosses and regalia for promoting war support. The Prince of Prussia recently arrived at Gatschina.
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St. Petersburg
Wango
Geneste
Cronslott
Czarskojeselo
Prince of
Prussia
Gatschina
Imperial capital routs amid naval losses reported
In the 12th instant repairs were made to the Imperial seat at Ropscha. The Invalid Russe notes Admiral Nachimoff died from wounds. Prince Paskiewitch is said to be seriously ill and breaking up.
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Ropscha
Invalid Russe
Nachimoff
Prince Paskiewitch
Papal Nuncio Withdrawn Over Church Property
Spain reports the Papal Nuncio had his passports seized on the 15th and returned on the 16th amid claims the move stems from church property sales, with the real cause alleged as ties to Carlist plots. The Black Warrior indemnity issue with the United States ends as Spain agrees to pay 40 000 dollars after an initial demand of 300 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
Political Struggles Over Spanish Question and Caribbean Crises
Report highlights debate in Washington over Spain and Cuba amid Jefferson Davis influence and Marcy diplomacy. Also notes Captain Smith’s slave trafficking sentence, German coerced enlistment fears, New York liquor law impact, Santa Anna’s gloom, Mazatlan drownings, and Walker’s San Juan del Sur actions with mixed reports of defeat.
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State Department
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
United States
Cuba
Europe
Marcy
Davis
James Smith
United States’ Circuit
Ingersoll
Nova Scotia
Foreign Legion
Crimea
Melville Island
Executive
New York
Mexico
Santa Anna
Mazatlan
Central America
Walker
San Francisco
Realejo
San Juan del Sur
Destructive British Raid on Mallaghea Sierra Leone
British forces from Sierra Leone, aboard the Teazer, attacked Mallaghea after an indemnity dispute. The expedition killed many and suffered 73 missing or dead and 11 wounded, while the savages sustained heavy casualties from Teazer shells before the chiefs agreed to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Leone
Mallaghea
Gambia
West India
Nicholas
Vincent
Dillet
Arabs Revolt and Turkish Forces Recoiled in Vripoli
In Vripoli the Arabs of the pishali rose in revolt and a Turkish force sent to quell them was driven back into the city with casualties estimated between 1,700 and 2,000. The Victorian Letshitive Council voted 5,000 to Mrs. Chisholm for long valued services to the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vripoli
Letshitive Council of
Victoria
Treaty of commerce with Greece Turkey adopted unanimously
A Athens letter reports the Senate and Chamber of Deputies have unanimously adopted the treaty of commerce between Greece and Turkey. Neapolitan authorities lift export bans on biscuits and poite travaillée for allied armies, with wheat trade freedom expected to raise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Moses Montefiore
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Madras
Shamul
General Pelissier
Algiers
Christ
Sebastopol
Champs Elysées
Batthyony
Sisters of Mercy
Pinkafeld
Hungary
Fanny
Philippe II
Orleans
Louis XV
Rossini
Trouville
Brussels
Ghika
Moldavia
Alps
Naples
Portugal
Turin
Duchy of
Modena
Spezzia
France
Danube
Ibrail
Galatz
Cape
Home and Co
Chiappiui and Co
Broadway and Harman
Long and Co
Chiappiui
Paris
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Oxfomd
Foreign and Colonial
Russia
America
Rochdale
Ryan
Surrey Canal
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