French Ambassadors Urge Turkey Not to Yield
Turkish government advised by French ambassadors not to yield amid crisis. Refugees in Ottoman territory total sixty three, including several generals and high ranking officers.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 26, 1849
Page
5
Dutch States-General Reopened by King at The Hague
The States-General were reopened on the 17th at The Hague by the King in person. He announced a collaboration to develop the country’s fundamental law, noting improved internal and external relations, strong harvests, revived commerce, and better money affairs. Ministers tendered their resignations. new ministers to be formed by von Lightenveldt and Donker Curtius. Rumors circulate of a marriage between Louis Bonaparte and a Swedish princess gaining traction in Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States-General of
Holland
Hague
States-General
Tae Haarz
M. von Lightenveldt
M. Donker Curtius
City Committee of Health
Barkly
Finnis
Selson
Board of Health
Corporation
Holloway
Barnard
St. Pancras
Cochrane
Frontiers, refugees and unrest in Ticino and Corfu turmoil
The Ticino frontier faces Austrian troop concentration as Ticino’s government is urged to act against refugees. In Corfu, High Commissioner Ward proclaims martial law after Scala’s violence, with Theodore Viacco and Gregorio Nodaro sought dead or alive and the Metaxa family avenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corfu
London
Cephalonian
Ward
Scala
Ionia
Argostoli
Theodore Vlacco
Papa Gregorio Nodaro
Nodaro
Icossimia
Livato
Pirgi
Middleton
Trojanata
Mr. Ward
Black Mountain
Theodore Viacco
Gregorio Nodaro
Metax
Erform
West Indies cholera and colonial politics in 1847 48
Jamaica reports cholera fears amid unhealthy conditions and dysentery deaths while elections show a large push for retrenchment. Barbados and Barbadian reports note sugar yield and drought relief. Dominican earthquakes spark colonial agitation. Mexico and US tariff talks parley with Britain amid ongoing conflicts and mediation hopes. Local health measures progress with intramural interment debate and new street cleansing plan in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Jamaica
Kingston
Demerara
Govenor
Barbadoes
Dominica
St. Kitts
Spain
Brazil
Antigua
Mexico
Congress
Mr. Robertson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wasayvwewe
Sweden
Louis Buonaparte
Switzerland
Ticino
Council of State of
Federal Council
Milan
Marshal Radetzky
Hess
Geneva
Lombardy
Gazette de Lausanne
Lugano
Cephalonia
West Indies
Jamaica Morning Journal
Dee
Carthagena
Duke of Northumberland
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