Farewell Address of Lord Gough to the Army of the Panjaub
The Commander-in-Chief in India bids farewell to the Army of the Panjaub at Camp Shahviera near Lahore on March 31, 1849. He commends the troops for their valour, notes the conquest of the Panjaub, praises enduring discipline, and pledges lasting regard as officers and soldiers disperse to their stations. Signed by TM Pat. Grant and H. T. Tucker.
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Panjaub
Shahviera
Lahore
India
Gough
British India
Alexander
Ramnuggur
Lord Gough
Pat. Grant
H. T. Tucker
Army
Journal Des Debats
Oudinot
Marseilles
Revolutionary Party
M. Lesseps
Rome
Avezzana
Roselli
Riforma
Lucca
Ancona
Monsignor Bedini
Bologna
Duc de Harcourt
Franklin Search Bid Boosted by US Letter to Lady Franklin
The State Department reply to Lady Franklin urges American whalers to aid in locating Sir John Franklin and his party. It promises to share all government information and mobilize American vessels and expertise for rescue, relief, and return to families. The narrative also notes Father Mathew’s voyage to America and a Petersburg epidemic resurgence.
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Franklin
United States
Andericatt
Arctic
Secretary of State
Department of State
Washington
Mapaw
Sir John Franklin
Clergymen Present at Dying Railway Employee in Wrersung
A railway worker near Wrersung was fatally injured when a load of stone passed over his legs. A dying man requested spiritual aid, prompting a local correspondent to visit with clergy from the parish. A clash over access occurred with Mr Buckle and Mr Bowles, but the speaker returned to urge faith in Christ as salvation, and the man died after receiving the message.
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Wrersung
William Buckle
T. Bowles
Buckle
Jesus Christ
Mr. Buckle
Sonal
Christ
M. Joly
M. Falloux
Louis XVI
Legislative Assembly
M. Falroux
Europe
St. Pater
Charles IX
M. Fattoux
Assembée Nationale
Russia
Nicholas
Austria
M. Monumen Teanaux
Moniteur
Toulouse
House of Orleans
Jory
M. Fatroux
M. Crgment Thomas
Changarnier
M. Lacroase
Changarsier
la Presse
la Démocratie Pacifique
National Assembly
Republic
Constituent Assembly
MM. Estancelin
Cantincourt
Fresneau
Chanffuar
M. Keratry
M. Ledra-RoHin
Napoleon Bonaparte
Felix Pyatt
Moderate
MM. Bucher
Senard
Marie
Armand Marrast
MM. Ledro-Rullio
Crémieux
Arago
M. Pagnerre
MM. Goudchacx
Bethmont
Carnot
Cavaignac
MM. Delacre
Lemoricidre
M. de Fallons
Interior
Paris
la Patrie
M. Leon de Malleville
Berlin
Cabinet of
Prussia
Nantes
Belleiste
France
M. Kiscloff
Chergé d'Affairea
London Lord Mayor entertains judges crowd at Mansion House
Friday's gathering at the Mansion House drew the Lord Mayor and many bar members, with the Lord Chancellor and Chief Justice absent due to illness. Lord Brougham toasted the city, praising the liberty tradition, while remarks critiqued corruption in a notable court case.
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Lonp Baovabau
Crry Oy Lowpow
Bar
Lord Brougham
Sity
Binnell
London
England
Vernox
Robert Vernon
Vernon
Mawougeten Reoternation and Firawort Revon Association
Manchester Registration and Financial Reform Association
Newall
George Wilson
Bright
M.P
General Council of
the Association
Wilson
Rawson
Hicklin
Rartwar
House of Lords
Worcesters
Breedon-hill
Worcestershire
Kemerton
Kemerton Priory
Ballairs
Birmingham Gazette
Venice Front News Reports Austrians withstanding Siege
The Corriere Mercantile notes heavy levies of 200000 figrins offered on Leghorn Arms surrendered in large numbers as many inhabitants emigrated. Marghera near Venice reports sustained Austrian bombardment on the works with beneficial effect while the garrison conducts frequent successful sallies.
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Leghorn
Venice
Corriere Mercantile
Marghera
German constitutional delay fuels Frankfort turmoil
Berlin dispatch notes anticipation of a published Federal Constitution to halt the Frankfort Assembly. Rumors rise of Archduke dissolving the Frankfort Club or resigning from presiding over political gatherings, with potential moves to Heidelberg or Rastatt and possible military occupation of Frankfort.
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Germany
Frankfort
Berlin
The
Chronicle
Hiedelberg
Rastadt
Hungarian gains and Russian defeats reported across Hungary
The Silesian papers say Buda fell to Hungarians on the 14th. Captives were sent to Comorn. Bem’s victories are confirmed as Russians suffer defeats. Temeswar Arad Carlovitz and Pautshova reportedly occupied by Hungarians. Danube crossings at Vaike contested. Rakab news mentions 6000 Russians surrender at Krivan and 30,000 at Arss. Master Welden sacks generals. Fredricia bombardment continues and Russia seeks German troop evacuation from Jutland.
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Austria
Hungary
Korner Zeitung
Buda
Georgey
Comorn
Bem
Raab
Neuhassel
Dembinsky
Vaike
Danube
Dukla
Bartfeld
Eperies
Temeswar
Arad
Carlovitz
Pautshova
Peath
Gallicia
Krivan
Arss
Kosenth
Bathiany
Te Kaminski
Debreezin
Augsburg Gazette
Budapest solidarity meeting in Birmingham supports Hungarian liberty
A Birmingham gathering chaired by Alderman Weston urged English freemen to back Hungary's struggle for independence. Subscriptions were opened to aid the Hungarian cause, noting General Bem’s stay in the city and urging neutral-country support consistent with citizen duties.
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Birmingham
Hungary
Alderman Weston
Progress
Bem
Red Lion
Church-street
Fife
The
Free Church
William Giles
Netherleigh -House
Chester
Elkanah Armitage
Captain M'Donald
Peter Clare
Joseph Adshead
C. F. Faulkner
William Holme
Joseph Leese
Samuel Lees
Edward Lees
Benjamin Armitage
Elijah Armitage
Joseph Armitage
T. F. Pollitt
Manchester
John Potter
M‘donald
Giles
Charles Dickens
Cork
Liverpool
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John M. Clayton
Lady Jane Franklin
Bedford-place
Matagw
Father Mathew
America
Ashburton
Wessel
Liverpool Mercury
St. Petersburg
Westbury
Foreign Intelligence
Démocratie Pacifique
Marshal Bogeaud
Warshal Bageaud
Emperor of Russie
MM. Barrot
Passy
Tracy
Lacrosse
Bogeaud
Faucher
de Falloux
MM. Thiers
Démocratie
Metz
Assembly
M. Cremtieux
M. Considerant
Council
the Tribune
M. Pierre Bonaparte
M. Bonaparte
Strasbourg
M. St. Romme
Presse
Louis Napoleon
M. Lepav-Rotxim
Mr. Marrast
Changemier
M. Marrast
M. Coannas
Changarofer
M. Mrewor
M. Abarras
Napoleon
M. Lausance
Chaugarnier
Friends of Order
M. Lepau-Rouim
M. Cottton Bannor
Tadtehebd
M. Letav. Bortis
Louis Philippe
Boulogne
M. Optitom Basnor
Penesee
M. Leony-Rottin
Posto
Falloux
M. Ledra-Rollin
Russian Empire
Bailly
Pethion
Barnave
Danton
Robespierre
M. Taexat
M. de Felloux
Tuscany
Corriere Mercantile of
Genoa
Guerrazzi
Petrucchi
Combelli
Florence
Gorsics
Marsal di Aspre
Denmark
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