London publishing previews and monthly periodicals listing
A catalog of upcoming issues and contents for April including HAAS Encyclopaedia geography Part II, London Encyclopaedia of Gardening Part V, Gardener's Magazine No.49, Architectural Magazine No.1, and Monthly Medical Gazette For March from London publishers Longman Rees Orme Brown Green and Longman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas
Hugh Murray
F.R.S.E
Wallace
Jameson
Hooker
W. Swainson
Sidney Hall
London
Bnei
Architectural Magazine
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman
Debates on the Associations Bill and Spanish dispatches
The True Sun notes renewed Paris debate on the Associations' Bill with M Marcin's speech and Berencen's amendment, which failed. It suggests liberal ministers may form later, and mentions reports of Spain with decrees from the Queen Regent, insurrection checks, reconciled royals, and a possible new strong government under Count de Toneno. Lisbon papers arrive with little news and a battle expected.
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M. Marcin
M. Berencen
Paris
M. Berencer
M. Maucs
M. Bantug
Spain
Onata
Toledo
Count de Toneno
M. Martinez DE la Rosa
Portugal
Lisbon
Swiss refugees spark Swiss debate over church and state
The piece discusses pressure from northern powers for expelling political refugees from Swiss cantons, Berne's humane stance against foreign influence, and a heated exchange over the union of church and state. It cites a controversy between Dissenters and Church Establishment, questioning who may influence church governance and the meaning of connection between church and state.
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Federal Diet
Switzerland
Grand Council of
Berne
Allgemeine Zeitung
Constantinople
Vienna
Dissenters and Poor Law Debate Spark Calls for Relief
The article reviews debates on church and state ties, Poor Law funds, and the cost of reforms. It questions funds for national relief versus parish spending, cites cholera distress in Skibbereen, and condemns harsh Dorchester transportations. It urges united action for Ireland relief and petitions to the Crown.
Dupin Shifts Sides Monthly Returning with Influence
The excerpt notes M Dupin switching to the opposition monthly and then returning with full influence to the Juste Milieu. It implies a regular pattern of limited excess by health habit, echoing a Hippocratic precept allowing a regimen infraction every thirty days.
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M. Dupin
Hypocrates
The Old Maiden's Talisman and Other Tales Review
A critique of three volume tales by Chartley author and Grimstone. The Old Maiden's Talisman features Lady Mary Deningford and a talking talisman that reveals others thoughts, ending in tragedy rather than moral. Peter Snook and The Gentlemen in Black receive sharp, satirical treatment. Cleone, a Tale of Married Life is praised for virtue and gentle moral tone. Efingham Wilson’s Es, though light on plot, conveys benevolence and steadfast female virtue through Sidney Mountwarren.
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Faiden
Chartley
Bull and Churton
Mary Deningford
Mary
Lord Highfield
Providence
Peter Snook
Cleone
Ellen Waroeham
Sidney Mountwarren
Paris Letters From Our Correspondent On European Affairs
Paris correspondent reports on the current debating scene in the Senate and the press. He notes liberal voices opposing the government bill, mentions Thiers and Barthe, and hints at future anecdotes about deputies. Updates cover Madrid royal reconciliation, Madrid militia plans, Constantinople fires, Vienna Congress topics, Dutch tariffs, and the Duke of Gloucester attending an opera.
Carron sails to Lisbon–Penwith news from South Portugal
From our correspondent Carron the government steam-vessel returned to Penzance after failing to reach the port in a strong easterly wind. Reports from Lisbon describe troops landing at St Ubes Beja and Santarem reinforced by 320 English and 380 Portuguese infantry with cavalry. Adm Napier and British envoys visit St Ubes while tensions rise with Pedro's government.
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Carron
Penzance
Farle
Lisbon
St. Ube's
Beja
Santarem
Madrid
Donna Maria
P.S
Lisbon Scene Shows Portugal Fight Readiness and English Role
From Lisbon report on March 8 signals no new fighting near Santarem yet. Recruits and 120 lancers mobilized under Marshal Saldanha from Val de Pinena, with 220 fresh horses purchased in England and 100 more arriving. English officers face resignations, risking loss of valuable cavalry. Miguel's forces grow with money, clothing, and officers, while Napier’s cruisers were away at the Tagus.
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Lisbon
Marcy
Santarem
Marshal Saldanha
Val de Pinena
Ge. Bacon
England
Lancers Lafely
Miguel
Robinson
Vizaures
Napier
Tagus
Engagement at Rilvas Alters Portuguese Conflict
A clash at Rilvas near St Ube between about 200 Donna Maria troops led by Calza Pina and insurgents left 30 dead, 11 prisoners, and 9 horses on the Miguelite side while 1 was killed and 3 wounded on the insurgent side. The British cutter Scorpion, trying to reach Vigo and then Viana or Figueira, was captured at Camina with stores and two Miguelite agents aboard after Spanish batteries forced her aground at Guardia. Two more fast-sailing cutters are en route to Vigo from Plymouth to aid the Miguelites, with another squadron vessel near the Bayona Islands and a cruising steamer. Twenty-two Miguelite officers have arrived at Vigo to join Donna Maria. A decree may soon allow all goods to be shipped and re-exported with minimal duties, effectively making Lisbon a de facto free port, a measure attributed to Silva Carvalho.
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Times
Rilvas
St. Ube
Donna Maria
Calza Pina
Don Pedro
Vigo
Viana
Figueira
Camina
Guardia
Plymouth
Bayona Islands
Lisbon
Silva Carvalho
Dissenters at Birmingham Stir Public Interest
Dissenters press for separation of Church and State amid Lord John Russell's bill fallout. Unitarian and Wesleyan groups petition Parliament, claiming relief from compulsory church contributions. Birmingham reports rising zeal with petitions and meetings likely to gather thousands of signatures. Inquest into Kens murder at Stowe, verdict Wilful Murder against unknown. Suspects detained. alibi witnesses heard.
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THE
True Sun
Birmingham
Lord John Russell
John Russell
Joseph Suvlefield
Parliaenco
Dreaprul Murper
Stowsg
Gloucesters HiRe
Kens
Stowe
Rogers
George Heala
Ball
George Inn
Broans
L. Pole
Phillips
Tattersall's Race Meeting Bets And Hunting Appointments
Bets at Tattersalls on Derby Oaks day showed brisk activity with major wagers on Bubastes Shelalah and Plenipo among others and heavy sums on Emigrant Guardian Harum Scarum Noodle and more. The Oaks favorites and market moves dominated while hunting schedules across many kennels outlined upcoming meets at Hayward’s Heath Plumpton Crossways Chailey and more with numerous hounds listed.
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Tattersall’s
Bubastes
Munda
Plenipo
Emigrant
Guardian
Freedom
Harum Seg
Jersey
TIHLE
Mr. Gardner
Comet
Mr. Gully
Lord Jersey
Giencoe
L — Duke of Clleveland
Mr. Mills
Kate
Mrr. Wreford
Col. Peel
Mr. E. Peel
Babastes
Shelalah
Bentley and
Bobastes
Incter
Hounds Kill Fox After Long Chase Near Barkley Lane
In Friday's meet at Six Hills Mr H Goodricke's fox hunt chased through the neighbourhood, ending with a fox captured in Barkley lane. Monday the hunt moved to Lowesby and John O Gaunt cover, where a hound suffered a severe bite before the fox was killed at Billesdon Coplow. The involved hound's leg and thigh were badly lacerated.
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Reynard
Derry
Sly
Billesdon- Coplow
Leicester
Chapel Erected at Regent's Park and Political Notes
A Roman Catholic chapel is being built at the upper end of Regent's Park near St John’s Wood road funded by two ladies. The Chancellor of the Exchequer plans to visit Earl Spencer at Althorp Park during recess. Mr Poyntz of Ashburton, recovering from an hunting accident, will miss parliamentary duties. An inquest at the Red Lion Batty Street East found Priscilla Redbourne and her stillborn infant died of natural causes amid circulating rumours.
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Regent’s Park
St. John’s Woods Road
Earl Spencer
Althorp Park
Poyntz
Ashburton
Ajthorp
Red Lion
Batty-street
Commercial Road East
Priscilla Redbourne
Births and marriages from a London parish notice
Birth notices list several newborns with dates and locations including Peckham Rye Charlotte Street Portland Place Lynn and Kensington New Church. Marriages record Lt E Rogier RN to Mary Waring and Rev John Phillips Gurney to Anne Langton plus other clergy unions. Died notices include Robert Barron Mrs Penp and W Sherwood with ages and locales.
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Peckham-rye
W. Tayior
Charlotte-street
Portland-place
Winter
Maynard
Keppell-Street
Lynn
A. Goode
St. George’s
Hanover Square
E. Rogier
Royal Navy
Mary
R. Waring
St. Mary Sray
Kent
Kensington New Church
John Phillips Gurney
Great Canfield
Essex
Anne
J. Langton
Farnham
St. George's
Elsomsbury
M. Watkins
Southwell
Notta
Alex. Hunter
Kirkton
Perthshire
Great Maplestead
F. L. Wollaston
Middle Temple
George Wollaston
Clapham-common
Diana Harriet
J. Sperling
Dynes Hall
Wiesbaden
Eliza
Copinia Gardiner
Dragoon
D. H.rquhart
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Royal Canal
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City of Dublin Steam Company Escess
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Rente de Naples
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Tood
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Ssr Ee Anestee Brazilian Nation
National Provincial Bank of England
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Real del Monte Mining Company
AOL
United Mexican Min. O
Vsese
Eressee Mexican Company
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Bueanrived
Brazil
Buenos
Agid Nassan
Inte
Finis Day and Co
Black Boy
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Inci
Avid Hassan
William Day and Co
Nottingham
Newton's Head
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Asl
Abercromby
Edinburgh
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the Morning Herald
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Cig
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Cradley
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Clambercrown
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Duke of Rutland
Belvoir
Sir R. Sutton
Coleby
Coddington
Stapleford Moor
Little Cervignan Ls
Lord Yarborough
Irby
Elsham House
Claxby Wood
South Wold
Horsington Mill
Rackland Gorse
Warwickshire Hounds
Swacliffe
Mitford Bridge
Hampton Wood
Foss Farm
Anstey Wood
Farquharson
Motnay
Short Wood
Coker Wood
Honeycombe
Pate Burton
North Cheriton
Somerset
Croncombe Heathfield
John Ager
Patrick Grant
Strand
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