Spain Crisis Drive French Press Sentiment and Carlist Tricks
London readers are told the Paris papers reveal a restless French public opinion and a government sting in the heart of France. The commentary notes Spain war reports add little new, but expose Carlist press frauds. It warns insurgent forces will suffer harsher privations as rains swell rivers and mountains disrupt advances, while Royalist troops secure fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
France
Metropolian
Rovit
Insurgent Suffering and November Endurance in Spain
The piece warns that without towns to supply insurgents they will tire of the conflict as November nears, predicting submission of disturbed districts. It contrasts Cortes restraint with ministerial inflexibility, praises true liberty, and notes Brussels and German papers discuss Syria and Turkish affairs amid broader European shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortes
Spain
Brussels
Syria
Menemer
Matchless Chronicle Sparks Lords Debate In Era of Reform
A combative critique targets the Contemporary and Globe for their use of the Lords issue, debating hereditary versus elective wisdom. The authors lampoon Lord Grey and the Ministry for perceived favoritism, hypocrisy, and political shift, while urging reform with a cautious stamp duty stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe and Chronicle
Cameleon
Chronicle
Madrid
House of Lords
England
Spain
O'Connell
House of Peers
Press Representation and Stamp Duties Debate in London
In a sweeping critique the author confronts the Standard's stance on press representation and stamp duties. He argues removal of stamps would democratize press patronage, preempt monopolistic oligarchy, and avert a flood of temporary papers, while warning against unrestrained libel and treason risks. The piece previews further critique of the Lord Chancellor and Times coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Standard
England
House of Commons
Page of Commons
London
Paris
America
Post office notice and London builder clashes raise concern
This morning the General Post office posted a notice about the schooner Scorpion detained with Lisbon mail and future fetters. Bedford-street Covent-garden is blocked by the opening of an operative builders office near the master builders office amid Trades Unionist gathering. A Bayonne letter says General Mina, recently in Madrid, remains confined by illness and plans family retreat. the French government hires engineer Rheims to build four steam boats linking Bayonne Vigo Lisbon Cadiz while arms reach Spain for Don Carlos despite vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Postoffice
His
Scorpion
Lisbon
Bedford-street
Covent-garden
Operative Builders
Master Builders
General Mina
Bayonne
Mina
Spain
London
Madrid
de Rheims
Vigo
Cadiz
Don Carlos
Old Bailey Court Guilty and Acquittal Scenes
In a Old Bailey session before Mr Serjeant Arabia Maria a young woman was found guilty of stealing three watches valued at 401 131 103 in monies and other garments from widow Stalker. George Stuart alias John George Stipler, awaiting transportation, was declared not the same man as the Horsham trial. The Recorder and surgeon Mr Carpue discussed tumours and the Talbotian operation. the jury acquitted the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Court
Serjeant
Arabia
Maria
Stalker
George Stuart
John George Stipler
Horsham
Bodkin
Carpue
New Court Record Collates Several Theft Indictments
The Common Serjeant presides as multiple defendants face trial for stealing items including a six-keyed bugle, linen, clothing, and a 70 to 76 pound pig of lead. Some defendants are found guilty with mercy recommendations. others are acquitted or sentenced to brief terms.
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Thomas Hatch
Loder
Hatfield
Therisoner
Atfield
Ann Murray
Sarah Formery
Hannah Pendle
Middlesex
Murray
Patrick Macdonald
John Walker
Samuel Hemings
John Slight
Walker
Macdonald
Slight
Mullinger
Geo. Fergusson
Mary
Finn
John Mullinger
Geo
Fern
Max Finn
Caroline ‘Burnett
Alexander Atson
Mary Ann Fine
Unanimous election of Serjeant Doyley Chief of Sus sex Sessions
Mr Serjeant D'Oyley was unanimously elected Chairman of the Western Division of the Sussex Quarter Sessions on Friday replacing 8 Twyford Esq. Job Cox, once sentenced for life for stealing a letter while a post office carrier, has died during his sentence. Clerkenwell church rates poll closes with 700 for repairs and opposition. The Defiance coach fire incident on a fumigatory device causes minor parcel damage. A Vienna letter reports a new description of bomb design from Simmering weighing 30 pounds, usable straight or curved.
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Serjeant
D’oyley
Sussex
Twyford
Job Cox
General Post Office
Clerkenwell
St. James
St. John
Garland
Cavenecengee
Vienna
United Service Gazette
The Play Goer Review of Mountain Sylph and Rubini
The piece reports Lennox’s last minute withdrawal from The Mountain Sylph and praises Bland for stepping in as Hela performing with notable expression in Farewell to the Mountain. It also covers Rubini’s concert appearances with Paton, noting critiques from The Morning Chronicle and contrasting Rubini with Ivanoff and Svanoff, commending Rubini’s singing and musical expressiveness.
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Lycrom
Lennox
Hela
Bland
Phillips
C. Bland
Sheridan
Hayarxer
Rubini
Mozart
Vivita
Miss Paton
Ricciardo Che
the Morning Chronicle
Donizetti
Ivanoff
Rabini
Svanoff
Europe
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
Ships arriving include Starling from Venice, Grant from St. Croix, Albion from Archangel, Dublin from South America with 1,500,000 dollars, Scipio from Port au Prince, Minerva from Quebec, Ocean from Tobago, and multiple others such as Sarah, Harmony, Premier, and Magdalen from various ports.
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Lloyd's
Creex
Starling
Annand
Venice
Orr Dover
Grant
Wormens
St. Croix
Shoreham
Albion
Kirkman
Archangel
Porissouri
H.M.S
Dublin
South America
Rio Janeiro
Famouth
Scipio
Lamb
Port-au-Prince
E Orr Liveafoot
Sarah
Africa
Lancaster
Minerva
Nesfeld
Quebec
Et Is
River
Ocean
Tobago
Eamont
Mary
Manilla
Shepherd
Jamaica
Anna
Provocizza
Gdeusa
Harmony
Montserrat
Premier
Messina
Jana, Lockhart
Dominica
Magdalen
Gambia
Market Seeds and Goods Prices from Hungerford and Coal Market
Seed prices show moderation with new red clover at 65a to 684 and other seeds steady. Hungerford Market lists abundant fish and varied meat prices, fruit and veg at Covent Garden levels, hay in short supply. Coal prices ease with numerous collieries giving per ton figures and recent arrivals noted.
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Hungerford
Covent Garden
Northumberland
Ditto Perkins
Ditto Russell
Hetton
Ditto Stewart
Ditto
Tees
Ditto Walker
Wylam
Sonia Fe Ithfield
al Glover
Ferior
Seneve
Hay
New
Seas Savconsse Seavecren
Nferior
O. Ord Ase
New Newes
Murder Trial After Fatal Beating at Uttoxeter
An inquest in Uttoxeter found Sarah Mottram died from eleven head wounds inflicted by her husband Jonathan Mottram, a long-term pensioner missing an arm. Mottram confessed, was found insane by many, and committed for trial. Separate notes recount a Dun hangman mix up and a military court martial referencing Private John Smith sentenced to five years with hard labour for crimes in the regiment.
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Staffordshire Advertiser
Cortemp
As Tees
le Oe
Neonate
Derry Sentinel
John Smith
Aio Beret
Jone
Foot
Tompriso
Bard Iaboa
Greens
Gazelle
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Petia
Ditto Regency
Yanae
Hey
Sraing
Exjean Mining
Pri
Ae Fire Insurance Company
Zoe Wining Company
Wiranimsperisl Mining A
Maron
Minioe Companye
Sess Sing Mining Co
Bink Ireland
Pri Steam Navigation Companyss
Au Mente Mining Company
Anreg
Fened Mexicn Mio. Co
Holland
Halifax
Leeward I Slands
Malta
Mexico
Sweden
Waterford
Mediterranean
Dufa
Kew
New South Ales
van Dieman’s Land
Swan River
Heaene Sperce R.N
New South Wales
Naval and Military Gazette
Richard Bentley
New Burlington Street
Dinburgh
Saturda
Monarch
Soho
Jaes Watt
City of Edinburgh
Ironswich
East India Docks
Slickwall
James Watt
Spread Hoagie
Regent’s Circus
Piccadilly
Ledenhall-street
A. Mitchell
W.B
East India Road
Limehouse
Brunswick Wharf
EW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
John Barnett
Donald
Mr. Wilson
Christie
Mr. Keeley
Eolia
B. Romer
Alexander Lee
Captain Waldrich
Count Joyeuse
Wrench
Hert Wittenhoff
Mr. Williams
Spectrenodder
O. Smith
Ttn Marousky
J. Reeve
Frederica Wittenhoff
Misa Lee
Christine
Miss Novello
Winifred
Urrey Theatre
Mira Water
London Bridge
Tava Sun
Aue
Angemeine Zeitung
Ept
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
House of Lordd
Lord Browncham
Benedick
Lord Brovcuam
Globe
Earl Grey
Liberal Party
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
The
Common Pleas
Doherty
Andrew
Grey
Lord Grey
O’connele
Lear
Spectator
Treasury
Edward Ellice
Aldreus
Burgesses
Inverness
Times
Mr. Stanley
Southaimeerica
Lloyd’s
West India
West Indies
Stock Exchange
India
East India Company
Carthagena
Liverpool
West Hoyle Bank
Consols
Old Bailey
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