Paris News: Clause to Algeria and Spanish Fronts
Paris dispatch notes Marshal Clauses to travel to Algiers with two aides. Madrid reports Bastan rising for the Queen and Carlist desertions. Bayonne and Pampluna fronts show fortress works and military movements. Berthier-like finance signals and frontier garrison changes accompany the turbulent Iberian theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshal Clause
Algiers
Africa
Spain
Bastan
Echo del
Sierra
Carcana de Cos Finares
Don Ildefonso Bruno
Hussars
Don Carlos
Madrid
3D Inst
House of Rothschild
M.E. A. Bourgoin
M. de Toreno
Navarre
Bayonne
Elisonda
Misericorde
Pampeluna
Rodit
Zugaramurdi
Biscay
Ardach
Urdach
el Pastor
Vera
Villabona
Zumalacarreguy
Vale of
Olio
Pampeiuna
Teamnes
Estella Rodel
Pastor
Irun
Bourdeaux
Sarl
Bidando
Etcheverin
Junta of
Borda
Dilto
Royal Spanish Loan
Rente Perp. de Espagne
Exchange
London
Cours Authentique
Betrothal and cholera news from Hamburg papers
The Hamburg papers report the betrothal ceremony at Gottorp Castle of the Hereditary Prince of Anholt Bamberg to Princess Frederica Carolina Juliana of Holstein Glucksburg. They also cover cholera outbreaks in Embden and nearby towns, dispatches from Lubeck and Stockholm, and various royal movements and storms of the era.
Brussels Papers Note Iron Cross Nominations
A Brussels report from Serr ii states the Commission of Rewards denies the claim that foreigners receiving the iron cross equal one sixth of awardees. It notes many nominations include Brussels medical men who aided the wounded during four days and the Antwerp siege, with Liege Industrie journal mentioning further interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Commission of Rewards
Antwerp
Industrie
Journal of
Liege
Reception for M Cockerill in Liege praised by crowd
A grand reception welcomed M Cockerill and family in Liege as locals prepared garlands, illumination, and an inscription piece. Spectators packed the hotel courtyard while Mr and Mrs Cockerill were escorted by six veteran workmen amid heartfelt congratulations and tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cockerill
Mehemet Ali settles Syria insurrection with leniency
Dispatch from Constantinople reports Mehemet Ali halted the Syrian revolt after arrival, plans to treat vanquished leniently, and sign a convention with the Emir of the Druses and Ibrahim Pacha. It relaxes taxes on raw silk and camels hair, abolishes conscription, and hints at France’s reaction while noting Vienna market quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Mehemet Ali
Naplesa
Campbell
Alexandria
Mehemet
Druses
Ibrahim Pacha
Mehemed
England
France
Dutch Papers on Pirates and Dutch Indies Actions
The Hague report covers Java Journals to May 24 noting pirate depredations. Iris was attacked by 17 pirate vessels off Gilboang but escaped. Proas from Bima and Sumbaniva seized forts and freed prisoners. Linga and Riouw forces captured pirate chiefs and many vessels at Indragiti. The Dutch seek to settle pirates on Tanah Sampa with government protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Java
Iris
Gilboang
Gem
J. Douglas
Soerabaya
Balit van Dieman’s Land
Tobello
Mengindunan
Tanah Sampea
Sufmaniva
Bima
C.H. Steyn
Sumbaniva
Sumadan
Linga
Radja Moeda
Riouw
Indragiti
Princve of Orange
Flushing
Amsterdam
Passengers and shipping news from India voyage list
Maritime notices record numerous passengers sailing to India from Deal and Portsmouth in September, plus arrivals and departures at Bombay. Included are names of families, officers, and notable travelers aboard vessels such as the Cape and Bengal routes, plus the Euphrates and L’Amitié sailings. The War in Coorg reports a Rajah surrender, with casualties and praise for officers Butterworth, Macdonald, and Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphrates
Major Robertson
Bombay
Clyde
Greenock
Hillas
Scallea
Liverpool
Gypary
Tighah
Palambang
Willis
London
Mona
Gill
Diana
Hawkins
Mount Stuart Ripbndane
Small
Oriental
Fidler
Laxerpool
Mary
Morton
Coorg
Fort St. George
Bangalore
Lindésay
C.B
Oulis
Huggul Ghat
Stoney River
Erskine
48Th
Ghat
Verah Chenderpett
Butterworth
Macdonald
Thomas Bell
Bell
Foulis
Gibbs
Montoodanoor
Bogeannetis
Waugh
Cabattal
Buck
Speculation on vacant Irish judgeship and Catholic unrest
Ireland news reports ongoing speculation over a vacant Dublin judgeship with no nomination yet. A letter from Marcus Beresford warns Protestants in Cavan to assemble, promising firm action to defend property and religion, while Lord Duncannon's ties to a new bank are noted and a meeting with government officials is described. An attempted assassination of Catholic magistrate T Ryan is detailed, followed by the death of William Bisset, Bishop of Raphoe, with notes on succession and church property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Stewart
Marcus Beresford
Cavan
Marcus
Orangeman
M. G. Beresford
Cloncroy
Times
Banxtnc
Lord Duncannon
W. Ponsonby
Reynolds
Wipperary Free Press
Viscount Duncannon
Bessboroughhouse
Major Carrey
Home Department
Lalor
Cregg
Power
T. Ryan
Fair of Hospital
Ryan
Limerick
Kilfrush Demesne
Castlejane-house
John Fitzgerald
Limerick Chronicle
Raphe
William Bisset
Raphoe
Lessendrum
Aberdeenshire
Magee
Ross
Wellesley
Derry
Ponsonby
Begiy Seudtk
Raphoe-castle
Coorg Campaign Dispatches Describe Jan-May Battles and Surrenders
A series of reports from Indian campaigns recounts heavy losses in an ambush near a jungle stockade with 29 killed and 36 wounded, and a second dispatch notes several officers killed or wounded. The Rajah of Coorg surrendered, ending hostilities as of April 10, while later dispatches mention strategic moves, troop leadership, and health news from Lord Wm. Bentinck and transport delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
3St Light Infantry
Still
Robertson
N.E
Eustia Babington
N.I
Warren
Brooke
Herioit
Duto
Hutchison
Martin
Jackson
Moodmur
Tenty
Corubla
Johnstone
61St
Lieut. Smith
Minchin
Wynand
Picquet
Manautoddy
Lindesay
Coorg
Mudgerry
Verarajander Woodyer
Steele
Mackenzie
Hicks
Forbes
Foulis
Waugh
Stewart
Poole
Underwood
India
Arabia
Bombay
Wm. Bentinck
Neilgherries
Calcutta
Red Sea
Atlas
Duel on the Frigate Atalante Ends in Fatal Shot
On the frigate Atalante in the Alartinique roads a quarrel between the son of General E and the captain's son led to a pistol duel. Despite Admiral Mackay ordering an arrest, the two fought and the captain's son was killed. The bereaved father, returning to Brest, left Paris to inform his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alartinique
Mackay
Paris
Brest
Eclipse Arrives With Puebla Surrender News From Vera Cruz
From Falmouth correspondent the Eclipse carries Vera Cruz news to July 291. Puebla surrendered to Santa Anna’s forces leaving the province tranquil. Two million dollars were ready in Mexico for coast conveyance by a conducta on the Start. Pandora sailed for Vera Cruz on the 8th. Eclipse reports 200000 dollars. Espoir awaits from Lisbon but winds hinder arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Puebla
Santa Anna
England
Belize
Lisbon
Dublin Returns From Pacific Station With Treasure and Passengers
The Hampshire Telegraph reports His Majesty's ship Dublin under Lord James Townshend arrived home after duty in South America and the Pacific. She carried a million and a half dollars and transported prisoners' effects, with various ships and captains mentioned. The dispatch notes the murderers of the Falklands case surrendered to Governor Smith and other fleet movements, including Sir Michael Seymour's death and the appointment of Eden Hamond. A court martial at Cambridge Barracks tries a Rifle Brigade private for stabbing Captain Groves in Guernsey, with the outcome not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Dublin
Lord James ‘Townshend
South America
Lord James
Mason
C.B
Rio
Pacific
England
Mexico
Callao
Valparaiso
Challenger
M.seymour
Lima
Conway
Eden
Islay
Samarang
C. Paget
Guayaquil
North Star
Vernon Harcourt
Coquimbo
Falkland Islands
Smith
Pearson
Rapid
Robertson
Brazil
Robert Smart
K.H
Michael Seymour
Tait
Spithead
Plymouth
Mrs. Robins
Napier
Henry
Portsmouth
Tagus
Don Pedro
Eliza
Don Juan Primeiro
Villa Flor
Andaz
Chatham
East Indies
Curacoa
Magicicene
Victory
Royal George
Excellent
Medea
Tna
Pantaloon
Speedy
Raven
Tribune
Zebra
R. M‘crea
Cape
West Coat of Africa
Buckinghamshire
Bombay
Charles Grant
Duke of Argyle
Madras
Bengal
Mary Ann
Orient
Lady Flora
Waterloo
Calcutta
Duqueza’di
saMnovats
Mediterranean
Yesterda
Cambridge Barracks
Cal. Vorster
Total Artillery
Cal. Gurwood
Hunter
Rifle Brigade
Apt
Groves
Guernsey
Tattoo
Norfolk ships and naval notes signaled at Plymouth
Plymouth reports wind and sailing movements with several vessels bound to Lisbon and the Cape of Good Hope. A court martial is ordered for four officers on H M S Dublin on arrival from Portsmouth. Officers of H M S Castor present Lieut Cleverty with a gold gift. H M S Talbot readies for new Commander in Chief at Rio. Sir Graham Eden Hamond rumored to command. Inventor Mr Bothway showcased a portable gun lock cover praised by Admiralty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posite
John
Sally
Jarvis
Isbon
Fine
McKenzie
Petersburgh
Delphin
Hall
Lisbon
Iris
Mackleod
London
Cape of Good Hope
Ceylon
Chaimer
Monkey
Cargill
John Christie
William Crawford
Charles Smith
H.M.S. Dublin
Portsmouth
H.M.S. Castor
M.cleverty
Tate
H.M
Talbot
Pennel
Rio
Michael Seymour
Graham Eden Hamond
Bart
K.C.B
T. Bothway
R.N
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
H.M.S. Malta
Hampaze
Bothway
Cremill
Wal
Hamoaze
San Josef
Malabar
Sta. Talbot
Wolf
Champion
Firebrand
Castor
Dublin
City Solicitorship candidates eyed amid salary reform debate
The County Infirmary of West Herts reports donations totaling significant sums from the Countess of Bridgwater and other benefactors, while three candidates contend for the City Solicitorship. Pay and duties discussed as a committee plans a report within a month, with a push to fix a salary instead of current fee-based earnings. The field includes Mr. Payne the Coroner, Mr. Finch Newman, the Bridge House Estates Comptroller, and Mr. Deputy Wood, who must vacate his council seat to stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Herts
Countess of
Payne
Finch Newman
Bridge House
Deputy Wood
Common Council
Exhibition at Horticultural Gardens Chiswick Ends Season
Saturday marked the fourth and final exhibition at the Horticultural Society of London gardens. Distinguished guests included Lord Eocombe Lord Feversham the Archbishop of Canterbury and Lady de Clifford. Spectators filled the entrance approaches as the Coldstream band played. Prizes were awarded by judges Richard Forrest Thomas Ingram Alexander Richardson and J Henderson for fruit and plant displays including dahlias grapes and melons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horticultural Society of London
Lord Eocombe
Lord Feversham
Coldstream Band
Richard Forrest
Thomas Ingram
Alexander Richardson
J. Henderson
Dowding
Riding
Brown
Slough
Glenny
Astler
R. Buck
Cuthill
G. Robins
R. Durant, Esq
Monkoy
C. Brown
Henderson
Capt. Forbes
Effect of the Corn Laws on Wheat Prices in Europe and London
A Times report compares wheat prices across Hamburgh Amsterdam Antwerp and Stettin with London. It notes higher London prices by 72 to 98 percent, details price quotations in multiple currencies and the current import duty of 39 shillings 8d per quarter, outlining relative prime costs and potential purchase quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Mark Lane
Mark-lane
London
Zealand
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Stettin
England
Telford praised by Burns poem extracts in period note
A correspondence discusses Mr Telford's poetic ties and double claim to genius as engineer. Extracts from John Mayne's Silver Gun and Dr Currie's Burns Life are cited, including verses praising Telford and his Scottish lineage. The piece notes Telford’s coffin plate and Westminster Abbey burial beside Major Rennell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Telford
John Mayne
Walter Scott
Burns
Telford
Malcolms
Fergusons
Pasleys
Lauries
Maxwells
Reids
Dumfriesshire
Eskdale
Britain
Ireland
America
Shrewsbury
Scotland
Cotter
Shrewsbury Castle
W. Eey
14th Annual Report on Building and Church Accomdation
The Commissioners for Building report 208 churches and chapels completed, five more under construction, and plans improved with grants proposed for ten more, totaling 225. Church and chapel accommodation lists 125,481 in pews and 163,568 in free sittings, totaling 279,049. Also notes a Paris to London terrestrial airship concept with three masts, claimed by M. Horgect to have flown about twenty miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
M. Horgect
Court Circular Notes Royal Movements and Appointments
Viscount Melbourne left Pensanger for Hertfordshire after noon visit to the Earl and Countess. Charles Grant and foreign ministers conducted business at the Foreign Office. Viscount Melbourne departed from Althorp Park toward Wiseton Hall as the Queen and suite rode in the same direction. Troops were assembled then dismissed in the Quadrangle. divine service at the castle was conducted by Rev. Gossett. The King may attend St James's Church for prorogation of Parliament. Mary rode out for some days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubeck
Alexander
St. Petersburgh
Cronstadt
Stockholm
Lindeberg
Supreme Court
Berlin
Konigsburg
Elbing
Marienburg
Stangard
Prince William
Pillau
Ischora
Adalbert
Russia
Tever
Ferstenberg
Quer
Zethow
Landsburg
Warta
Commercial Journal
Copenhagen
Gottenburg
London
Hamburgh
Christiania
Bremen
Petersburgh
Hamburg
Borsen-Halle
Viscount Melbourne
Pensanger
Hertford
Bertresford
Treasury
Charles Grant
Elmeratol
Foreign Office
J’aglie
Wher
Althorp Park
Northamptonshire
Wiseton Hall
Basstry
Yorkshire
Horags
Theos
Mr. Gossett
St. George's Chapel
True Sun
Annesley Richard
Annesley
Elizabeth
Brereton
Ditto
Berens
Catherine - Silo
Chan Rouverie
Frances Charlotte A
Babbington
Titty
Beaufort
Mary
Campbell
Eliza Maria
Coutenay
Cartwright
Sarah
Anne
Elinor
Eliza
Crawford
Jane
Davidson
Drummond
Clementina
Rev
Chas
Edward
Hereford
Hen
Fleming
Wise
Holmes
Headford
Marchioness of
Hamilton
Amy
Nicolay
Maria Georgiana
Pélham
Hon
Catharine
Rodney
Scotland
Valleney
Fanny
Williams
Wolfe
Shattock
Ade
Letter to the Editor on press freedom and reform
A British American debate on newspaper duty and the press, contrasting Tory and Republican views. The correspondent defends American press freedoms, criticizes English limits, and condemns slander while praising American candor in political scrutiny. He dismisses charges of degradation and foresees future satire of British policy and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Courier
Hardihood
Partis Bey
Hogi
Hamilton
Francis Baring
Treasury
Treasury Hace Sea Hice Casas Tadoes Will Be Put Agreatl Snesttamient
Wrlay
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Foreign Intelligence
Kingdom of
Denmark
Duchies
Sleswick
Jutland
Holstein
Danish Islands
Westphalian Mercury
Osnaburgh
Embden
Ansech
Lingen
Holland
Catholic University
Messrs. Arendt
Moeller
van Haelen
Marseilles
Ostend
Bexcian
Rothschild
Constantinople
Vienna
Allgemeine Zeitung
East Indian News
Catherine
Caitain Fenn
Deal
White
Miss Dixon
Misa Chesney
Capt. Edwards
Outlaw
Chester
Wilson
Berry
Allan
Per
Bristow
Mr. Stewart
Sinah
Capes
Clarke
Wauchope
Child
Sotheby
Kitson
Dawson
Graham
Staples
M.conichi
Per Larkins
Ingram
Brandreth
Major Robson
Minton
Cowell
Moore
Turner
Barbett
Dalton
Harris
Spence
Day
Per Childe Harolde
Lancaster
Smithson
Brighton
Ranson
Silver
Blenkives
Robbins
L’amitié
Bordeaux
Elora
Glasgow
Falmouth
Chiswick
Neige
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