Coronet and Diplomacy Across Europe Aboard News Brief
Dispatches from Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Amsterdam report royal and military moves. Counts named as coronation reps, pensions granted to a general’s widow, Abd el Kaders forces advancing, fleet reinforcements sought, and political upheaval in Hanover and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Flakaut
Victoria
Algiers
Courrier Francais
Abd-el-Kader
Eipepg
Mostaganem
Tlemecen
Angar
Biscay
Carlis
Viana
Zanige
Don Carlos
Estelle
Madrid
Villiers
Spain
Hanover
Estates
Freudentheil
Stade
Ang
Buxtehude
Secomd
East Friedland
M. Dei Feere
Holland
Awmernepam
Nes
Amsterdam
Netherlands
I. Nrwerrp
M. Dekel
England
France
The
Hague
Baron Verstolk ‘van Szelen
States-General
Journal du Commerce d'Anvers
Gerelawe
Virnea
Metis
Archduke Ramer
Eugene of Savoy-Carignan
Chevalier de Savoye
Sardinia
Eugene
Savoy
Miler
Mewien
Siwebian Mercury
Prussia
BeExii
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Topplitz
Silesia
Germany
Sarpinia
M. de Ramigny
Turin
de Rumigny
Marquis Dé Bolar
Tesk
Tuileries
M.de Rumigny
Paris
Stockus Um
State Gazette
Cesare Witsed Alexandre
Siockholm
Europe
Sicily
Naples
Dei Carretts
Catania
Permme- Reece
Sweitzerland
Grand Council
Thurgau
Munsterlingen
Gpas
Ba Ee
Chill
Santiago
Peru
Bolivia
Gants Cree
Bank notes found after highway robbery and escape
Reports detail a highway robbery in Adderbury with prisoner Deely confessing to hiding part of the stolen notes at two houses in Banbury area. A total of £171 17s 9d recovered. notes lodged at Cobbs Bank. Other items include lectures by Rev. Wolff in Bicester and various police cases across Birmingham, Coldstream, and Glasgow areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deely
Bicester
Searell
Cobbs
Banbury Bank
Wolff
Birmingham
Moor-street
Hannah James
Evans Cheshire
Freeman-street
Moor Street
Hall
Warwick
the Ashton Canal Company
Goddard
Brighton
Duke of Devonshire
Brill
Marquis of Chandos
Wotton
Aylesbery
J. Barron
Brooks
Hewlett
Thorne
Tharne
Coldstream
W. D. Weatherhead
Is. Weatherhead
Hanze
Conarynerea
D. Weatherhead
Spence
Mm.watt
Dr. Weatherhead
Perth
Edinburgh
Fochabers
Aberdeen
Scotland
Glossop
Howard Town
Mr. Weed
Peter Downs
Weed
Downs
Dowis
General Iiller
St. Mary’s Chapel Burying Ground
Miller
Sox
Colenzi Elliott
Cl. Williams
Col. Boger
Major Saunders
Licat
Wilsaot
Boger
Meacay Galy
Standford
Esioweorth
Cerensr
Dratonius
Sion Perk
Isleworth
Thomas Hemp
Ovente
Duke of Northumberland
Multiple calamities and crimes haunt English towns in a turbulent period
Reports detail a series of violent deaths and disasters from Lambourn to Worcester. A man dies from a knife blow after quarrels at a dairy. floods devastate Lambourn with widespread farm losses. financial scandal surrounds Stanway in Manchester with missing funds. rabbit pest devastation and transport accidents are noted. smallpox ravages Sherborne and anxieties rise over itinerant inoculators.
Murder Trial at Barnewell Cambridge Involving Parr and Walls
In Cambridge assizes a murder indictment charges George Parr with striking William Walls and throwing him into a gravel pit water after a confrontation at the Three Horse-shoes. Howard is named as aider. A key witness Frederick Smith recounted the night of August 28, 1834, though his testimony was disputed and marked by inconsistencies. The case features conflicting evidence, a late revelation, and a Not Guilty verdict after a lengthy trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camnarnes
Walle
Barnewell
Cambridge
Pines Howard
Walls
Gaslane
George Parr
Frederick Smith
Independent Press
Nondhelarce
Smith
Cam
Asa
Con&rm
West
Howard
Whitesmith
Parr
Tyre
Sraith
John Sherratt
Manchester
James Grange
Bir
Peel
Dr. Browne
Joseph Halksworth
Ariven
Skerratt
Bury
Cheetham Hill
Not Guilty Verdict in Driving Accident Case
Witnesses described speed ranging from nine to fifteen miles per hour for a coach that overturned injuring Mr. Gramge with fatal brain fracture. The jury found the defendant not guilty while separate cases for bigamy and fraud proceeded with testimonies of multiple spouses and arrests in Ashton and Rochdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hima
Herry Sugden
Gramge
Lerkex
Manchester
Gran
Brown
Defea
Joseph Bucksley
Sir Lord
Israh
Susannah Taylor
Fay
Prizong
Kiel Holt
Ashton-under-Lyne
Hay
Hve
Elisabeth Robinsexet Oliham
Peel
Ellen Marsden
Frances Elliot
Ashton
Siz
Liverpool
Elizabeth Robin
Joseph Wiede
Oldham
Kie
Ashton-ander- Lyce
Wolfe
William Cross
Ned
William Cress
Sarah Brown
James Hardcastle
Rochdale
Edward Brown
William Seddon
Ellen Lofthouse
Richard Doran
Wm. M'Guire
J. A Simpson
Ann Ransome
Daniel Bowden
Society of Friends
Justice Patteson
Coleridge
Crvin Sipe
Cresswell
Tomlinson
Sergeant Atcherley
Mies Holt
Oldhar
Holt
Molly Boble
Partis
Night Howl ing Society in Natchez and its city tacit accord
A fragment notes a Night Howling Society at Natchez with a branch in Cincinnati. The group claims a tacit understanding with city Watch by which dogs are not to molest the Howlers and the Howlers may awaken every boy except the Watchmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxixe Niaut Mrogous
Natchez
Cincizesti
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Eborzeige Invelligence
Min
Geverell
Lambourn
Watcombs Farm
Northany
Wantage
Lambourr
Messrs
J. H. Stanway
Samuel Stanney
Messrs. Stanway
J. A. Stanway
Samuel Stanway
South Lancashire
C. Evans
Philip Gans
Taylor, Herdle, and Co
Hulbert
Langley Farm
J. S. Waysey
Hutbert
Stanbrook
Newbury
Raworth
Oskham
Psy
Dexsapro
Caramrty
Livas
Hera
J. Recy
Gorge Orsato
Munster
Copenhagen
Rye Bay
Jury
Wm. Dennis
John Boulen
John Tailling
Richard Conner
John Scammel
Camber
Dennis
Wnfortazete
Sediescombe
Nastow Escars
Sargent
Bargent
Sherborne
Milborne Port
Thia
Stafford
Txz
Worchester
Worcester
W. Oakes
Kempsey
E Bey
John Tipton
John Dzkics
George Turner
Receus
Worthing
Billingegate
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