Victory at Aliwal and Sikh War Developments
Details of the battle near Aliwal with Sikh forces, noting a heavy enemy loss estimated between 16,000 and 20,000. Reports mention General Grey's division crossing the Sutlej and expectations of further movements toward Lahore. Speculation included potential treaty terms with Gholab Singh and shifts in the campaign, while later dispatches discuss naval mail routes, Egyptian transit, and celebratory gun salutes in London for British victory.
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Tle Depont
Grey
Sutlej
Khoonda Ghani
Ferozepore
Gray
Rajab Gholab Singh
Aliwal
Gholab Singh
Trieste
India
Marquis of Sligo
Egypt
Syria
London
Pasha
Suez Desert
Bombay Steam Fund
Tower of London
White Tower
Corps of Royal Artillery
Orlock
Waterloo
Cork
Calcutta
Portsmouth
Hembay
Foreign Intelligence from Paris Depicts Narvaez Turmoil
In Paris the press obsesses over Spain as Narvaez faces censure and fear spreads of a possible coup. Queen Christina is blamed for turmoil while rumors of Madrid unrest persist. debates on Franco-Belgian trade and naval setbacks also ripple through the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
Narvaez
Ementes
Madrid
Buhey
Chateau
the Tuileries
Christina
Siic’e
Vincennes
Paria
Great Britain
Chamber of Deputies
France
Belgium
M. Lestibondois
England
M. Ducos
M. Guizot
Duke de Pasquier
India
Oregon
Cairs
Valcano
Malta
Marseilles
Caire
Acheron
Poland
M. Restivallon
M. Duterier
Paris and Orleans
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Basle
Fampoux
Dieppe
Turbulent European tensions and New Zealand reports 1816
In Galicia discontent rises prompting Madrid to order ships for the Indies as alarm grows. Austrian proclamations praise Galician loyalty while warning of conspiracies. Turkish executions shock at Sultan Bayezid mosque. News from New Zealand—Auckland alerts, Bay of Islands troop movements, and Major M Puerson wounded as settlers brace for potential attack. a new small liner aids troops testing in field.
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Austria
Poland
Ferdinand
Vienna
Galicia
Gallicia
Zealand
Sydney
Auckland
Hazard
Gaplone
Bay of Islands
Heki Bas
Bay
Waimate
Noble
New Zealand
Hexi
M'Puerson
Wellington
Wao
Mann
Aaurice O'Connell
Staf
Adelaide
Ols
Rcer
Licensing Day In London Sees Billiard Licences Granted
An adjourned licensing day at Guildhall granted billiard licences to two Sherborne Lane premises and kept Sundays closed as before. Mrs Davis obtained a public house licence but not a billiard licence. The Traxtax Society meeting urged sympathy for distressed Italians. An inquest into the Crawford Street fire concluded the occupants died by accidental suffocation with no clear origin identified. The Post Office announces new salary scales for subpostmasters.
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Crtr
Wire
Davis
Cyrus Davis
Giltspur Street
Traxtax Society
Shore Society
Hanover Square Room
Lord Ashley
W. Cowper
M.P
Childers
Mr. Colquhoun
Signor Ciocci
Signor
Raffaello Ciocci
Wakley
John Heskine Asid
Thomas John Hughes
William Payne
Crawford-street
Robert Butters
Butter
Timpson
Mrr. Timpson
Jane Butters
William Butters
Crawford Street
Middlesex Hospital
Geena
Lords Commissioners
Her Majesty's Treasury
Viserss Association
Bevy
Tor
John Michell
Joseph Henry Duvye
Duke of Wellington
Ireland
Steele
St. Germans
Clontarf
Lord Cloncurry
Mr. Steele
Lord St. Germans
The
Freeman
Cabinet
Butt
Dublin University
E. Burke
Leitrim
O’connell
Lower Ormond
Borrisokane
Egliah
Bugler
Nenagh Guardian
Nsw
Philip Crampton
Corrigan
Robert King
Evening Mail
Lord Heyresbury
Clars
Cork
Poor Relief Committee
Hewitson
Berolem
Paracuay
Rosas
Republic
Buckingham Place
Windsor
Sherief Laurie
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Sheriff Laurie
Henry T. Richardson
John Lilley
Moody
Sherif Laurie
Richardson
James Partridge
Tiverton
William Carew Rayer
W. Rayer
F. Mackenzie, Esq
Frost
Tivertan
Surrosor Munper
Brawixeuam
Sanders, Freesb
Heeley
Charles Edwards
Caroline-street
Stevens
Fazeley Canal
Birmingham
Wostax
Tx Rae
Glenlyon
Donald Stuart
Invermeran
Aus
Bope Marka
Farrier
Luvermeron
Paisley
Argyleshire
Erithshire
Fassen
Regina
Earl Grey
Lord Morpeth
Karl Grey
Lord Morperth
Home of Commons
St. Stephen's
Howaveus
House of Commons
Haymarket
Apollo Belvi
Exhibition of the Society of British Artists at Suffolk Street
Report on the Society of British Artists exhibition at Suffolk Street notes a crowded meeting of members and critics, with strong debate over Irish politics, Coercion Bill remarks, and extensive commentary on the gallery’s 767 paintings focused on landscape works and notable artists such as Pyne, Anthony, and Halland, plus a sculpture of Sabrina by W. Thomes.
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The
Society of British Artists
Suffolk Street
Jon
Cress
Pyne
Anthoosy
Tennant
Joss
Holland
Herring
Hill
Bristol
St. Mary Redcliff
Anthony
Grewning
Croppie
Sisiu
Etienne de Mort
Halland
Claude
Ferry Deat
Rotterdam
Woulmer
Lndy
C. Jim
Landseer
Barker
Axis
Cupid
Artia
Baxter
Stevens
Oaks
Montague
Zeiner
Wight
The King's Chamber Adjourned to April Twentieth
Literary Chronicle reports the King has adjourned the Chamber until April 20. The piece surveys diverse items from international affairs to society notices, London meetings, inquest reports, shipwreck reminiscences, and literary criticism, with portraits of public figures and reflections on leadership.
Tower Hamlets Candidates Sought in General Election
In Westminster a long inquiry into the death of John Stock, 37, concluded with a manslaughter verdict against Silvester Holleram. Stock died after a blow to the head at James Holleram's house following a dispute with Holleram. the jury found conflicting evidence but ultimately held Holleram responsible.
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Chronicle
Tower Hamlets
Lawrence Heyworth
Liverpool
George Tompson
Tower Hamlett
Westminster
Bedford
Red Lion
Princes Street
John Stock
Bayley, Waite, and Co
Millbank Street
James Hulleram
Johnson's Court
Petur Street
Holleram
Westminster Hospital
Silvester Holleram
Destructive fire at Faccombe farm devastates Clarkson holdings
In Andover and surrounding villages, a blaze at Mr Clarkson’s Faccombe farm destroyed the entire farmyard and stock before two thirty. The cause traced to a careless carter sleeping in a loft, with the dwelling-house spared. Insurance noted. A second report from Shirley describes the discovery of a dead newborn infant near Warrena, with inquest finding death by suffocation and no evidence of violence.
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Andover
Mace
Faccombe
Newbury
Clarkson
Berks
Shirley
Xan
Warrena
J. Todd
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Foreign Intelligence
Prances
Mangio
Ministry of War
Roncali
Mazarredo
Berondo Meer
Espectador
Universal
Eco del Camercio
Clamor Publico
Espanol
Manaro
Liberal Party
Ziempo
Eco del Comercio
Evia
Tiem
Don Henrico
Progressatas
Infante
Spanish Indies
Turkey
Mussulman
Sultan Bayezid
Ao Rass
the Metropolis
Moss
Winder
Literary Chronicle
Tus Wearn
G. P. R. Janes
Leondon
Smith and Elder
Mr. James
Auch
James Ha
James
Levner
Michelet
Huziitt
Hogue
Wellingan
Luther
Han Telt
Hi Cin
Audin
Nawstartur
Paris Dingstonv
Leiden
C. Mitchell
Red Lion Court
Ty Land
United Kingdom
Friends of Education
Sismendi
George Cruikshank
George
Threadneedle Street
Gilbert A a’Heckett
Guidnance
Pacife
Conseas
John Oxenford
Jolly Green
Charles Heaton
Louis Philippe
Mastaine Adelane
Benel
Europe
Ater Wul
Capersan-Lieré-Baluce
Duke du Nemours
Philos Pler
Algiers
Abed
Paltesses
Dolaville
Tin Thames
Doreen
Clementine
Lerair
Naper
Princess de Joinyille
Suakes Bisa
Rosa
St. Cloud
Heias
Searcrly
Bieause
Ceppa Finisterre
Beniter
Albert Smith
Evans
Garrick
Kyicdt
South America
Romilly
Tuileyrand
Ong
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