France in Chamber rebuke over tariff and Belgium treaty
French deputies rebuke the ministry over the Belgium commerce treaty and its duration while opposition papers attack ministerial conduct. Paris debates the customs bill focusing on oleaginous seeds duties as Peers discuss railways. unrest and electoral tactics loom in Portugal and Switzerland alongside warlike rumors.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Constitutionnel
Cimber of Deputies
Belgium
Banton
Committee of Chamber
France
M. Guizol
M. Guizot
Chamber of Peers
Count Darn
Count Dary
Count Alton Shee
M. Lestiboudois
Conant Barn
Coant d’Argent
England
Prussia
d’Arzeut
Teste
Tribune
Sunray
Rio Janeiro
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Havannah
New York
River Plate
Guyana
Gulf of Mexico
Antilles Sea
M. Vivien
M. Thiers
Journal Des Debats
Texas
Republican National
Courrier Francais
Marshal Soult
Sardinia
Savings Banka of Paris
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Port Des Saints-Peres
AM. Lacour Demberprey
Carter
Gulignani
Taste Taz War and Sister of Mercy Initiation in City
A lengthy account covers a Sister of Mercy postulant’s vestition at Content of Mercy and church rites at the Holy Trinity. It details bishops, hymn, and the ceremonial blessing, followed by a new novice’s vows and embrace, set beside reports on medical, ecclesiastical, and colonial topics in London society.
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Sister of Mercy
Holy Trinity
Zimmer
Griffiths
Reve
G. Folay
North
Butlar
Cullingridge
Bowman
Couter
Horrabin
Ringrove
Bamber
O'Neale
James Garavan
City Association of General Practitioners
Radley's
Bridgestreet
Blackfriars
National Association
Hanover Square
John Sim Smith
Pennington
W. Smith
Janes Graham
Society of Apothecaries
Council
the College of Surgeons
Sewell
Menn
Messrs
Duplex
Hurring
Bullin
Sparky
Bowie
van Osen
Porter
Edwarda
Hutchinson
Lobb
Blenkarne
Roberts
Beale
Lynch
Thangs
the Times
Public Press
New Colwest
CaErsea
the Order of St. Joseph
Cadogan-street
Chelsea
Edward Petre
Cadogan Terrace
Convent of Mercy
Bermondsey
Barth of England
Petre
Great Levs
Keight
King's-road
British Museum
G. H. Pinkyard
Pinkyard
Cooper
Lloyd
Fragmentary account of shipwreck event with crew groans
The Hampshire Telegraph reports a vessel named Havenneb where a sailor fell over a bar and was forced to return. The text suggests fatalities and injuries aboard, as the pinnace crew heard groans. The fragment emphasizes a deadly accident and wounded sailors.
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Emey
Havenneb
Hampshire
Prisoner Apprehended After Sunderland Theft Ring
Mr Muschamp testified the prisoner visited his shop in December and accepted ticking, sheeting, Brussels carpeting, and feathers which were sent to Newcastle to be cleaned and never returned. The goods were allegedly stolen by the prisoner and altered for cheaper production in Newcastle. Police at Kendal captured him in London after tracing the case, recovering three sovereigns and seven five pound notes from him as he offered no further money. A remand was granted by the magistrates to Wednesday.
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Muschamp
Newcastle
Sunderland
Lipsome
Kendal
London
Hauce 33
Deverell Street
Dover-road
Mooru
Werhely
Po Ees
Charles Lucas
Lucas
Salisbury
Misson
Doncaster
Bawtry
Frederick Styring
Bull Till
Stewarth
Eelock
Huntingdon
Paal
Deery
Hinchingtrook
Cambridge Chronicle
Liverpool
Munpen
Vauxhall Road
Tithebarn Street
Lower
Milk-street
Cockepur Street
Juhn Morris Murphy
Murphy
Lawson
Vauxhall Bridewell
Sbe
Liverpool Courier
James Dawson
Commercial
Dawson
Bnt
Noble Commercial Hotel
Birminghad
Birmingham
Tandy
Richard Bingley
Sydney Mees
Snowhill
Waterloo Street
Joseph Line
Bingley
Meca
Lina
Mees
Powell
Mint
George Tandy
Burchany
Fowler
Monmouthshire
Merlin
Devizhb
Minories
Blackwall Railway
Kirby
Oil and Colourman
Persoc
Art
Brookland
Jedery-square
No. St
Omer
Boyland
With & Tworton
Mr. Kirby
Mr. Ower
Greeg
Larse
Nedgatecourt
Ewing
Gemieus
Regent Exchange
Sunte
J. Omer
Atlas
Sun
Grety
Joseph Huppe
Otice
Redgate-court
Temuais
James Henry Hoppe
Vietuallers
Carew
Church service row and Misson fire tragedy in Yorks region
In Werhely Chronicle a rector faces parish opposition over alterations to worship including aurplice, prayers, and infant baptisms. A Misson fire destroys a house and livestock after a chimney blaze, with losses and suspicions of a neighbor's neglect. Reports from Huntingdon Liverpool Sunderland and other towns note quakes, stabbings, forgeries, and crimes, detailing victims, suspects, and outcomes.
Ireland in Turmoil as O Connell Aims to Reorganize
A Dublin press summary notes renewed agitation in Ireland with O Connell under pressure from Young Ireland to reopen large scale meetings. It reports possible London railway involvement, Maynooth funds, and Catholic hierarchy abstention, plus a Cork rumor of a royal visit and a Scramague incident with police firing on protesters and a coroner's inquest adjourned.
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Drustix
O'Connell
Young Ireland Party
Ancaster
Higginser
Cantwells
M‘hales
Kilkenny
O'Connert
Ita
Mr. O'Connell
Dublin
London
Ireland
Province of
Connaught
Galway
Maynooth
Cork
Duke of Devonshire
Lismore
Cenriliation
St Stephen's
Woig
Robert Peel
Burgh Quay
Evening Post
Strokestown
Avighbourhold
Next of Kin
Brown
Harkan
Scotland and Pollokshaws disasters and bank measures
In Glasgow the Scotch bankers voice confidence that a forthcoming measure will not curtail circulation. A fatal Pollokshaws accident followed a hurricane causing collapse of a gable, killing five adults and two children, with two more seriously injured. A London fire at Minories destroyed several premises, with extensive damage and multiple explosions.
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Ropert Peer
Robert Peer
Baronet
Glasgow Chronicle
Pollokshaws
Glasgow
Ego Jt
Ol Trades’ Society of
Rang
Catherine Muter
Betty Brown
William Raov
See
John Muter
Catherine Rann
Pollokshews
Evixeencu
Liverpool
England
Frith
Granton Pier
Porth
Queens
Edinburgh
Inverness
Queensferry
Aberdeen
Fife
Atone
Newhaven
Kirkaldy
Largs
Ardin Caple
Berwick
Inchkeith
Dreadful Accident at Blackwall destroys two workers
An iron stack at Mesars Ditchburn and Mare in Blackwall collapsed during pay time Saturday, killing Thomas Bates 22 and John Payne 27, injuring others. A thousand bystanders and police aided, with the inquest labeling the event accidental.
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Mesars
Ditchburn
Mere
Orchard-yard
Blackwall
Thomas Bates
John Payne
Hayes
Bayne
Poplar
Mra
Parnes
Hate
Roy
Baker
Spotted Dot
Highstreet
Henry Blackburn
Payne
Bates
Mare
Ineath
le de
James Edward Reeves
Messrs
Ditchley and Mare
Winess
T. J. Ditchburn
Ceav
Reeves
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