Paris political crisis and commercial outlook across Europe
Paris faces parliamentary inquiry into late elections amid liberal demonstrations while finance shows a surplus. Reports from Spain Portugal Austria and Greece reflect cabinet reshuffles, unrest, and strategic moves. Mexico France ally talks yield peace and indemnities, with Britain mediating trade terms and port sanctions easing.
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M. Lacave Laplagne
Javcert
Bete
Mele
Montalivet
House of ‘Peers
Paris
Chambera
Gauche
Liberal
M. Odillon Barret
Chamber of Deputies
Courrier Francais
M. Dupin
Marshal Cult
Rioniteur
France
Galignani
Charles Dopin
Conservatoire Des Ars Et Metiers
Bank of France
Mont de Piete
Port St. Denis
England
Philippe
Hesse Homburg
Louis
Dreadful Accident in Hyde Park Leaves Miss Blair Critical
In Hyde Park, Miss E Blair daughter of the late Captain Blair riding with her sister and groom, was thrown from a docile horse near Apsley House. She suffered a skull fracture and was removed to St George's Hospital in a hopeless condition, with doctors in attendance through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hype-Parx
E. Blair
Captain Blair
Welbeck-street
Cavendish-square
Hyde Park
Kensington Drive
Apsley House
Burleigh
Miss Blair
St. George's Hospital
Hewett
Barrington
St. Katharine’s Dock
Gravesend
Hobart Town
Exeter Hall
Blackstone
Croly
Custox-Heuss Assssi
Ramona
Calais
Harlequin
Boulogne
London
Inefficient Custom House Delays and Medhurst Murder Case
A Morning Post correspondent faults the customs baggage inspection at a London warehouse, noting dozens of packages delay foreigners and cause daily wait times. Separately, the Medhurst murder case progresses with lord chancellor funding, witnesses summoned, and preparations for prosecution by Bodkin after initial deference by Alsop’s heirs.
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Boulers
Calas
Mephurst
Francis Hastings Medhurst
Joseph Alsop
Frederick Sturmer
Wood-end-green
Hayes
Newgate
Ludlow
Chancery Lane
Hayes, Uxbridge, &c
Frederick Pollock
Stammers
Medhurst
Uxbridge
Frederick S. Pollock
Westron
Westron, Teasdale
Chancery
Cambridgeshire
Tottenham-green
Middlesex
Alsop
Sturmer
Nottinghall Tragedy as hydrophobia grips Nottingham officer
A Nottingham police officer dies after seven weeks with hydrophobia contracted in the line of duty. An experimental Wourali poison treatment from Walton Hall was sought, but the officer died before help arrived. Details trace the dog bite and rapid onset of symptoms, leaving a widow and eight children.
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Cass
Notting Hall
Nottingham
Walton Hall
Sewell
Waterton
Phelps
Cartergate
Sheffield
Weardale
Upper
Westgate
Stanhope
Sunderland
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures
Edinburgh
Duncan Cowan
Wigham
Joseph Beckenham
Sutton Courtney
Radley
Greenaway
Mercury
Her
Lively
John Benson
R.N
Uakamowa
Stavely Woodthorp
Infant in Derby Chronicle Cries for Life
The notice reports a nearly starving infant in dreadful agony with uncertainty about survival as of press time. The account describes extreme distress and asks readers to seek aid or return for updates on the child's condition.
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North Derby
Great National Meeting in Hawkins Street Theatre
Requisition signed by duke, marquis, earls, baronets, and dozens of officials calls for a liberal government meeting in Dublin on April 11 at the Theatre Royal Hawkins Street to prepare an address to the Queen and a petition to Parliament. Waterford holds a county meeting for a congratulatory address to Lord Fortescue on government of Ireland.
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Spain
Madrid
Pizarro
Alaix
Perez de Castro
Nososros
Messagero del Pueblo
Expartero
Isabella II
Christina
Count of
Luchna
van Halen
Segura
Aragon
Ayerbe
Cuarimena
Cabrera
Bayonne
Espartero
Christiae
Luchana
Lodosa
Lerin
Carcar
Maroto
Dicastillo
Arroniz
Theatre Royal
Hawkis-street
House of Commons
Friends of Liberal
Ireland
Hawkins-street
Waterford
Lord Fortescue
Government of Ireland
Wyse
Greene
Kilmann
B. Morris
Duckett
O'Connell
Lord Normanby
Blackburne
Doherty
Johnson
Wilson
Bank of Ireland
Normansy
Tulamore
Marquis of
Normandy
Oxmantown
Court House
Hoxour
Joseph M.donnell
Doe Castle
Mayo
G. H. Moore
Moore Hall
C. L. Kirwan
Dalgin Park
M‘donnell
Captain Harvey
87Th Fusiliers
Mr. Kirwan
O'German Mahon
Eanis Assizes
Moore
Selim
Mr. Moore
O’gorman Mahon
Limerick Chronicle
O’connell
Liverpool
Merrionsquare
D. O’connell
G. Smyth
P.S.L
Suri
Tipperary
Greenwich Hospital
Sheil
Richard Sheil
Dublin Post
Lord Normandy
Chronicle
Denis Cronan
John O’ Keefe
Mountain Castle
Mr. O'Keefe
Deerbrook and the Phantom Ship in Three Volumes
A mixed review of Deerbrook by Harriett Martineau praising its moral depth but calling it too didactic for mass readers and noting the sisters Hester and Margaret and the village of Deerbrook. Also discusses Captain Marryat's The Phantom Ship, judging it competent but not Marryat’s best work and noting its serialized magazine origin and new narrative ground on the sea.
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Deerbrook
Harriett Marticeau
London
Oren
Dover-street
Harriett Martinesn
Dezerbrook
Hope
Miss Young
Birmingham
Athens
Arcadia
Verdon
Mr. Grey
Mr. Rowland
Enderby
Ibbotson
Hester
Margaret
Jem Bird
Sydney Grey
Maria Young
Captain Marryat
Celburn
Great Marlborough Street
New Monthly
Jacob Faithful
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Portugal
Lisbon
Count de Bomfim
M. Carvalho
la da Bandeira
Oporto
Cortes
Great Britain
M. Castro Pereira
Austria
Germany
Brunswick
Charles
Hanover
M. Zea Bermudez
Berlin
Vienne
Isabella
Naples
James de Rothschild
Bavaria
Palermo
Greezoz
Arhens
Sir E. Lyons
Howard Douglas
E. Lyons
Otho
Turkey
Greece
O Ho
Oliver
Mexico
Pakenham
Vera Cruz
Plymouth
Gorosiza
Victoria
Congress
Jalapa
Francis
Don Edward de Gorestiza
General Victoria
Monsieur Baudin
San Juan de Ullea
Persia
Egypt
Lord Ponsonby
Mehemet Ali
Constantinople
Journal Des Debats
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Marshal Vallee
Africa
Lower Atlas
Belida
Hamise
Metidja
Duke of Orleans
the Metropolis
Erelard
Zithraturbze
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