Sister’s disappearance urged by brother from a Southwark house
In London a man seeks advice about his seventeen year old sister who fled from a boarding school and was seen entering a Southwark bridge road house of ill fame with an accomplice. The brother pressed aggressive steps to recover her, while a magistrate warned against unlawful restraint. The case reflects concerns over juvenile propriety and public safety in a crowded metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Contingham
Southwark Bridge Road
Auch
Cottingham
Thamohs Office
Cvranceoes Coxpuer
William Potter
Fardley
William Oxtes
Pitt Street
Oates
Yardley
Potter
wMr
George Wilson
Robert Stoddart
Dixon
WoooLwich
Robert Ross Dix
Christopher George
Bristol
Woolwich Dockyard
John Greenslade
Greenslade
Dix
Rome
Trail
Woolwich
Reirdon
Greenalade
George the Fourth Public House
United Service
Greenwich
Brinol
Staion
Clifford's
Northern
Booke
Great Western Railway
Mint Tavern
Railway
Afr. Besant
Clifford
Priewner
Coathdy
Thera c
Traill
Piren
Huntingdon
Union House
Joseph Cox
Greet Raveley
St. Neots
Smith
Board of Guardians
Cambridge
Bath and Wells
Oxford
Assizes of
Wells
Palace
Bishop
Lichfeld
M. Blanqui
Louie Philippe
M. Lawartine
M. Dusrien
Courrier Francais
M. Marrast
M. Ledro Rollin
M. Darrien
M. Blanqgui
Blanqui
Blenqui
National Guard
Aghoware
Perdon
Moudtebank
Tribune
Cuffey Roas
Manchester
Lund
Clark
Feargus O'Conner
House of Commons
Cabs
Nottingham
Shaw
Mr.c. Clarke
Wyld
Mr. Cuffey
Mr. Ashton
Cuffey
Caffey
Walter
Great Britain
Ireland
Ernest Jones
National Assembly
Cheera
M'Grath
Stevenson
Warning Chronicle
3Orning Chronicle
Adame
Jesus Christ
Graham
J. Sherrin
Cochrane
Wilkinson
Mr. Coffeys
Sibthorpe
Chester Street
Grosvenor Square
Steele
Morning Chronicle
Chartiers
Welter
Child
London
Danino Bunanary
Axp Sixcutan
Blistons
Old Street Road
St. Luke's
Grapes Tavern
Jarcain
Boone
Jermain
The French Revolution finances and stock losses
A column notes the financial effects of the French Revolution, calculating losses from stock depreciation on funds banks and railways, with detailed figures for per cents and bonds, and a broader tally across railway shares and local securities. It also includes assorted anecdotes and reflections on notable figures and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Presse
Bank of France
Necstestr Cress
DeEpilSl Olea Tasssess
Seeese
Sassenssanscenerenareses
Donizetti Star at Her Majesty's and Adelic Scene Night
The article reviews a premiere at Her Majesty's Theatre featuring Madile Schwartz debuting as Orsini in Donizetti's Socrezia Borgia with strong audience acclaim while noting comparisons to Albani. It also mentions Molle Crovelli as Lucrezia and praises Lablache and Gardoni. Donizetti died at Bergamo after a prolonged illness. The Adelphi Theatre in Christian Street saw a blackout during Mr Cooke's benefit, leading to chaos and police intervention as patrons vandalized benches.
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Her Majesty's Theatre
Monker
Albani
Mr. Lumley
Madile
Schwartz
Donizetti
Orsini
Alboni
Fler
Walt
Molle
Crovelli
Lucrezia
Lablache
Gardoni
Bergamo
Sceng
Adelphi Theatre
Christian Street
Liverpool Standard
CRAVEN MEETING AT NEWMARKET EVENT RESULTS
Racing notes from Newmarket Craven meeting detail multiple sweepstakes and handicap events for three year olds. Tisiphone defeats Dacia by a neck in one race while Marquis of Conynngham wins a 15s sweepstakes, with close finishes among Mantilla Sagacity and Duplicity. Also covers betting, other races, and Todays odds.
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Newmarket
Fapar
Lord Exeter
Tisiphone
Bartholomew
Lord Spencer
Dacia
Duke of Bedford
Sir J. Hawley
Lovelace
Mr. Payne
Marquis of Conynngham
Lord Clifden
Duplicity
Marquis
Sagacity
A.F
Lord Waterford
Wilmot
W. S. Stanley
St. Ann
Colonel Peel
Exeter
Lord Glasgow
T.M.M
Sir R. Pigot
Conyngham
Robinson
Duke of Richmond
Red Hart
Nat
Miss Whip
J. Hawley
Vanity
D.M
Loadstons
RVM
Mr. Combe
Last Week's News on France's Finance and Unrest
Paris reports show continued but not disastrous financial strain in Bank of France branches and a smaller weekly drop in specie. Elections, war prep, and urban clashes rise as clubs demand arms, with Toulouse Auxerre and Troyes venues seeing police and National Guard tensions.
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Paris
France
Bac
Treasury
Lyons
Central Club of
The
Liberté
Bordeaux
Tours
Toulouse
Auzérre
Troyes
Beauvais
Rheima
la Voix du Peuple
Hotel de Ville
Joly
National Guard
Auxérre
Troyea
Arrondiasement
Émeule
Jetter
Romilly
Monterean
Nogent-sur Seine
Atcher
Courrier de la Sarthe
2D Regiment of Carabineera
le Mans
National Guard Mobile
T ‘In
Courrier Français
Afoniteur
Coepavard
Pantheon
M. Ladro Rollin
Garde Mobile
Champs de Mars
Chambery
Savoy
Republic
Frarxcu
Agno
Tho Slings
Kastcoabfortad
London
National
Baa
England
Chartist Association
Ireland
Desaix
Limerick
Irish Confederation
Eraminer
Savings Bank
Cork Examiner
Cork Savings Bank
Aarings Bank
Paris Cabinet rift reported in Meforme paragraph
A curious paragraph in this morning's Meforme sparks Paris talk of a serious rift within the Provisional Government. It claims Ledru Rollin's cabinet faced grave facts and hints at misplaced trust in certain men, stirring public speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pania
Paris
Ledru Rollin
Verona Declares Siege as Austrian Fortresses Fall
Mitax reports April 7 that Field Marabal Radetski and General Walmoden secure Afantus. Verona is placed under siege with searches for arms and swift trials. Lombardy’s fate now hinges on Vienna’s power and willingness to retake the kingdom, delaying independence despite France’s sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitax
Marabal Radetski
Verona
Walmoden
Afantus
Verons
Lombardy
Vienna
France
Treasne
Insurrection in Hesse Cassel and Baden unrest
Reports from Maryeyex describe a mob storming hotels of ex ministers in Hesse Cassel with barricades and arms flooding the streets. Troops were unable to act, the arsenal was seized, and citizens held sway as clashes continued while calls for overthrow of guards and ministers spread amid frontier uprisings.
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Hesse-Cassel
Baden
Maryeyex
Astocain
Sven Boys
Corps de Garde
Donateachiogen
Confederation
William
Carberohe
Arma
Carlerabe
Manheim
Hoff
Herwegh
Paris
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Eskap Strest
Cordwainere’ Hall
William Hughes Hughes
Wm. Lawrence
Joux Ruasert
John Russell
En Ion
Winford
Spence
Shoe
Briatol
Bristol Journal
Dreaprot
CarastrorHe
Lehonree
Charles Trier
Dache
William Williame
Fure
Joseph Lovegrave
Gloucestershire Chronicle
Vierzon
Orleans
Aio
Marseilles
Versailles
R.d
R.g
Boulogne
Lyon
Bordeau
Nantes
Joas OD S
Baring
Daniel Issac
Dudley Digges
Olives
Chilham
Kent
Shaldwich Lees
Old Wives Lees
Lees
Preston
Faversham
Dean Forest
Gloucestershire
Anrea
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall
Anson
B. Green
Pitt
Peel
Lola Montes
Bouverie
Quin
Lord Eglinton
Glen Seddel
Meikiam
Clifton
Magnet
Sunnyside
Giselle
Keleshe
Denas
Bowes
Payoe
Engle
Plume
Mr. Pediey
Duke of Rutland
Fern
J. Scott
Mr. B. Green
T. Parr
Lillie
Sandford
the Sheriff
Liley
John Orridge
Hargreave
Besborough Snd
Oaks
Foljambe
Avenue
Mr. Quin
Epsom
Landries
Prince of Wales
Hhis
Nenssra
Searle
Naseaty
Stangate
Oxronp
Marcu
Alma Bfaser
Thames
Crewe
Henley
Rita
St. Katherine’s
Bilvea
Our Country
Amiens
Ledra Rollin
de Lamartine
Coramisa Fover
M. Ledruollin
Provisional
Coffey
Deanes
Bers
Don Quirote
Mr. Coffey
Hume
Lancashire
Donovan
Cuffey Binands
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