Snowbound Bayonne Letters Slow News From Navarre Front
Foreign Intel reports persistent snow delaying news from Estella to Bayonne on the 11th with no line movements. Evans Espartero and Irribarren hold positions as weather and rough seas hinder communications and possible Carlist action.
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Bayonne
Estella
Evans
Espartero
Trribarren
France
Pampeluna
Bilboa
Biscuu
Santo Domingo
St. Sebastian
Valearres
Pampolona
Irribarren
Don Sebastian
Tolosa
Proclamation on French policy at Algiers and rumors of peace
The Fulton arrived at Toulon from Algiers bearing a proclamation dated the 5th by General Damermont, new Governor of French North Africa, stating France would keep Algiers but gradually evacuate occupied points in Bona and Oran. Rumors also claim a peace treaty between General Rapatel and Abd el-Kader.
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Fulton
Toulon
Algiers
Damermont
Africa
Bona
Oran
Rapatel
Abdel-Kader
Goop News on Royal Aid and Franco-British Trade
A Bayonne courier from Madrid delivers £12000 for indiscriminate distribution among English and Spanish troops. France reports rising tonnage in official navigation. 1833 676,997 tons. 1834 767,439. 1835 797,684 with colonial trade growing. Boulogne Calais port arrivals and departures rise in early 1837, signaling stronger Channel links and potential rail connections between London, French coast, and Paris. Charles Constantine Nikola sevitz to tour Europe including France in June, after Germany and Italy. Paul Jones probes in Congress with prize claims and a proposal to press Denmark for Bergen prizes. King’s Bench prisoners and a detailed Eyewitness murder confession emerge in Edgware Road case.
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Madrid
St. Sebastian
Bayonne
France
England
Journal of the Pas
Boulogne
Calais
Chaanel
London
Paris
Tue Castrovitz
St. Petersburgh
Constantine Nicolasevitz
Europe
Germany
Italy
Pavunl Jonas
Piavia- Delphia
Paul Jones
Congress
Washington
Pinckny Rose
House of Representatives
John Paul Jones
Treasury Department
Serapis
Countess of
Scarborough
Bonhomme Richard
Bergen
Norway
Denmark
Mr. P
Unite States
United States
Denmaurk
Howard
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Pinckney
Committee of Koreign Affairs
King’s Bench
Marshalsea
Greenacre’s Confession and Murder Details Revealed
A long confession traces Greenacre’s brutal actions against Hannah Brown. He describes striking her with a silk roller, then killing and dismembering her body, discarding parts along routes from Camberwell to London. The account includes his attempts to mislead, evade, and claim innocence, with testimony on private meetings and subsequent inquiries.
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Greenacre
Mra
Hannah Brown
Times
Noted Witness Claims Eye Injury Not Caused by Lead
Greenacre testifies the Wow behind the lead did not cause eye discolouration or swelling and that the injury was inflicted while the party was alive. He adds the wound was made as he described, while the prisoner remains astonishingly composed and details chilling elements of the case. Greenacre shows reluctance about religious interference but aims to reject being devoid of belief.
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Greenacre
America
Mr. Ward
Chenies-mews
Mrs. Brown
Carpenter’s Place
Mrs
England
Gale
Thorpson
Thompson
Greenarre
Cresit
Camberwell Road
London
Leadenhall Street
Regent’s Canal
Camberwell
Wood
Elephant and Castle
Slephant and Castle
Paddington
Hannah Brown
Carpenter’s Buildings
Leadenhall-street
Limehouse
Truik
Coal Harbour-lane
Brixton
Osier-Bed
Guildhall
Farebrother
James Duke
Price
Newgate
Alderman Harmer
Duke
Cope
Peter Laurie
Greenacre Stone
Sheriffs
Secretary of State
Alderma Farebrother
Cour
Sseriffs
Prize
Peter Lauris
Gope
Humphery
Lainson
Temato-Street
Bow-street
Cato-street
Alderman Humphery
Greesacre
Alderman Anuphery
Contii-Nancy
Preston
Greceacre
Berners-street
Middlesex-hospital
Bowyer-lane
Brr. Price
Prisoers
Thomas Gale
Harcley
Walworth
Cnrld
George
Hareby
James Greenacre Letter From Prison Appeals For Help
A 1847 correspondence from James Greenacre to his relatives describes pleas for financial aid amid sensational murder trial publicity. He scorns press reports as lies, claims potential acquittal or fate, thanks supporters in higher circles, and hints at a new washing machine invention that could secure future prosperity upon release.
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Teese Eees
Ana
Greenacra
Maram
Times
Sam
Sours
James Greenacre
Carpenter’s Place
Camberwell
Surrey
Geemere
Sarah Gale
America
England
Greenacre
J. G
Hoyland
I Wholesale
London
Feltham
Gentiillian
Felthaia
Sid
Felthaw
St. Alban’s Place
Chanel-yard
Newgate
Dean Brothers
Fife
Mae
Clerkenwell
Newcate
W. Greenacre
North Runston
Lynn
Norfolk
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Ward
Greenaere
James Thomas
Vince
Dals
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St. Tainiess
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