Paris to New York News Notes Emperors, Wars and Harbours
LATEST INTELLIGENCE surveys Paris and Madrid dispatches. French ministry debates right of search and possible defensive alliance with the United States. Reports on Algiers harbour works, Moroccan interposition, and rising costs. News from Madrid, Constantinople, and Canton rounds out a global sweep. The West Indies steamer Forth returns with mails delayed. a fatal accident at Walham-green prompts a coroner’s inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Russia
United States
Presse
M. Thiers
England
Senegambie
The
Commerce
Marine
Admiral Duperre
Algiers
Chamber of Deputies
Moniteur
Africa
Bedeau
Lamoriciere
Abd-el-Kader
Tafna
Morocco
Morrocco
Toulon
Tunis
Marshal Moncy
Hotel Des Invalides
Marshal Davoust
Count Davoust
Marshal
Pondicherry
Berlin
Count de Nassau
Holland
M. Guizot
Lord Cowley
M. l'Ambassadeur
London
Guizot
Don Franciso de Paulo
Senate
Senor Marliani
Cuba
Porto Rico
Naval Department
Madrid
Don Francisco de Pius
Constantinople
Stratford Canning
Volo
Omar Pacha
Selim Bey
Syria
West Inpies
Express
Abnrival
Faymouth
West Indies
Forth
Fayrer
Jamaica
Tampico
New Orleans
Havanneh
Havannah
Nassau
Turks’ Island
Tay
Bermuda
Fayal
Royal Mail Steam Company
Government of
Texas
China
Delhi
New York
Burmah
Rangoon
H. Pottinger
India
Canton
Edwards
Hannibal
Wills
Prince of Wales
Prince Albert
Dorset Chronicle
Sams
Star and Garter
Palmall
William Sams
St. James's-street
Birch
Walham-green
Fulham-road
Walham-green Church
Swan Inn
Dawes-lane
Conway
East Sheen
Man and Wife revival faults Malone Raymond at Haymarket
The Haymarket Theatre revival of Man and Wife introduces Mr Malone Raymond as Cornelius O'Dedimus but critics fault his Irish brogue and stage vigor. Mrs Malone Raymond fared better as Helen Worrett, drawing applause, while other items noted include bankrupt Mottram Williams case and assorted market reports.
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Raymond
Malone Raymond
London
Helen Worrett
Williams and Mottram
Banknortcy
Hitchcock
Mottram
Greatength
Williams
Ipswich
Hill
Talbot
Lichfield
John Chidlow
John Thacker
Blackburn
Southampton
Maxvracturina
Leeds
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Bradford
Wethers
Wether
Halifax
Sears
Manchester
Geographical Society
Civil Engineers
Robert Maliet
C. den- Toche
Geological Society
Aborigines Protection Society
Medico. Botanical
Society of Arts
Microscopical Society
Royal Society
Numismatic Society
Royal Society of Literature
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Institution
India
Carpmael
Zoological Society
Clockrorp
Wm. Crockford
Mayfair
Francatello
Maitre Dhotel
Buckingham Palace
Crockford
Carlton Terrace
Marquis Cholmondeley
Earl
Connaught Terrace
Sarah
John Hyde
Viscount Boyle
Emily
George Seymour
Hertford
Lord Boyle
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Oxford
Christchurch
Brighton
Blackwall
Birmingham
Gloucester
Hull
Selby
Eastern Counties
Greenwich
Great Western
Northern and Eastern
South Western
Derby
North Midland
Midland Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Tattersall's
Phillippa
Roy
Crecy
Prince Albert
Edward the Third
Edward
Morning Post
Foster
Fleet-street
Anomalous Position of Parties Amid Peel and Russell Clash
The piece critiques Tory decline and the tangled split among liberals as Peel’s budget and reform push reshape politics. It notes a weak opposition, shifting alliances, and the rise of Chartism’s ghost, with Sturge and others framing a new political edifice while taxing measures and agricultural fortunes shape the debate.
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Peel
Russell
Benin
Paul
Cephas
Joseph Sturge
Bonaparte
France
Feargus
Tal
Parliamnt
Charing-cross
Commons
Posijn
Wentees
Lord John Russell
Dlington
Buckingham
Helonam
Deting
DISTURBING MURDER ATTEMPT IN PARKER STREET NEAR DRURY LANE
An alarmed afternoon in Parker Street near Drury Lane followed a violent attempt at murder. A woman named Wigney injured a boy and a man, with an open razor, as bystanders and police intervened. the case drew inquests and continued sensational scrutiny at the local station and in Brighton bankruptcy hearings involving Wigney and associates.
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Parker
Fies
Arker-Street
Drury Lane
Eohon Ell
Wilke
Caan
Eldridge
Mae Aldridge
Come - Liberty
Attess
Sonie
eBronttood
Dubey
Portugal-street
Heren
Cana
Braid
Tesiseet Cave
Hampton Court Palace tenants found liable for poor rates
In a Queen's Bench ruling the occupants of Hampton Court Palace were held responsible for parish poor rates. The court rejected the crown occupancy argument and affirmed that the residents, living as long term occupants, must contribute to the tax burden despite royal associations.
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Queen's Bench
Rieat
Ratino
Hampton Court Palace
Middlesex
Hampton
Royal Palace of
Erle
Kelly
Adolphus
Crown
Hampton-court
Lord Denman
Hampton Court
Justice Patteson
Williams
Wightman
Elizabeth
Marylebone
Robert Noyes
Elizabeth Webb
Edgeware Road
Ryan
Welbeck Street
Newgate
Clerkenwell
Bretan Morson
Margaret O'Leary
Archer
Gray's-inn-lane
Greenwood
House of Correction
Worship Street
Parkes
Broughton
Henry Vaux
Union-street
Spitalfields
Jack Shepperd
Ainsworth
Old St. Pauls
Haywood
Draper
Victoria Circulating Library
Victoria-place
Hoxton
Union Hall
Dreaprut Currace
Sarah Dowdell
Exeter-street
Great
Dover-road
Cottingham
Guy's Hospital
Bull Public House
Bull Public
Guy’s Hospital
Cork Mills Attack Poduction and Rewards Offered
The Police Gazette reports on March 1 a group of lawyers assaulting John Wilton of Cork woolen mills and throwing burning liquid in his face. Wilton is blinded in one eye and danger to life remains. Two perpetrators are caught. others flee to London. Suspects include Daniel Larrigan John Drew and John Quick described as a mimic likely in sailor dress. Rewards total £150 for apprehension and conviction.
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Wigneys
Awxwakrp
Brighton Town Hall
James
Bennett
Wigney
Merrifield
Glasgow
Regent Street
Bank
London
Warwick
Wright
Taplin
James Clarke
Wright and Taplin
Bramber
Marlborough Mews
Creasy
M.P
Brighton
House of Commons
Clarendon
Egency -Square
East-street
Castle-square
Regency-square
Ship-street
Preston-street
Clarendon Mansion
Regency Square
Cestle-square
Henry-street
Adelaide Crescent
Brunswick Square
Devonshire Place
John Wilton
City of Cork Perat
Daniel Larrigan
John Drew
John Quick
J. Q
Wilton
Her Majesty
Cork
Apprehension of Good and his Accomplices Committal
A detailed report on the capture of Daniel Good and the pursuit of his alleged accomplices in London and Kent. The narrative covers his disguise, movements from Manchester Square to Tunbridge Wells, the eyewitness identifications, and the subsequent arrest of Molly Good and other suspected collaborators in Spitalfields and Symond's Court. The article includes the vigil by police, the seizure of clothing and personal items, and the magistrate's handling of Good's first questioning.
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South-street
Manchester Square
Good
Brigklayer
London
Sevenoaks
Bricklayers’ Arms
Lev
Tunbridge
Tunbridge Wells
Hare
Unbridge
Bull
Puedes
George Steers
Barrett
Angel Inn
South Eastern Railway
Audrey
Steers
Adams
Angel
Grinstead-green
Freend
Sussex
Shiell
Roehampton
James Connor
Rose
Aoliceman
Division of Police
Wandsworth
Mr. Shiell
Humphries
Peckham
E. Gibbon
Daniel Good
Maidstone
Brace
Murdrer
Mary Good
Molly Good
Flower
Dean Street
Spitalfields
Division
Mayne
Symond's Court
Gray’s Inn-Lane
Pearce
Great Scotland Yard
Thornton
Peake
Post Office
Spitalsquare
Offi
Symonds Court
Anda Aerteos
Ancatied
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Minn
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