Gratitude and gratuities for Sutlej army at Lahore
The Governor General resolves that all generals, officers, NCOs, and privates of the Sutlej army shall receive twelve months batta. Regiments that stayed at posts between Loodiana and Ferozepore to protect wounded are included. The move to reinstate discipline and reward loyal service is described amid broader notes on Sikh surrender, troop movements, and regional administration.
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Government of India
Sutlej
Batta
Loodiana
Ferozepore
Reuben
Seivcote
Bussevan
Indis
F. Cranie
Government of
Nore
Wazeer Gholab Singh
Lall Singh
Wazeerahip
Ghaleb
Lahore
15Th Lancern
31St Foot
Bombay
Europe
Frullinder
Phalloor
Pagwarra
Sultaspore
Scinde
Charles Napier
Ooch
Bhawalpore
Rejah
Ferozepare
M‘laren
Bengal
J. R. Lumley
Nizam
G. Arthur
Poonshhed
Eiphieiene
Delhi
Beoares
Agra
Sirdar Tej Singh
Rajeh Lall Singh
Sobraon
Prince Waldemar
Siaf Oficera
Battl
Loodians
Wheeler
Sattenpore
Cashmeer
Sultanpore
Tabore
Ranjeet Singh
Shaleemar
Her
16Th Lancers
The Occupation of Lahore and Caffreland Anecdotes
Extract from the London Gazette supplement recounts the 1846 Lahore occupation after the Maharaja Dhulerp Singh’s restoration, with Brigadier Wheeler’s forces securing the citadel and key sites. It also notes British rewards for discipline, compares the two armies, and includes Sir H. Smith’s Cape notes of Hintza’s capture and Smith’s 698 mile ride in six days.
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Savory
London Gazette
Toenday
Inpis Boasp
Enat India
India
Lahore
Maharaj Jatt Dhulerp Singh
F. Currie
Radshahes Masjed
Wheeler
Sutlej
Loocianab
Philor
Douab
H. Smirh
Basr
H. Smith
Caffreland
Xahecca
Hintze
Colonel Smith
Cape Corps
Hintza
Cafistia
Smith
Sir H. Smith
Cape Town
Graham's Town
G.C.R.L. Woolwich
Disturbances in Galicia and Cracow Province Ties
Reports from Gallicia and Cracow describe rising insurrection and village levies against authorities. Austrian troops faced armed peasants with heavy casualties and villages burning castles. Berlin conferences plan military readiness and a concert of powers to suppress unrest in Cracow and adjacent Polish lands.
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Poland
Germany
Gallicia
Cracor
Nuremberg Gazette
Lemberg
Galicia
Jaslau
Berlin
Republic of Cracow
Tuileries
Duchy of
Posen
Paris
Concert Européen
Fire disrupts Sheffield workshops as flames held at dawn
Firefighters battled an extensive blaze that started in a wall and burned through the night, with engines spraying smouldering embers until three in the morning. Clergymen and townspeople aided in stopping spread to adjacent premises. the origin buildings were gutted but nearby factories were saved. A separate terror act in Sheffield targeted Messrs Marshall and Co, with an explosive device planted in an iron tube damaging a wall, window and roof while assailants fled toward Allen Street.
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Walla
Humes
Sheffield
Wlahm
Measra
J. and
W. Marshall
Edge Tuil and Wcythe
Allen Street
Messia
Marshall's
Inen
Ireland and Courts Notes From April Sessions
The rump of the Repeal Association met at Conciliation Hall with miserable attendance and debate on finances. In Dublin the Labertouche case ended with acquittal on fraud counts after press and court contention. Riots continued in Tipperary districts with raids on Waterford bound boats and stores at Kilsheelan and Fethard. Government notices report the death of Mr. Pullock, clerk of the peace, prompting multiple upcoming appointments.
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Revean AusweriTies
Repeal Association
Cuanghy
Treasury- Commission
Baron, Richards
Justice Ball
Labertouche
Abel Labertouche
Stafford
College-Green
Maria Hill
King
Labertouchy
Ball
Neeson
Douray
Marge Provyisrox
Tipperary Free Press
Kilsheelan and
Fethard
Waterford
Kilsheelan
Messrs. Hughes
Arawatate
Major Shaw
Laffin
Pullock
Dublin
Ireland
Mountains-town
Fatal Accidents and a Polish Tragedy From 1843 Bromley Inquiry
A Bromley inquest reveals a troubled case of Harriet Monkton and her infant, with testimonies from Rev Verrall and neighbors. Parents James Hitchcock and Aunt Anne Ayling faced scrutiny for alleged neglect and possible poisoning suspicions amid a long trial, while separate Essex and London reports note accidental railway deaths and other local misfortunes.
Watermen and Lightermen plan bye laws for steam boat licenses
The Court of Watermen and Lightermen posts a second notice ready to grant licenses for steam and sailing boats on the Thames between Windsor and Gastler Creek, regulating passenger numbers. Licenses must be obtained or penalties under city bye laws apply. courts may challenge the rules, with the Lord Mayor bent on enforcing penalties. Meanwhile King's College announces a new theological department to train clergy without Oxford or Cambridge degrees, listing professors and admission paths for students, including King’s College graduates, Oxbridge graduates, and bishops’ recommendations.
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Court of Queen’s Bench
Isrgs
Cinque Porte
Margate
Ramsgate
Kixa
Cotnsgee
Lonpox
King’s College
King's College
Oxford
Cambridge
Alexander M'Caul
St. James's
Duke's Place
Frederick Denison Maurice
Guy's Hospital
Richard Chenevix French
London
Canterbury
Hullah
King’s College School
Echools i
Durham
Miners fall in again: second explosion at Benton and Pemberton mine
In Bilston Moxpsy a second blast at the Benton and Pemberton coal mine injures two men, one severely, after workers earlier found the workings safe. Duke carried a lamp and Roberts proceeded to show work when an explosion occurred, threatening recovery chances.
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Bilston
Moxpsy
Benton and Pemberton
Duke
Roberts
Bribtol
TRE Cruson
Sr. Geronoz’s
Braxpon Hill
Ajr
Hopper
Bristol Gasetiez
Durham
University
Will
Divorce Trial Follows Adultery Allegations In King Case
A restitution of conjugal rights suit between Hannah King and John King opened with Mr. King accusing his wife of adultery at the Corn Exchange Shades and other places, while Mrs. King’s side argued the evidence was unreliable. The hearing was adjourned to the next court day. A separate case described Henry Norman’s thefts from builder William Hoof, where a confession letter claims a long record of crimes and cites a past customs service.
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New Model
Pentonville
Milbank
Norfolk Island
Model Prison
Orrichal
HalstEad
Halstead Union
Essex
Brown
William Way
John Waltham
O. Hustler
Board of Guardians
Galstead Union
Somerset-houre
Philip Ward
St. Edmund’s Roman Catholic College
Ware
Cardinal Weld
Rye-house
Broxbourne
John Kemp
Worship-Street
City of London
Thart
Honner
Bingham
Curttar
West Kent
Swan
Bromley
Games
Misa Willimms
Shifnal
Shropshire
Thomas Carter
Fenny Ratford
Huckinghamshire
London
Verrall
Trostas
Bromley Chapel
Bromiley
Thatie
Gro. Verrall
Thomas Charcher
Thomas Churcher
Misa Williams
Schiffoall
Axenes
H. J. Fast
Hannah King
John King
King
Dr. Addams
Robinson
Elephant and Caaile
Thomas Nau
Mr. King
Tax Court
Queen's Advocate
Mr King
Danine Rosueny
Crern
Extmaorpixany Con- Fesstox
Jamaics
United States of America
Caesar
Ceeser
Custom House
Thames Street
Hexsy
Norway
William Hoof
Bay
Madeley House
Ken Wington
Judd-steet
Newroad
Palin
Barnes
Surrey
Haymarket
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Count Montaliver
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Anne Ayling
Masa
Schod
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Varin
d'Harcourt
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Coshin
Doura
Anne Asling
Otley
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