France and Portugal Crisis Reflected in Paris and Lisbon News
Paris papers report Guizot’s defense of the cabinet against Billault’s motion and the prospect of a decisive majority. fears grow over secret societies in the army and tensions with England. Spain and Portugal readings follow: coercion of the press in Madrid, Moorish killings, and the Almeida siege amid rising unrest and proclamations of holy war by Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
M. Billault
M. Guizot
Chef Douvre
Refns
London
Courrier Francais
England
Courrier
Chamber of Peers
M. Cousin
St. Omer
Gazette Des Tribunaux
BPA
Spain
The
Mundo
Senor Gonzales Bravo
Madrid
Cordova
Carthagena
Puycerda
Gibraltar
Morocco
Portugal
Lisson
Lnst
Loures
la Chaves
Lancer
Santarem
Lisbon
Tagus
Coste Cabral
Almeida
Viscount Fonte Nova
Bunifim
Bomifim
Lamego
Mer
Fletcher
Sone
Fragmentary Europe and Asia News From 19th Century Dispatches
The report covers Austrian Neapolitan affairs with Schwartzenburg’s arrival, emigration surges with 4000 English passports, Greek ministry rumors including Mavrocordato and Canaris, Bavaria princes resigning claims, and Persian-Iranian dispatches about Stoddart and Conolly. Colonel Shiel’s efforts are noted amid unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
England
Rome
Schools for All ceremony at Bunhill Row in Chequeralley
Lord John Russell presided at the stone laying for new Bunhill Row school rooms built on Friends grounds. Ministers praise universal education and Bible teaching, with subscriptions from Greig, Gurney, and Murray. inscription notes April 24 1834. A separate Friends Schools anniversary at London Tavern followed with many toasts and subscriptions exceeding £800, including royal donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunhill Row
Bunhillrow
John Russell
Society of Friends
Manning
Morrison
Church of England
Friends
British and Foreign School Society
Greig
Lord John Russell
London
Christ
God
Gurney
Mr Murray
Lord John Russell, M.P
Samuel Gurney
Boatswain Smith
Any’s Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Lord Ashley
Tewd Harvey
Alderman Jonson
Sheriff Moon
Young
Prince Albert
Bright
Day
Achnels
Lord Harvey
Melancholy Accent Downton Downton Wiltshire Accident
A dramatic Downton report recalls a man trapped by loose shale while sinking wells. Rescuers used cords, pulleys, and horses as the victim endured extreme burns and suffering for hours. He died after extreme injuries. a widowed father of three, James Johnston, left orphaned children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Philips
Forman
James Johnston
Downton
Wiltshire
Hobbs
Somersetshire
Thomas
George Matchum
New House
William P. Shuckburgh
Moat House
R. Payne
Noman’s
Liverpool
E. Rashton
G. Heyworth
Thomas Nelson
George Brown
Proctor
Excise Department
London
Phillips
Nelson
Snowball
Brown
Victoria
Rushton
Mr. Proctor
Excise
Broadman
Board of Excise
Mr. Rushton
Upton
John Robert Fisher
John Fisher
Northgate Street
Elmester
John Cooke
Provincial Berwick Henrrisre Death at Lowick
James Johinston a kinsman was working at a kiln when a large stone fell five feet trapping him among burning stones. A companion warned quarrymen nearby and they rushed to the kiln, but immediate rescue was limited as the kiln fire and debris hindered escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick
Henrrisre
Lowick
James Johinston
Julnston
Ireland. Repeal meetings and trials in April clubs
Reports from April 23 detail ongoing affidavit filings in a high profile legal case with Magrath and subordinates, plus a Repeal Association meeting led by N Maher M P. J A O Neill withdraws a dissolving motion amid cheers. Irish Registration Bill outlook appears doomed this year. Dunraven outrages: arson at Adair stables and vandalism at Adair church. suspects Regan and Mary Burns Mrs. Mary Regan detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dostin
Freeman's Journal
George Magrath
Heving
Magrath
Repeal Association
Dunraver
Adair
Earl of Dunraven
Lord Dunraven
James Regan
Mery
Mary Burns
The Drama at Her Majesty’s Theatre and Parisian notes
The piece reviews La Sonnambula and The Brides of Venice at Her Majesty’s with praise for Benedict and Balfe comparisons, plus remarks on remarks and performances at Haymarket, Hanover Square, and the AprLaing Gallery. It also covers Parisian theatres, Duprez, Rachel rumours, and a theatrical wardrobe sale at Marlborough Street.
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Her Majesty's Theatre
Bellini
Persiani
Mario
F. Lablache
Venice
Smedley
Candiano II
Olivolo
Istria
Caorio
Candiano
Sta. Maria Formosa
Borrani
Francesca
Miss Romer
Naama
Alfred Shaw
Harrison
Count Alberto
Poer
Dogberg
Mr. Benedict
Baife
Benedict
Balfe
Haymarket Theatre
Farren
Sheridan
Sir Peters
Sir Anthonys
Sir Peter Teazle
Messrs
Strickland
Buckstone
Tilbury
Mesdemes Humby
Carre
Stanley
Biyerenp
Wrixiams
Weber
Corelli
Lindley
Phillips
John Parry
Norma
Parry
AprLaing GallEry
Dr. Jones
Smith
Edinburgh
Paris
Mademoiselle Racuel
London
Thames
Don Sébastien
Lisbon
Pacha
England
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Rossi Caccia
Albertini
Aitchison
Political meetings and anti corn law gatherings in London
The weekly League meeting at Covent Garden was led by Hon. C Villiers MP with aims to push a comm laws motion next month. Ewart MP, Dr Elphinstone, and Mr Moore spoke while plans for a future chair change to Lord Kinnaird were announced. A Greenwich anti corn law deputation drew 1500 attendees with Cobden appealing for tax reform tied to revenue and land rents. A Birmingham factory meeting backed a Ten Hours Bill, urging action beyond mere majorities in the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Covent Garden
C. Villiers
M.P
Ewart
Dumfries
West India
Moore
Lord Kinnaird
Greenwich Anti Conn Law Association
Greenwich
National Anti Corn-law League
Cobden
Thompson
George Thomson
Admiral Dundes
Colonel Thompson
Edward Knatchbull
Questrox
Times
Court House
Birmingham
St. Paul's
H. Allen
E. Hornsby
House of Parliament
Uncertain election moves in Hurst seat debate
Reports from London describe ongoing uncertainty over a by election in the Hurst seat with talk of no opposition or a conservative candidate. Meanwhile Captain Hamilton’s possible resignation could open a seat for Thesiger and link to the anti Corn Law League pledge. A book sellers meeting in London pushes for shorter shop hours and better conditions. In crime news, convicts Barker Fletcher Saunders and Mrs Dorey face legal moves for pardons or new trials, with Barber seeking a royal pardon and medical convulsions affecting Fletcher. If Barber fails, three male prisoners face transfer to Milbank before NSW shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honssam
Hoxsuam
Hurst
Thesiger
Ep. W.C
Axp Tonmy
House of Commons
Hamilton
Aylesbury
Genttleman
Anti-Cornlaw League
Chronicle
London
Ludgate Hill
Ives
Swan and Ives, Paternosterrow
Lawrence
Olten
Wit Forcers
Barker
Fletcher
Barber
James Graham
Dorey
Saunders
Milbank
New South Wales
The Ugly Buck Wins 2000 Guineas in Tight Finish
The Sporting Intelligencer reports a buoyant crowd for The Ugly Buck as he wins the 2,000 Guineas by a neck over The Devil to Pay. Elemi flops, Joe Lovell lands third, Wadraste falters, and Dr Phillimore trails. betting favored The Ugly Buck at 3 to 1 with strong support from influential backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratan
Thornhill
Elemi
R.M
Mr. J. Day
J. Day
Lord G. Bentinck
Colonel Anson
Joe Lovell
Mr. Wreford
Camel
Wadrasta
Exeter
Algernon
Beiram
Agnes
Maffam
Phillimore
Dr. Phillimore
Wadraste
Lord
Match hawks and boat cliques headline Windsor to Westminster
A morning racing match at Windsor drew riders from Dorset Square with a 25 shillings per side bet. A saddle horse won over a 23 to 24 mile course, finishing in 1 hour 25 minutes, while the harness horse finished two minutes later. Windsor inn housed the loser as it faced railway return. St George's Aquatic Club opened its season with a boat race from Westminster to Putney, Black wins by four lengths with White and Yellow following. A Cape male lop arrives for Zoological Society at Repent's Park. Sundering fod population notes a 25 percent drop in meat consumption as people shift away from animal foods.
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Palestine
Buck
Ares
Danebury
Campanero
Leander
Ray Momus
Eleme
B.C
Lord Albemarle
Whitehouse
Watson
Lord Exeter
Rogers
Czar
Prasody
R.M
Lord Glasgow
Amulette
Robinson
Duke of Beaufort
Claude Frollo
Edwards
Evey
Whipcord
Claude Frello
T.Y.C
Duke of Bedford
Oakley
Lord G. Bentinck
Emma
Abdale
D.M
Merope
Mann
Mr. Thornhill
Muley Moloch
Actmon
Duke of Grafton
Fraulein
Beting
Minotaur
Duke of Rutland
Boyce
Lord Stradbroke
Miss
Robinia
Economy
Agst
Crenoline Pass
A.F
Phillimore
Mr. Coombe
Keeley
Lord Orford
Elis
Miss Julia
Lord W. Powlett
Falconer
Skeleton
Mr. Greville
Molly Mogg
Nat
Ray Middleton
Pettit
Scott
Doncaster
Rous
Greville
Windson
Dorset Square
Regenue Park
Windsor
New Inn
St George’s
St. George's Aquatic Club
E Gener
Westminster
Putney
Black
Surrey Shore
White
Middlesex
Lambeth Palace
Vauxhall Bridge
Yellow
Bells Tavern
Richardson
Herefordshire
Pham
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Greece
Arsens
Mavrocordato
Trikoupi
Office of Religion and Public Instruction
Loudos
Coletti
Canaris
Somaki
A. Loudos
Patras
M. Rize
Constantinople
Council of State
Luitpold
Aldebert
Bavaria
National Assembly
Otho
Indla
Cotoxzet Stoppart
Conolzy
Grover
Wolff
Tehran
Persia
Meshed
Prince Royal
Shiel
Bokhara
Rajab
Stoddert
Conolly
Bokbara
Ameer
Cabool
Khiva
Malloom
Stoddart
Ireland
Sporting Intelligencer
Newmarket
Mr. Watson
Antidote
Maria Day
Pergularie
Kitchener
T.M.M
Hyrcania
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