Disorder in Staffordshire Coal District and Allied Fire Incidents
Report surveys heavy troop deployment in the district to forestall violence amid unrest and pay disputes. It cites Lord Lyttleton and local magistrates assuring peace, while detailing Wigan handloom weavers' relief protests and multiple incendiary fires in Kent, Wiltshire, Andover, and Havant, with rewards offered for perpetrators.
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Queen’s Own Regiment
Worcestershire
Reigh Pearhend
Enniskillen
Staffordshire Yeomanry
Thinley
Lord Lyttleton
Clive
Worcestershire Yeomanry
Staffordshire
Wigan
Board Room
Wigan Union
Board-Room
60Th Rifles
Bread v. Steel
Day
Hucking
Kent
W. Dansey
Denhead
Wiltshire
Avreward
Messrs
Havant
Chichester
Softly
Hawarden
North Wales
Stephen Glynne
Rigby
Hantock
Alill
Peto and Grissell
London
Staley
Leigh Rigby
Mr. Staley
Dee
Queen’s Ferry
England
Mr. Rigby
Hancock
Rie
Great Milton
Oxon
William Loveproye
Usm
Devel
Mr. Surman
Surman
Peea Richardson
Suen
Eniad
France M Humann dies in cabinet while signing papers
Foreign intelligence reports M Humann minister of finance dies of apoplexy in his Paris cabinet as he signed papers. Funeral of Marshal Moncey held at the Invalids with military honors. Pageot's mission to Berlin/St Petersburgh discussed. Austrian stance favored alliance Spain. Navy reforms and West Indies steam packet plans noted. cabinet reshuffle leads Lacave Laplagne to take finance post. Slaves emancipated in Martinique Guadaloupe Bourbon total 38,969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Humann
Marshal Moncey
Church of the Invalids
M. Pageot
France
Madrid
Augsburg
Berlin
St. Petersburgh
Paris
Vienna
M. Bertin de Veaux
Journal Des Débats
Chamber of Deputies
Courrier Francais
Gomez
Rochefort
West Indies
M. Saladin
Finance Department
West India Islands
Port Royal
Martinique
Gomer
M. Hippolyte Passy
M. Passy
Marshal Soult
M. Guizot
M. Lacave Laplagne
Moniteur
Tuesaday
Financial Department
M. Hamann
Count Molé
Guadaloupe
Bourbon
Spain Senate Debates Marliani Criticism of France and royal marriage
Reports from Madrid on the 19th describe Marliani denouncing French acts and Pageot as a tool of hostility while supporting the regent. Gonzales defends France’s envoy status. Marliani’s proposition was rejected 76 to 1. In the lower house Uzal attacks a clerical editor. tumult interrupts the session. Captain general and officers meet the infant Don Francisco de Paula. Three per Cents quoted at 225 cash and 28% at 60 days with 6% at 90 days?
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Madrid
M. Marliani
Marquis de Boissy
Senate
Messrs. Lasano
Gomez Becerra
Campuzance
Marliani
France
Spain
M. Pageot
London
Vienna
Paris
Duke de Glucksberg
M. Gonzales
Chamber of Deputies
M. Uzal
Annals of the Propagation of the Faith
Don Francisco de Paula
Portugal Execution at Sussex Ends Horrific Lisbon Casting
A Portugal execution in Lisbon on April 18 ends with Mattos Lobo dying by apoplexy at the scaffold after a brutal murder of a whale family. The procession featured magistrates, executioners, and clergy while witnesses describe the stark, haunting scene and Lobo’s sorrowful demeanor before the fatal moment.
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Sussex
Mattos Lobo
Portugal
Brotherhood of Mercy
Lisbon
Eivery
Diego Alves
Mehemet Ali pursues irrigation and cotton expansion in Egypt
From Alexandria dated 6th inst, Mehemet Ali is seen in Minet-el-Gamk engaged in agriculture, building 600 irrigation machines, with embankments under construction. He imports cotton seed from Semaar and Georgia to boost Egyptian cotton, while a new device to curb merchant purchases is publicized. Frigates are to be equipped for a show of force, plague ravages Damietta, and cotton sales at auction fail. Gedda reports abuse of duties by Beni Om, with Osman Pacha replacing him, and Athens letters claim war fears with Turkey have eased.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Mehemet Ali
Minet-el-Gamk
Sharkie
Georgia
United States
Pacha
Kosreff Pacha
Lin
Tahir Pacha
Damietta
Joussouff Falu
Messrs
Briggs and Co
Constantinople
Athens
Turkey
London Anniversary Festival and Thunder Storm Report
The Metropolis column details the sixty-ninth London anniversary festival at Freemasons Tavern with contributions from nobles, £500 in subscriptions, and performers including pipers and singers. a separate thunderstorm causes damage across Limehouse, Poplar, Millwall, and Bow with limited injuries and substantial property loss. It also covers the National Convention debates on abstention from alcohol, a Birkbeck memorial meeting urging a professorship fund, vestry disputes at Camberwell St. Giles, and assorted charitable and civic items across London.
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Royal Hieutaxp Sexoon Society
London
Freemasons’ Tavern
Earl of Haddington
Messrs
Broadhurst
Hobbs
Fitzwilliam
Bradbury
Augustus d’Este
Duchess of Buckingham
Duke of Buccleuch
Wapping
Shadwell
All Saints’ Church
Poplar
East India Road
New Gravel Lane
Limehouse Church
Bow
Stratford
Edmonton
Hampstead
Highgate
Holloway
Royal Albert
Bow-creek
William Noble
Ratcliffe
Limehouse
Duncen
Philp
Ireland
Bartlett
F. O'Connor
Beesley
Bairstow
Dr. Birkbeck
Freemason's
Birkbeck
Lord Brougham
Lord J. Russell
Dudley Stuart
Earl of Ripon
Hume
M.P
Mills
Roebuck
Mechanics’ Institution
London University College
Lord Lyndhurst
Invant OnpHan Asylum
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Lord Ashley
Countess of Pembroke
Lady Canterbury
Mr. Byng
Mr. Mayne
Thomas Jackson
Glebe-road
W. M. Musgrove
Parker
Lawson
ee __Hackhead
Gillart
Cotton
Alston
Farringdon-Street
Church of St. James
Clerkenwell
Farringdon Street
Yorkshire
Fleet
Fleetditch
St. Bartholomew
Cow-cross
Smithfield
Metropolis
Metropolitan Anti Corn Law Association
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Warburton
Bridport
Earl of
Bowring
Col. Thompson
B. Bond Cabbell
Stansbury
Blewitt
Huxley
Prince of Wales
Building Fund
Appointment of a curate at St John’s chapel Deritend
A tightly fought election for the curate of St John’s chapel Deritend, Aston parish, ended with Rev. Mr Smith winning by 298 votes over Rev. Mr Storer. The process highlighted the household suffrage in a Derbyshire area, amid local political interest and ecclesiastical duties.
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Birmingham
St. John's Chapel
Deritend
Aston
St. John’s
Palmer
Smith
Bordesley
Brighton
George Wigney
I. N. Wigney
George
CanoLine W
Wigney
London
Adelaide Terrace
George Wigmey
Bennett
Newton Wigney
Taraspay
Court of Requests
John Purfett
Jonathan Cheeseman
John Buncle
Scots Greys
Summers Harford
Harford
London and Brighton Railway
Northstreet
Doreing
Iscenpiang Fing
Menry Napper
West-street
Donaldson
Ireland Evening Journal reports suicides and executions in Kilk Brennan district
A fragmentary Irish notice outlines a young man in Pruskig who attempted suicide after a love affair and a coroner in Westmeath recounts a missing Malone linked murder investigation. The piece also covers Francis Hughes’s execution, a fatal poisoning case near Dalystown, and other local incidents including theft of a St Patrick grave headstone and a suspicious death in Loughrea with post mortem notes. The report notes stricken families, inquests, and the evolving Irish crime and punishment landscape.
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Jeal
Sussex Express
Dover
Vax Amaureu Axp
RENCE
Pratt
Lock-hill-lane
van Amburgh
Folkestone
Folkestone Hill
Jiro
Ecclesfield
Gatty
Duke of Norfolk
W.F. Dison
George Ridge
W. Smith
Mr. Ridge
Ridge
Sheffield Iris
Hastings
White
Monmouth
Snochine
Coede Vedw
Dingestow
Ragland
Eliza Hughes
Sowan
Penrose
Maria Hughes
Wanless
Fam
Mechanics’ Institute
Staffordshire
Srr
Josep Murpen
Wolstanton
Bradwell Farm
Wel- Stanton
Sudbury
All Saints’ Church
St. Gregory’s
St. Peter's
Horn Inn
Bury Post
Pruskig
Westmeath
Kilbrennan
John Battershiy
Fei. My
Michael Malone
Leigh Wearhs
Raghe Pape
Malone
Cloonyheiph
Patt Malone
Oruther
Ng Michal
Dalystown
Feild
Boo Fox
Michael
Liv
Hughes
Pou
Francis Hughes
Powell
Asylan
Gies
Woods
Ty Exerson
Rel Dour
Rooney
Weg UW Lepeeing
Mr. Powell
Tulivard
Franceis Hugues
Tom
Cemiliv
Loaghrea
Walsh
Tures
Kylemack
Ben
Haigny
Mavion
Manchester
Messrs. Byrne Fy Whelan
Dublin
Paisley
Dublin Eouaty
Betas Cross
Liam Obrie
Mount Jerome
Shannahan
Monks
St. Patrick
Bevanlee
Patrick
Anning
Ballsluggan
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