Royal Tour of Paris Fortifications and European Crisis
The report details the King with the Duke de Montpensier and the Prince of Saxe Coburg Gotha touring Paris fortifications at Charenton as European tensions rise. It notes amnesty in Rome, Guizot's cautious reform stance, and volatile stock market reactions from a misreported Paris to Rouen rail accident.
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Paris
Duke de Montpensier
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Charenton
Pius IX
Austria
Sardinia
Charles Albert
Bulbo
D'Azeglio
War Department
Villamarina
Vienna
Turin
Algiers
Count Salvandy
Elidah Tenet
Orleansville
Cherchel
de Salwandy
Armister
Constantine
Marshal Bugesud
France
Paris and
Rouen
Tenta
Orleans
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Troyes
Monterean
Baele
Fampoux
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
M. Guizot
Lisieux
Robert Peel
Paria
Radical Party
Legitimiste
Adventurer in Washington Seeks Aid in Santa Anna Scheme
A nameless adventurer in Washington sought countenance and aid for a Santa Anna linked plan but was refused any connection or cooperation. Congress also failed to obtain information about authorities' intentions amid the unrevealed scheme.
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Allen
New York
Mexico
Union
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Senate
Messrs. Calhoun
Webster
Vera Cruz
Jane
New Orleans Picayune
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Paredes
United States
Rio Grande
Fort Leavenworth
Kearney
Plains
Washington
Courier and Lanquirer
Navy Department
Pacific
San Francisco
Santa Anna
Cape of Good Hope dispatch reports Cape Town and frontier turmoil
From Cape Town to Portsmouth dated May 30 a detailed briefing notes that 5000 troops remain on the frontier as Caffres clash with colonial forces. The Thunderbolt steam sloop has joined Cape Town garrison while marines are diverted to bush fighting. A later frontier post reports forty one wagons captured after repelling a 91st Regiment escort, signaling unsettled conditions and rising casualties.
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Cape OF Good Hope
Portsmouth
Mutive
Guna
Richard B. Crawford
St. Helens
Ascension
Cape Town
Burghere
É&C
Broke
Table Bay
Simon's Bay
Caffres
Whale day turmoil and royal arrival at Greenwich
Greenwich stirred as crowds cheered the Queen steam vessel’s arrival and a floating pier extended to the water, while anger grew over the harsh treatment of watermen by city authorities. In Wandsworth, a coroner’s inquiry into infant Mary Anne Barker’s poisoning led to ordinary servant Mary North being charged with wilful murder after vitriol was given instead of vitriol substitutes, the infant dying days later.
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BPAIN
Manaip
Heraldo
Don Francisco de Paula
Don Enrique
Don Francisco de Asie
Madrid
Prince de Carini
Spain
Count Trapani
M. Antonini
Vienna
San Ildefonso
Interrat
Bank of San Fernando
Tasbel
Mankzip
Pampeluna
Kingdom
Catalonia
Pampelana
San Sebastian
Castile
Galicia
Portugal
Andalusia
Francisco de Asis
Pamuns
Fanta
la Granja
Messrs. Easthope and Co
Cordova
Seville
Erage
San Fernando
Isabel
Rome
Pius IX
St. Mary Magdalen
Quirinal
Kine
High College
Royal Highberx
Duke of Cambridge
Roya
Cotrece
Soncrons
Court of Examiners
Calcutta
Hon. East India Company
Dearkananth Tagore
University College
Grant
Bhola Nath Bese
Dwarika Nath Das Basu
Goneal Chunder Seal
Assaad Yacoob Kayat
Beyrout
Syria
London College of Surgeons
Kayat
St. George's Hospital
Curgist’s Hospital
Prince George of
Cambridge
Alfred Burder
Islington
Berden
Shre
West Strand
G. H. Bowen
St. Paul's, Coventgarden
Joss
Marquis of
Westminster
Earl of
Stamford and Warrington
Earl Grey
Marchioness
Breadalbane, &c
the Thames
Wilson
Thames
Medway
Court of Common Council
Challis
Afr
Special Prisons Committee
Court of Aldermen
Taz
Garden Stairs
Greenwich
Saunders
Paul's Wharf
Air Evans
Thames Police
Royal Hospital
Thames and Lands Police
Watermenu
George Murray
G.C.B
Queen
Amd
Lord Mayor and Navigation Committee
Witye
Munch&s Oy
Wm. Caner
Feathers
Wandsworth
Mary Anne Barker
Mary North
Mary Barker
North Street
Mery North
Glasgow
Jamaica
Liverpool
Key West
Key Weat
Sir Walter Scott
Hyne
Labrador
Quebec
Limerick
Hull
Goopwin Saxns
Robinson and Bramah
Deptford Dockyard
Fincham
Fortsmouth
Lady Afonteagle
Mies
Sir John Hill
Knight
Johnson
Davie
Nesbit
Greenwich Hospital
Ward
Board of Admiralty
Odin
Leopard
Elao
Watworth
W.clevershy
Grove-street
Walworth-common
Cleversby
Stalbybridge
John Conroy
Bia
England
Staleybridge
Hickey
Bodd
Ramsbottom Street
E. Sidebottom
SG H Regiment
Major Brows
Dublin
Home Circuit
Matpstowg
Crvin
Fitzroy
Baron Alderson
O'Malley
C. Cooper
Serjeant Byles
House of Correction
Baron Aldernon
Myr
Baron Alderace
Thie
Tsue
Gravesend
Nore
Alond
Margate
Pier
Eringly
Sir George Murray’s Career and Lasting Legacy
Sir George Murray served as Master General of the Ordnance and for Manchester elections faced a forlorn hope. He edited Marlborough’s Despatches and was remembered as a capable soldier and deft minister. Despite political tugs and illness, his public service left a lasting, laudatory memory beyond party controversy.
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Lemawht
Westminster
Manchester
Poulett Thomson
Canada
Raiaél
George Murray
Mr. Gregg
Ordnance
Robert Peel
Belgrave Square
Reubert Peet
George
Sir George Murray
Marlborough
British intervention aids Sarawak against piracy in Borneo
A Singapore–to–Sarawak dispatch reports the murder of Rajah Muda Hassim and Panjeran Badrudeen. Lord Brooke appeals to Colonel Butterworth for help. the Phlegethon, commanded by Captain Ross, reaches Sarawak on April 26. The voyage along six rivers prompts coastal chiefs to show respect to Mr Brooke, and British protection is urged to curb piracy.
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Borneo
Singapore
Mluda Hassim
Panjeran Badrudeen
Brooke
Butterworth
C.B
Honourable Company
Phlegethon
Ross
Sarawak
Mr. Brooke
Sarrawak
Brooxe
Embezzlement case shocks Manchester firm
A surprising embezzlement case unfolds at Messrs James Vance and Co of Manchester with head clerk Martin Rhategan accused of altering remittance records. Investigations reveal large cash entries, duties split with a Dublin manager, and a £6,000 plus deficiency amid further theft claims including handkerchiefs. The case returns Friday as police pursue broader fraud links.
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Manchester
Borough Court
Messie
James Vance
Martin Bernard Rhategan
Dublin
Moran
Thomas Vance
J.C. Milne
York Street
America
Vance
Rheregan
Beswick
Maude
Manchester Guardian
Newcastle
Robert Lowthin
Gateshead
River Lyne
Dickinson
Lowthin
Tyne Bridge
Stoker
Louwthie
Charles Fuller
Horntbourne Priors
Whitchurch
Andover
Earl of Portsmouth
O Conor Don Reelected Unopposed In Roscommon Poland
Ireland dispatch reports the O Conor Don was reelected without opposition on Tuesday. The scene features backing from Fitzstephen French M.P. and Oliver Grace, with Old Ireland party media backing a staunch Repealer. A Mock-up agrarian violence note follows about a failed assassination attempt on a Tipperary grand juror and a pursuit to capture the attacker near Lowe's Green. The report ends noting multiple agrarian incidents across provinces.
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Roscommon
O'Conor
Fitzstephen French
Oliver Grace
Old Ireland Party
Treland
Dungarvan
Clonmel
Cashel
Black Castle
Lowe's-green
White
Minchin
Lowe's Green
Westminster Bridge Resolution Adopted Unanimously
The assembly resolved unanimously to require study into the Westminster bridge project and directed action to enter the state consideration. Details remain unclear due to transcription errors but the vote reflects broad consensus on pursuing the bridge initiative.
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Westminster Barrock
Permsitiee
Memoir of Sir George Murray Soldier Statesman and General
A long obituary recalls Sir George Murray born 1772, his undivided military career from 1789, service across Europe and the colonies, key commands and offices, his Parliament roles and public speaking prowess, marriage to Lady Louisa Erskine, and death at 75 amid a respected record of reforms and leadership.
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Sir George Murray
Regiment of
Robert Peel
University of Edinburgh
G. Murrey
Waterloo
India
France
Ireland
Sweden
Portugal
Spain
West Indies
Denmark
Egypt
Flanders
Ralph Abercromby
H. Burrard
England
Duke of Wellington
Lord Hill
Anglesey
Beresford
Sir G. Murray
G. Murray
Guarda
St. Amand
Famars
Valenciennes
Lincelles
Dunkirk
Lannoy
Campbell
Quiberon
Guards
Hulland
Helder
Cork
Gibraltar
Murray
Order of the Crescent
Uphart
Marmorice
Aboukir
Rosetta
Rhamaine
Cairo
Alexandria
Horse Guards
Hanover
Austerlit
Stralsund
Poland
John Moore
Sir John
Arthur Wellesley
Paris
Sir George
Bonaparte
Elba
America
Canadas
Napoleon
Cannes
Canada
Europe
Edinburgh Castle
University of Oxford
D.C.L
Royal Society
2Nd Foot
Ordnance Department
Perth
Louisa Erskine
Marquis of
James Erskine
Louisa
Jesue
Colonies
House of Commons
George Murray
Colonial Office
Colonial Department
Lord Ormelie
Breadalbane
Perthahire
Graham
Peel
Ordnance
Perthshire
Fox Maule
George Murrey
Westminster
Fox
Sheridan
Burdett
Hobhouse
Cochrane
Evans
Rous
Maxwell
Rodney
Hood
Leader
de Lacy Evans
Comic and satirical pieces in the Literary Chronicle almanack
The issue previews Mark Lemon’s lead tale with a Margate voyage gone wrong and a playful sketch on the History of England by Gilbert A'Beckett. It also highlights Doveras Jennery's Swivise Magazine and a critique on social crime and poverty, urging reform and noting exemplary wood-cuts and poems.
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Theh Metropolis
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Trink
Nelaon
Adelaide
Trauk
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Miss Brown
Ran-nel-ar
Geo
Mr. More
Churchyard Green
Twili
Bombazine
Gilbert A'Beckett
Elfrida
Ethelred
Cubitt
Sasca
Chadwick
Birmingeham
Provident
Benevolent Society
Walter Savage Landor
St. Giles
St James