British report on Ningpo Ningpol Ningye strategic moves
Dispatches describe Sir Hugh Gough planning to invest Hangchowfu after abandoning Ningye as a preliminary. Rumors say Chinese may attack Ningpo again with 3000 men. Hong Kong under Sir Henry Pottinger, Amoy quiet, Kolonge deserted. Sesostris sent to Amoy to move 300 Royal Irish to Ningpo, weakening local garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuyao
Hugh Gough
Hang Chow-Fuo
Ningye
Ningpol
Canton
Matay
Henry Pottinger
Hong Kong
Amoy
Kolong
Gough
Royal Irish
Ningpo
Sbuhing
The Revolution of 1830 Paris Dispatches
Foreign intelligence from Paris reports the Revolution of 1830 anniversary observances across churches and civic ceremonies. It details political maneuvers in the Chamber of Deputies, ministerial intrigues around M Sauzet and M Dufaure, and regional notices from Oran to Madrid, with updates on trade, finances, and colonial affairs.
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Paris
Aear U
St Paul
Count Rambuteau
Seine
Cee
Journal Des Debats
Convention
M. Lauzrt
Chamber
Als Laurets
Tuileries
Grand Deputation
Chamber of Peers
Eathcellor
M. Dufaure
M. de Salvandy
M. de Lamartine
Duke of Orleans
Mol
M. Dupin
M. Sauset
M. Salvandy
M. Sauzet
Thiers
Odilon Barrot
Centre Gauche
Gauche
M. Odilon Barrot
Extreme
M. Pauwells
Sanzet
M. Baude
M. Duchatel
M. Thiers
Dufaure
Passy
M. Passy
Mele
Oran
Torifeur
Mascara
Tlemcen
Lamorieitre
Llostaganen
D’ Arbouville
Lamorieutre
Tekdempta
Fortaza
Furadka
Gibraltar
Mostaganem
Rights of the orphans of a freeman who died intestate
A London vice chancellor receives a certificate from the lord mayor and aldermen about how an orphan share survives among surviving children when a freeman dies intestate. The certificate confirms that the share replying to an infant survivor remains with other children and that accumulation likewise continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
Lancelot Shadwell
England
George Bruin
Sarah
George Knott
Ann
City of
London
Charles Hwan Law
John Pirie
Peter Laurie
John Cowan
W.T. Copeland
M. Gibbs
J. Farncomb
Matthew Wood
C. Farebrother
T. Wood
J. Humphery
G. Carroll
W. K. Hooper
Fannixcoos Street
Farringdon Street
Clerkenwell Green
New Street
Office of Works
Guildhall
Clerkenwell-green
House of Commons
Commercial Steam Packet Company
London Tavern
Eilenden
South Western Steam Packet Company
Southampton
Thames
Middlesex
Pickpockets reported at Chapel Royal Brighton
Sunday morning after worship two well dressed strangers were suspected of pickpocketing at the Chapel Royal in Prince's Place Brighton. A crowd followed them to Cannon-place where officials identified one as a Burton on Humber curate and the other a fellow of St. John’s College Cambridge. Reverend Drummond apologized for the misstatement and a letter of apology from Spencer R. Drumson was published, while the men sought legal redress. The incident prompted official reassurance and investigation.
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Turkey
Suleymanich
Indre Haiakdaroglu Mehmed Pacha
Pacha
Bagdad
Persia
Mohammed Shah
Teheran
Erzercum
Constantinople
Porte
Damascus
Diarbelli
Europe
Nous Terrons
Beyrout
Lebanon
Moustafa Pacha
Abdullah al Ghazi
S. Canning
Brighton
Chapel Royal
Prince’s Place
Drummond
Steine
Streine
St. John's College
Carter William Daking Moore
St. Peter and St. Mary
Barton Upon Humber
S. W. Bennett
Bennett
Robert Anderson
Spencer R. Drumson
Bristol
Pontecan
Fisher
Moore
Orledge
J. Fisher
Hicks
Rankin
Husenbeth
London
Revkin
Chatham
Her
Medway
Thomas Corrall
Upnor
Corrall
Harwich
David Edgar
Wm. Marshall
Thomas Sparrow
Henry Kemp
Henry Bend
Cudlip
Fairy
Bund
Harw'ch
Lewis
Guildhall
Rochester
Manchester
Artcorn Law League
Reeve
Robert Gardner
George Chappell
Deputation interviews with London ministers and free trade stance
Describes interviews with leading ministers in London where Peel Ripon and Gladstone were deemed capable of more actions, while Graham Stanley and Wharncliffe opposed free trade, followed by cheers as Alderman Chappell spoke and Mr Holland Hoole received applause.
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London
Robert Peel
Lord Ripon
Gladstone
James Graham
Lord Stanley
Lord Whurneline
Alderman Chappell
Holland Hoole
H. Ashworth
Bolton
Sir I. Pee
New York
Brooks
Plymouth
Noble
British Museum
China
Wellesley
Westbrodswich
Corliers
Westnromwich
Westbromwich
Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Walsall
Bilston
Dudley
Wednesbury
Staffordshire
Anti Corn Law Conference Concludes In London Cantonment
Delegates met at Herbert's hotel to review the nine day Anti Corn Law Conference. The chair warned of destitution and urged immediate relief while denouncing the continued corn laws and calling for nationwide action. Prominent figures urged continued effort, unity between classes, and peaceful pressure on government as the conference dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert's Hotel
Palace Yard
P. A. Taylor
Nottingham
Camberwell
London
National Society
Bright
Robert Peel
John Bright
United Kingdom
Hume
House of Commons
Anti-Corn Law League
Villiers
Cobden
M.P
Mr. O'Connell
League
Alanchester
Chartists
O'Connor
O'Connell
Mr. F. O'Connor
Sturge
O’connell
Thompson
When I Was a Chemist A London Tale of Poison
A first person reminiscence from a chemist apprentice as the narrator recalls a moment of temptation and guilt. He describes reading poetry while handling medicines and an urge to test potent compounds leading to a near fatal outbreak of conscience. The tale traces a dangerous miscalculation and its haunting consequences.
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Laman Blanchard
Albania
Twacs
England
Sydney Sauty
Mem Bery
London
Grosvenor-square
Vou
Apollo
Hartshort
Manfred
Ocean
Rome
Courtry
Hynes 9
Starl
Old Bailey
Ewell
Popel
Telaun
Ter
Stapp Siui
Waterford Consul Policing Cut Approved by Lords Justices
Ireland. Repvision of the Waterford city police approved as an experiment, five officers to be struck off. Wheelaghan case: a misprision about the execution date leads to a respite for the murderer, with public unrest in Tullamore. In Dublin, a £100 reward is posted for the Hennessy shooting near Nenagh, with brothers Thomas and David Hennessy involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Metternich
Vienna
Bohemia
Cologne
Circassia
Stuttgarp
Customs Union Congress
Germany
Hamburg
Messrs. Rothschilds
See Handlung of
Berlin
Prussia
S. Heine and
M. T. Tenisch
Waterford
Dublin Castle
Waterford City
EB. Lucas
Wheelaghan
Justice Burton
Tullamore
Clerk of the Crown
Hener
Lords
Edward Sugden
Saunders
Burton
Brady
UBLIN
Lcris
Thomas
David Hennessy
Nenagh
Thomas Hennessy
Black
Trade revival and city distress in Scotland
Trade prospects brighten with more workers hired and Louton buyers returning as early next month. Dyers and flower-drawers show activity while Glasgow distress rises with 19,146 soup rations issued this week and 1,800 relief workers, 1,300 applicants, and 2,600 dependents amid harvest fears. Also notes deaths and local fires including Rev. Dr. David Dickson and Ayr lighthouse destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Trapp
Paisney
Andtis
Dickfox
David Dickson
St. Cuthbert's
Dickson
Kilmarnock
Caledonian Mercury
Ayr
Glascow
Glasgow
Gazetle
Miss Murray
John Knox Trotter
Ballendene
High Court of Justiciary
Edinburgh
Scotland
The
Gazette
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Foreign Intelligence
Franch
Spain
Calatrave
Zurbano
Barcelona
Catalonia
Madrid
M.arguelles
Arguelles
Portugal
Lisbon
Lill
Trafic
Tord Aberdeen
Donna Marija
Duke of
Palmella
Uer Gorjao
Baron Leiria
Snut.2
Count Bomfin
Oporto
Holland
C. Brussens
Bruges
Brazil
M. van Lede
Rio Janeiro
St. Catherine
States General
Congress
Charles Lecocq
Augsburg Gazette
Bucharest
Prince Ghika
Ghika
Hugon
Naples
Tureby
New Zealand
Sydney
Nelson
Arthur Wakefield
Wellington
Arrow Rock
Coal Bay
Tata
Brougham
Mary Ann
Lord Auckland
Lloyds
Abercrombie
Vanguard
Cheerful
Rory O'More
Eliza
Port Nicholson
Waimea
the Weekly Chronicle
Ani
Surrey
White On
Anticorn Law Association
Grave Maurice
Whitechapel Road
South Morse
Sidney Smith
George and Vulture Tavern
Cornhill
Tord Audley
House of Lords
Hloving
Green
Whitton
Grove
Sparks
Ireland
County of
Cork
Lord Audley
the Metropolis
Literary Chronicle
Colburn
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