Marriage of Joinville to Princess of Brazil Sealed In Neuilly
Royal ordinance elevates the Prince of Joinville to mear-adival as he weds the Princess of Brazil at Neuilly in the presence of the royal family and leading figures. The Princess brings a substantial dower including 1,000,000 francs in specie, 180,000 francs yearly from Brazilian stock, 25 leagues of Santa Catharine territory, and 26,000 francs yearly income in her own right plus jewels. The Emperor of Brazil also grants 300,000 francs for her outfit. the right of succession to Brazil’s throne is reserved to the Princess de Joinville.
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Moniteur Public
Joinville
Mear-Adival
Brazila
Neuilly
Marshal Boult
M. Guizot
Brazils
Baron Pasquier
France
Duke de Cazes
Chamber of Peers
Journal Des Débats
Santa Catharine
Portugal
Don Pedro II
Janauria
Marans End
Bordeaux
St. Laurent
Grand Semps
Muthausen
Strasburgh
Bergueés
Arras
Roye
Soissons
Paris
Rouen
Saumur
Nantes
Métz
Verdun
Charleville
St. Pol
Paimpol
Wales
Hennebon
Hotel de Courcelles
Paria
Spain
Russia
Auteuil
Echo de Vesoul
Espartero
Department
The
Dordogne
Pants
Madrid
Christina
Lopez
Narvaez
M. Arguelles
Tly
Montjuich
Seville
Tunis
Toulon
Ireland
Duke de Rovigo
Savary
la Quotidienne
National
O'Connell
O’connell
Unstable Spain Faces Shifting Alignments and Proposed Congress
Reports describe uneasy Madrid conditions with city officials and guards, troop movements, and suspicions of negotiations. Barronial explanations note Narvaez entering Madrid and Barcetona elections, while Guizot and Lord Aberdeen debate a potential congress to settle Spain’s royal marriage question. The Queen- Christina lineage sparks political maneuvering as factions diverge over the young queen’s intended disposition.
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Ayuntamiento
Ametller
Sdf
Montjuich
Eco de
Caratalla
Cadiz
Keres de la Frontera
van Halen
Malaga
Granada
Alicant
Castellon de la Plana
Barcetona
Zurbano
Seoane
Marid
Monsieur Guizot
Lord Aberdeen
Queen Christina
France
Prince Coburg
Portugal
Hagland
Constantinople assigns war and navy control to Riza Pasha
Private advices from Constantinople report Riza Pasha amid supreme charge over war and navy, with three camps forming. Imperial ships ferry troops to Adrianople as part of imperial strategy, while Count de Sturmer returns from Constantinople to the court.
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Constantinople
Riza Pasha
Adrianople
Count de Sturmer
Queen Victoria
Queen Pomare
Pomare
Pritchard
Hong Kong
Valparaiso
Riove
Rio
England
Devonport Journal
India and China updates from Scinde turmoil and temperance rally
The Bombay mail reports Scinde near pacification under Sir Charles Napier with chiefs submitting,Monsoon sickness hits Hyderabad troops, Indus navigation steady, and rumoured Sikh confederacy disproved. Lahore news notes Shere Singh’s health, French generals’ departure risks, and Bundeskund unrest. In Bombay, tempers rise as teak fires burn and monsoon begins. In London, a massive teetotal gathering led by Father Mathew approves pledges. Earl Stanhope joins, 30,000–50,000 attendees, orderly conduct, police praised. A British and Foreign Institute meeting follows in Hanover Square.
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India
China
Bombay
Scinde
Charles Napier
Meer Shere Mahomed
Hyderabad
Sir Charles Napier
Omercote
Bhooj
Balmeer
Subathoo
Bombay Times
Sassoor
Poonah
Surat
Lahore
Shere Singh
Pacific
Avitabile
Ventura
Court
Sone
Shah Sooja
Dost Mahommed
Cabul
Scindiah
Gualior
Honourable
Bundeskund
Lord Ellenborough
Agra
Cawnpore
Allahabad
Calcutta
Clark
North Western Provinces
Bhemalpore
Sutledge
Indus
Bay of Bengal
Coromandel
Mauritius
Thomas Grenville
Lascar
Tropics
Henry Pottinger
Ke Ying
Canton
Farmer
Phlegethon
Hong Kong
Maraew
Logo Stannore
Commercial Road
Theobald Mathew
George Inn
Father Mathew
Mathew
Legion
London
Holy Guild
Earl Stanhope
Dr. Oxley
Whitaker
Inspector Butt
Sergeant Parker
K Division
Ireland
England
Father’ Mathew
Broderip
Aunset
College of Civil Engineers
Wapping
Blackwall
Watts
Butt
Parker
Britis
Forgren
Westminster Hall
Dover
Victoria
Buckingham
British and Foreign Institute
Trade and Smuggling Report From Shanghai and Yangtze Markets
A June 19 dispatch notes activity along the Yangtze Kiang with seven ships in Waogang openly selling opium and British goods despite warnings. Americans are said to smuggle, while gold offers rise though fears of alloying persist. The French frigate Wrigone 3 heads to Cochin China to seek redress for missionary persecution amid scarce British goods in China.
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Lord Jrough
Europe
CNS Breee
Poi
Hong Kong
Waogang
Henry Pottinger
Open En
Shanghai
Wrigone
Nizon
Cochin
China
Anecdote of Major Waddington at Emaum Ghur
A despatch to Lord Ellenborough dated January 22 1843 recounts Major Waddington engineers at Emaum Ghur firing three mines. After two blew, he lit the third despite danger, narrowly escaping when ruins collapsed. The account praises his cool resolution despite folly.
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Sir Charles Napier
Lord Ellenborough
Waddington
Reform and metropolitan projects spark amid church notes
A discussion on a new building rivaling the Reform Club with plans costing £15,000 contrasts with the Reform Club’s £89,000 price. The Tempte Covorce venue undergoes repairs, while metropolitan improvements plan a new street from Coventry to Long-acre. Arrests and warrants target custom-house frauds tied to Blake and others. A Church Missionary Society meeting in Longacre reports India prospects and youth society growth with New York funds boosting Episcopal missions.
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Reform Club
British and Foreign Institute House
Sam Slick
Mr. Buckingham
Castle Street
Coventry Street
Long-acre
Cranbourne Alley
Sydney’s Alley
Nilding
Holborn
Great St. Andrew’s Street
Oxford Street
Upper St. Martin’s Lane
Dennis John Brake
Hawersham
Blake
Commissioners of Customs
Messrs
Candy
Dublin
Ireland
Middlesex
Custom House
Boys
Queen’s Prison
London
Westminster Church Missionary Society
Church Missionary Society
Episcopal Chapel
Longacre
P. Hall
J. West Critcht
Burdwarr
India
United States
New York
Episcopal Church
Church of England
Convict Henry Burnham's suicide shocks Cambridge crowd
A Cambridge report details the death of Henry Burnham a Whittlesey farmer jailed for assault and attempted murder who hanged himself in his cell just after surrendering to fifteen years transportation. The inquest found him lunatic and distraught, with a burial prayer book and a note to his daughter.
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Cambridge
Suicipz Og
Henry Burnham
Whittlesey
Isle of Ely
William Turner
Turner
James Fisher
A&c
Elizabeth
G. J. Twiss
Simon Smith
Rodie
Bath
Mary Gabble
Mr. O'Connor
Frome
Terra Firma
Roberts
Omford
Lton's Court
Macmaster
Regus
Kenyon
Twiss
Hampden
Rochester
Taer Dovartze
Ann Hannah Sanco
Medway
Harrow
High-street
Felo de Se
Henbury
St. Margaret’s
Mourning at Strood and thunderstorm’s terrible toll
The article recalls a solemn funeral procession through Strood with a crowd of over 1,000 mourners and respectful behavior. It also details a severe thunderstorm in Stadlford that struck a cottage, wrecked furniture, damaged a clock, injured one child, and blinded a man, with All Saints church spire sustaining unknown damage.
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Strood
Ay Saary
Stadlford
All Saint’s Church
Repeal agitation updates from August meetings Ireland
Ireland reports a Repeal Association meeting with Daniel O’Connell and Tom Steele, including a Tyrrell letter doubting repeal post civil war and Ledru Rollin’s letter. receipts of funds from Massachusetts and Westport. a Mayo Castlebar gathering with O’Connell, the Archbishop of Tuam, and a Maguire anecdote defending repeal over bloodshed. a Belfast riot trial verdict. commentary on Irish bishops and Beresford, and notices of threats to rents in Fermanagh and several other county dispatches.
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Dustin
Repeal Association
Liberator
Tom Steele
Thomas Tyrrell
O'Connell
M. Ledru Rollin
Newfoundland
Massachusetts
Westport
George Ormsby
Mr. O'Connell
Mayo
Fair Green
Castlebar
Repeal Fund
Kindon
Mr. Maguire
Peel
Sir Robert
Ireland
Caher Castle
Lord Glengall
Belfast
Carrickfergus Assizes
William Quin
Stewart Lafferty
James Boyle
James Campbell
Edward M‘clusker
Daniel M‘fadden
George Elliott
James Murray
William Browne
William Hutton
James M.dowell
Molyneux
Cource
Limerick Chronicle
Beresford
Robert Peo
John George Beresford
Taries
Flyire
Hien Game
Fermanagh
Earl of Erne
Dosxin
Enniscorthy
Fayle
Kilkenny Murpers
Kilkenny
Crampton
Tipperary
Dublin
Loss of the Pecasus near Holy Island details emerge
Kelso Warder reports latest measures to weigh the vessel and identify recovered property and bodies from the Pegasus wreck. Letters arrive from relatives as wreck items surface, including a desk marked William Banks and a cask labeled Scott and Allan. No further bodies found besides one at Bamburgh. total aboard 55, saved 6, drowned 49.
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Kelso
Holy Island
Leith
Edington
Dr. Nesbit
William Banks
Coast Guard
Cook
Scott and
Allan
North Sunderland
Bamburgh
Pegasus
Recollections and verse from a Lancashire roisterer chronicle
The piece reviews literary magazines and extracts from Nelson era journals, praising Napoleon captivity sketches and a long tale from Maginn. It reproduces a Cockney dialogue about cockfighting and a Lancashire squires scene, ending with Fraser's Magazine and Baron Gaultier notes. The overall tone mirrors a 19th century periodical digest with vivid character vignettes and critique.
Morgiana frees captain in London house ruse ends with coin
Morgiana pays Captain Walker’s debt to a jew banker and reclaiming him from a squalid lodging. She delivers two hundred twenty pounds and a receipt, then faces new detainer demands from the bailiff. Captain Walker contemplates fiscal prudence while his wife asks for a cheque to cover small bills.
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Morgiana
Mr. Bendigo
Baroski
Walker
Mr. Walker
Eglantine
Bond-street
Roared Walker
Bendigo
Lisi
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