French and Italian affairs loom in uneasy Europe
Foreign intelligence dispatches describe France’s political mood and minsterial maneuvering amid threats from Conservative and radical factions. reports from Rome and Madrid note conspiracies, uprisings, and the Papacy’s fragile position as Europe eyes the balance of powers and the looming budget debates in Paris and Lisbon.
Robbery at Maddox Street Elegant House in Broad Theft
A gentleman of fortune’s house on Maddox Street between George Street and End Street was found emptied of valuables after a break in. Police are notified and five or six constables suspended as investigators review the burglary with losses estimated from £1000 to £3000.
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The
Hague
William II
Prince of O
Prince of Orange
Theas
Wurtemberg
Wartemberg
West India Mail
Royal Mail
Avon
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Admiralty
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Puebla
Mexico
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Almonte
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Parata
Senta Anng
el Penon
Buchenan
Washington
Trist
Jesus
General Alcorta
Don Domingo Ybarra
Department of Foreign Affairs
Don Vicente Romero
Rondora
Little Maddox Street
George Street
Ond Street
Grey
Norwich
Tee Guar's Inn
Willie
Alderton
Montefiore
Australias
Samp
Swansea and Loughor
William Payne
St Thomas's Hospital
Robert Bryan
Goole
Yorkshire
Thornborough
M.murdo
Worrell
London Bridge
Arnold
Abe
Swan Pier
Thatchehouse Tavern
St Janonn’s Street
Miles Miley
Alderman Farebrother
Parsey
Messrs. Robinson and Sone
Auccessor
Mesara
Bramab
Messrs. Robinson
Masors
Robinson
David Cribb
Robert Sprague
Sia Close
Sarah Tha
Union Hotel
Lewis
Hashig
Clarence
Carte
Prince's Dock
Dr. Locock
Susan Hughes
Joseph Edge
Robert Gosedchild
James Pennington
Alexander Great
Liverpool Times
Newton Abbot
Buckland Barton
Elias Rendell
Rendell
Walter Carew
Cockey
Ashburton
Devonshire Chronicle
Brighton Extaopinigany Robbery Case at 10 Montpelier
Mrs Captain Kalcher of 10 Montpelier terrace awoke to a man under her bed. The intruder, her footman John Goldspink, seized her throat, cut his own throat, and was found with a rope in his pocket. He is under care at Sussex County Hospital. valuables were locked away, suggesting attempted robbery.
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Europe
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Sussex County Hospital
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Dublin under O Connell remains and city nominations
Ireland reports a day of excitement in Dublin with the display of public mourning for Mr. O Connell and a crowded route to Marlborough street Chapel. Nomination speeches at the Coast House name Grogan and Reynolds amid intense crowding and political uproar, followed by Kilkenny judges sentencing Larkin Daniel and Walshe to death for murder.
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Dublin
Mr. O'Connell
Marlborough Street Chapel
O'Connell
Coast House
Green Street
Hugh Bartow
Grogan
Alexander Boyle
Ab. Gregg
Sir Robert Peel
Judas Iscariot
Mr.Gregr
Merahants’ Hall
Robert Peel
Cheera
Grego 5
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Court House
Ferrand
J. A. Curran
Jobn Reynolds
Peter Selvin
Reynolds
W. H. Gregory
Hhis
Tarremone
Coxvicroxs
Larkin
Daniel
Kilkenny
Prim
Gates
Walshe
Kilkhenny
Baron Pennefather
James Larkin
James Daniel
Henry Walshe
Arthur W. Prim
John Walshe
Clark
Crown
Daniell
Henry Welshe
Beron Pennefather
Hen Walshe
Prithe
The Suburban Retreat and The Bore From the Country
A humorous extract from Charles Whitehead’s The Suburban Retreat warns wives about moving to the country, detailing a Londoner Rushworth’s failed suburban tenancy. It contrasts domestic chaos with the boisterous comedy of visitors and taxes, ending with a satirical look at a country bore in London.
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London
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