Funeral of the Duke of Orleans in Dreux Chapel
The burial followed a somber royal procession from Dreux to the chapel of St Pierre with the Duke of Nemours and princes leading. King Louis Philippe and royal dukes cried with the family, as high mass was led by the Archbishop of Paris, and the heart urn was laid in the vault beside Princess Marie. The day closed with loyal cheers and a solemn departure of the royal party.
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Duke OF Oreans
Duke of Orleans
Chapel Royal
Dreux
Chartres
Duke de Nemours
Prince de Joinville
Duke d’Aumale
Duke de Montpensier
Church of
St. Pierre
Evreux
Meaux
Versailles
Neuilly
Notre Dame
Bar
Catafalque
Paris
Marie
Wurtemberg
Vive le Roi
National Guards
Soult
Guizot
Chamber of Deputies
Salvandy
Bignon
Debellyme
Jacqueminot
Parie
Journal Des Débats
The
Presse
Commission of
Barrot
Palace of
Tar Wan
Africa
Constantina
Negrier
Levasseur
Kabyles
Sahel
Kalifa
Medjana
el Mokrani
Trailleurs
Abd el Kader
Ben-Salem
France
Algiers
Tittery
el- Mekrani
Sylah
Germany
Trieste
Dugsburgh
Waghorn
East India Company
London
Marseilles
Paris Globe
Berlin
Syria
Greece
Constantinople
Porte
England
Iis
Earl de Grey
Ireland
Hotel d'Angleterre
Russia
Europe
St. Jacques de Candenberg
Orleans
Ruuin
Belgian inventor carries out deadly act of jealousy at Ostend
Belgian papers report M. Dietz, railway engineer and inventor of road locomotives, killed a young midshipman named Libben in Ostend after suspecting his wife of adultery. Dietz shot Libben in the couple’s home, then detained his wife with the corpse. Both were later imprisoned in Bruges, Dietz for murder and Mme Deitz for adultery. His four to five year old son was returned to Ostend. Reports note Mme Deitz showed signs of mental alienation after imprisonment.
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Portugal
Florencio
Semental
Castello Branco
Giraldes
Corrieo
Belgium
Ostend
M. Dietz
Ghent
Libben
Bruges
Dietz
M. Lichten
Wednesday
Mme. Deitz
Loxpon
University College
G. Long
Trinity College, Cambridge
Grovk
University of London
Key
Malden
Long
Guildhall
Southwark
Literary Institution
Borough Road
Mint
Edward VI
Jack Sheppard
Jonathan Wild
Harrow-street
Red Cross-street
Duke Street
King-street
Great
Harrison
Taylor
Anti-Corn-Law League
League
Duke of Wellington
Earl of
House of Lords
Radnor
Brougham
Kinnaird
Cloncurry
Ireland
Armagh
Theobald’'s Road
Barrett
England
F. Duncombe
Finsbury
Cuantist Mgetixa
St. George's Market
Morley
Working Men's Association
Espionnage
House of Commons
St. Paul’s Cathedrat
Wren
Europe
Great Queen-Street
Robinson
Brushmaker, &c
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Freemasons Hall
Reform of prison discipline in Denmark outlined
A Copenhagen letter reports royal reform plans after assembly consultation. Solitary confinement for short terms with small workshops. long sentences split into eight to ten inmate workshops under strict silence. Food reform ends bread and water, with longer terms for debt sentences. Debt imprisonment capped at ten years for Danes and fifteen for foreigners. religious instruction to be provided. The natives foreigners debt distinction remains controversial.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Persia frontier tensions spark wide concern and talks of war
The frontiers of Persia dominate attention as rumors of clashes in Bagdad Mizeroum and Van spread. Russia mediates amid distrust, while Abdallah Pasha marches on Bagdad with 20 000 militiamen. Egypt imposes residency proofs for British subjects and captains must repatriate noncompliant passengers.
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Persia
Bagdad
Mizeroum
Van
Teheran
Russia
M. de Titef
Count Medem
Constantinople
Barnet
Egypt
Alexandria
United States Texas Crisis and Tariff Bill Passage
News from New York and Washington notes the Tariff Bill's passage after amendments by 116 to 112, a US Mexico Texas trade conflict prompt, Webster defending Texas independence, and looming bank suspensions in New Orleans. Reports show flat New York business, modest English bills, strong cotton demand, and Houston urging public land sales to ease Treasury strain. M'Leod faced a hostile Buffalo reception before fleeing privately by car.
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Liverpool
Lowther
House of Representatives
United States
Mexico
Texas
Webster
England
New Orleans
Union Bank
Bank of Louisiana
New York
France
Houston
M‘leod
Buffalo
China letter sources English control of five ports and silk trade
A Macao dated April letter from a Danaide officer reports England holds Hong Kong Amoy Chusan Ningpo and Kouang-toung commerce of 40 million Chinese across four coast provinces. It notes 4 000 troops and sixteen ships, heavy outlay, and rising silk trade with American transport of Chinese silks, while Ningpo Ching-hae Chusan climate drives woollen needs. The Danaide’s voyage signals French presence and possible gains for future French commerce in northern China.
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Macao
Hong-Kong
Amoy
Chasan
Ching-hav
Ningpo
Celestial Empire
Hong-Wong
Bocca Tigris
Kouang-toung
Foukian
Chusan
Ching-hae
East India Company
China
Europe
America
United States
Canton
Provincial items from Brighton and Southampton political notes
In Brighton the dispute around Rev. Moore continues with letters from the Bishop of Lincoln and local clergy, while Chatham reports a coroner’s inquest into a soldier’s suicide and a separate case of boatswain’s death at sea following the Shearwater incident. Falmouth notes the Bishop of Exeter injuring his leg while visiting St Just. Lancashire details a violent house raid at Myerscough, with three attackers captured and residents injured. Liverpool covers a death from assault in Laurel Street and a hospital treatment, and Southampton reports poll results with Liberal and Conservative tensions and a post election retraction between Sir John Easthope and Lord Nugent.
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Brighton
Chapel Royal
Lincoln
Barton-on-Humber
George Appleby
George Godfrey Egremont
Moore
Chatham
Surcipzix Cuatuam Barracks
J. Hinde
King of Prussia
Brompton
Thomas Kenny
55Th Regiment of Foot
William Christie
55Th Regiment
Chatham Barracks
Shearwater
Sheerness
Carroll
William Sparrow
Lewin
Rochester
Falmouth
Exeter
St. Just
Ellice
R.N
Lancashire
Danning Burclary
Savace
Sault
John Wilding
Myerscough
Lancaster Canal
Threlfall
Mr. Wilding
George Woods
Wilding
Wends
James Ray
John Baldwin
Thomas Crook
Preston
Liverpool
Mary Tobin
Leverett
St. James’s Church
Donegal
Ireland
Thomas Brandreth
Southampton
Guildhall
Mildmay
Hope
Nugent
Thompson
Liberal Party
Joseph Lankester
Lankester
Lord Nugent
John Easthope
le L’euvre
le Feuvre
NucEest
W. J. le Feuvre
John Easthorpe
Epward
Mrr. le Feuvre
Damaged passages reveal cattle import notes at Morlaix quay
A fragmentary newspaper item describes seventy five heifers arriving from Morlaix in France. The cattle are two to four years old and smaller than local Guernsey Jersey and Alderney breeds. The owner declined to sell in one lot despite a quoted price, taking time to consider disposal.
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le Feuvre
Joan Eastacre
Epward Coxne
Dord Nu
Morlaix
France
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney
Representation of Coleraine and Dublin contest heats up
From the Northern Whig, Coleraine anticipates a new election due to Litton's possible solicitor-general appointment with Liberals eyeing a candidate. Dublin University contest between Tory rivals Hamilton and Longfield intensifies. Also reports death of Irish novelist John Banim, and Cork vitriol attack cases with violent mob scenes and police clashes outside Cork saw-mills court. Belfast election postponed to Monday week with candidates Rosa and Shafto Adair, Emerson Tennent and Lord Susan Chichester on the Liberal and Tory sides respectively.
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Coleraine
Belfast
The
Northern Whig
Litton
Rosa
Rosstrevor
Shafto Adair
Emerson Tennent
Susan Chichester
University of Dublin
Messrs Hamilton
Longfield
Jack
Joan Banim
John Banim
Banim
Windgap Cottage
Kilkenny
Dunn
Wilson
Cork
Mr. Wilson
Quirk
Court House
M‘leod
White
J.P
Rand
Donoghue
Ross
H. Chichester
Johnson
E. Tennent
Tartans and highland goods from Inverness spark trade hopes
The Earl of Inverness placed a large order with Mr. M Dourgall of the Tartan warehouse for clan tartans in wool, satin and velvet, plus Highland brogues with cairngorms and thistle fastenings. The Inverness Herald notes royal patronage may boost local industry, while the Long Advocate reports Sir William Rae's severe illness and potential retirement from duties. A grisly parricide case near Slateford toll shocks Edinburgh, with Robert Paterson and his father detained as investigators probe the crime and the mother's death.
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Earl of Inverness
M‘dougall
Duke of Sussex
Inverness Herald
Long Advocate
Wm. Rae
Scotland
Eskgrove
Edinburgh
Mcurper
I’srricipe
James Paterson
Carter
Hailes Quarry
Robert Paterson
Janet Paterson
James
Robert
Slateford Toll
Patersons
Tait
Hailes
Caledonian Mercury
Inquest on Mr Joseph Crane at Angel and Trumpet
An inquest at the Angel and Trumpet Holborn into the death of Joseph Crane a 59 year old wine merchant found hanging behind a cellar door. Witnesses described recent low spirits head pain and refusal of medical aid. Verdict temporary insanity.
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Wakley
M.P
Angel and Trumpet
King-street
Holborn
Joseph Crane
George Crane
Monroe
Peck Ham
Swan Inn
Peckham New Town
Carter
Surrey
Norah Lenny
Lenny
Bexley Street
Camberwell
Union Hall
Lodge
Gravesend
Clifton-baths
Relief and Defense of Jellalabad 1842 Despatch Summary
Sir Robert Pollock reports the relief of Jellalabad by British forces through the Khyber passes, detailing the siege conditions, stout defense, and arduous labors of both British and native troops. He notes reforms to maintain discipline, procure ammunition, and sustain the garrison amid enemy pressures, famine, and a damaging earthquake. The letter praises officers and calls for recognition by government and the Order of British India.
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Jellalabad
Khyber
Pollock
C.B
Cabul
Seth City
Gundamuck
Peshawar
Futtehabad
Gundymuck
Buchan
Abbott
M'Gregor
India
Broadfoot
Allalabad
Cap Ferris
Affghan
Hindustan
Ningrahar
Afghanistan
Wa Ber Rangers
Janakhees
Dost Mahomed Khan
Bao
Con Fir
Sirdhar
May Bb
Shah Soojah
Deena Singh
5Th Light Cavalry
Dennie
de Oe i
Fenwick
Her Majesty
13Th Light Infantry
Bayne Oe
Arg Tae Haya
Mahomed Akbati
Meknyei
Pattison
Ee A Aha
Jahob
Providene
Indus
Jelala
Merch
Court of Directors
Order of
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Madrid
San Sebastian
Patriota
Infante
Barcelona
Christina
Zurbano
Holland
Turedy
West Indies
Farmouth
Royal Mail Steam-packet Company
Thames
Haste
Jamaica
Havanna
Nassau
Bermuda
Fugal
Countess of Elgin
Lord Elgin
House of Assembly
Sir Charles Adams
Belize
Halifax
20Th Regiment
1St Battalion Rifle Brigade
Ringdove
Reindeer
Gleaner
Turk's Island
Ilaranna
the Metropolis
High Holborn
Merimma Gee Spaces
Olc
Jet Ale
Ena Mu Non
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