Mexico and Canada Dispatches Describe Tense Frontiers
A New York summary details Mexican efforts to repel U S attacks, with Paredes lingering in Mexico City and Bravo poised as vice president. Rio Grande columns push toward border towns while Vera Cruz blockades continue. In Canada, debate over St Lawrence navigation and British protection dominates, with Wheat imports and relief subscriptions noted amid fleet incidents and political shifts.
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Mexico
New York
United States
Webster
Friends of
Great Britain
Paredes
General Bravo
Paredés
Rio Grande
Comarge
Monterey
Vera Cruz
St. Juan de Ulloa
Canada
St. Lawrence
Free Trade Association
Mr. Wall
St. John’s
Erin
Liverpool
Montreal
Bay of Seven Islands
Halifax
Tard Fairland
Sir J. Harvey
Remonstrance on River Pier Removal At Lord Mayor’s House
Greenwich deputation meets the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House to protest the removal of the floating pier at Garden Stairs. The Lord Mayor vows to remove every coating pier in his river Thames jurisdiction. Plans for bridges and barges are discussed with Cadageen to handle the project. The issue awaits Lord Denman’s next decision.
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Garexwich
Lonp
Larronrast
Greenwich
Garden Steirs
Mansion House
Ordship
John Bayley
Barrieter
City Navigation Committee
Thassme
Lord Denman
Thames
Cadageen
Alderman Gibbs
Atone
Parise Og Sr
Istixcron
Angel ‘UN
Islington
Knight Bruce
James Sullivan
Messrs
Fache
Simes
Thorn
Eli
Eliot
Court of Chancery
Wears
Hall of Commerce
Dean
Dean, Howard, and Co
Thames Street
Messrs. Bell
Whyte
Mowbray
Borough of Westminster
St. James's
St. Martin's Parish
Lot
St. John the Evangelis
Scot
Mersertivan Lapotsers
Dwetritsa Socrety
Temperance Hall
Wateriso Road
Metropolia
Powell
Kelly
Earl Grey
Lord Ashley
Ricardo
M.P
Ewart
Douglas Jerrold
Smirke
Ricsasp Lampret Jones
Richard Lambert Jones
City of
London
Central Short Time Committee meets over factory children pleas
A Bradford meeting reports deputation to Lord John Russell from Yorkshire and Lancashire on factory child welfare. A Wellthorpe mansion fire destroys a large wing, injuring a fireman and a servant, with another servant missing and property insured.
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Bradford
Central Short Time
West Riding of Yorkshire
John Russell
Yorkshire
London
Central Short Time Committee
Lancashire
Downing-Street
the Treasury
Tencashire
Central Committee of
Wellthorpe
P. F. Henderton
Hadley Lodge
Bromfield
Major Henderton
Continent
Cashel clergy back Daniel O'Connell leaders in moral force pledge
At Cashel Archdiocese the Very Rev Dean M Dun.n presided over a meeting of priests who, by unanimous vote, expressed unbounded confidence in Daniel O'Connell as leader and political director of the Irish fight for freedom. They pledged to work pacifically for Ireland's independence and support his moral force doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashel and
Emly
Daniel O'Connr
Ireland
Posos
Pilegrina Turinie
Sidney Owenson
Lady Morgat
London
Jenry Colburn
Phia
Lady Morgen
Worat
O'Donnels
O'Briens
O'Flaherties
Philippes
Longmans
Colburns
Cavalieri Paganti
Duffy
Repeal Association meetings and O'Connell policy debate
The report covers a Repeal Association gathering with calls to suspend the standing orders, urge a petition against renewing the Arms Bill, and praise for William Smith O'Brien's secession. It notes clergy subscriptions, enrollments of Cecil Lawless, and the association's stance on the Nation newspaper, with a large weekly meeting and remarks on O'Connell's leadership.
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Repeal Association
William Smith O'Brien
John Ryan
jRendleres
O'Connel
Cashel and
Emly
Duminx
Berrat Association
O'Connell
Jon O'Connell
Broderick
Steele
Nicholas Markey
O'Dowd
J.fitzpatrick
Rey
Ireland
Association
Crom. Lancess
Daniel O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Cecil Law
Cecil Lawless
Nation
Dublin
O’connell
Dourum
Cork
Lanovnens
Barrack Street
Bandon
Macroom
Kinsale
Cork+ hill
Ballinhassig
Mapistrates
Arite
Poor Law Commission
Duauix
Limerick
Johnston
Belfast
Rogers
Mayo
Weatport
Newport
Thia
Castlebar
Carraano
Ann Youxe
Nevann
Ita
Smith O'Brien
Old Ireland
Burghquay
London
Slander trial of Rev. Dlaney Robinson at Oxford Circuit
The Queen v Robinson a Cheltenham clergyman was found guilty on an indictment for publishing three anonymous libels about Mrs. Jane Barker. Prosecution proved letters bearing religious tracts and hostile envelopes sent via post. The jury convicted on grounds of malice. judge warned against secret censorship.
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Oxford
Ciroucester
Befira
Wilde
Dlaney Robinson
Cheltenham
Jane Barker
Cerfiorari
de Rndant
Serjeant
Talford
Ann
Worcester
George Barker
Pitville Parade
Aciou Ball
Durrley
Woallett
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Mra. Barker
Actoo
Chetenham
W. BP
W. P
Cheltesham
Acton Hall
Serjeant Talfourd
Knox
Lord Fitzhardinge
Elizabeth Molley
No.2
Piteville Parade
Pittvilla Parade
Berkeley Castle
Pittsille Parade
Whateley
London
Abels
Tecruce
Lord Fitzhardioge
Presi Cutrix
Ditties Parade
Malic
Thes
Opening of a future college under renowned wardens
Tristry Corzece reports arrangements for a spring opening of a new institution. Rev Charles Wordsworth will be warden and Rev Mr Maberly second master. The building is roofed and plastered. chapel and warden’s house to start. foundation stone to be laid with masonic honours in September. Entered pupils include noble families such as the Marchioness of Lothian and Lord Forbes. In Saffron Hill, residents plan a subscription drive for storm losses, with Mr Buckle promising £100, about a third of needed £300.
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Tristry Corzece
Penta
Charles Wordsworth
Sona
Marchioness of
Buckle
The New County Justice and Temple Access Changes
A Liverpool Albion correspondent notes Sir Thomas Wilde after becoming a judge returned fees from untried causes, a break with precedent and darker note for declining fees in the O Connell case. Temple carriage entrances blocked by Fleet Street stoppage and new sewers at Whitefriars. only Essex Street, Strand access remains usable for carriages and pedestrians.
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Cnunty
Liverpool Albion
Thomas Wilde
O'Connell
Brockace
Temple
Middle Temple Lane
Fleet Street
King’s Beach Walk
Wohitefriars
Essex Steed
Strand
Stund
Committee Reigns Fund for Bishop of Jerusalem Receives £3500
The committee chaired by Lord Ashley for the widow and family of the late Right Rev Dr Alexander has received donations amounting to 3500 pounds and up. An accident at Tas Reaviya Railway Station caused by a posting carriage on the rail injured a porter but not seriously, as the 4 PM train arrived without passenger harm.
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Westminster
Horssferry
Ilad
Tihad
St. Victor
Great Britain
Thames
Dy Lauzun
Times
Slarm
Monaiour Dusions
Count de Lanzun
Auliet Eion
Thither
Lanzun
Walla
Lambeth
Mary Beatrice
Perila
Whitehall
Canada
England
Saratoga
America
Lord Ashley
Alexander
Jerusalem
Tas Reaviya
aNerpoon
Oure Company
Reading Mercury
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Harn Nreanta Eacargs
Newfoundland
New York Mirror
Metropolie
Wire
Jones
Guildhall
Royal Exchange
Wyon
R.A
Mr. Jones
Ar. Jones
John Johnson
William Tite
James Anderton
D. W. Wire
E. Harrison
James Hutchinson
Alderman Hughes Hughes
E. Taylor
The
Stock Exchange
Peter Laure
Hughes Hughes
Fuz Roan Asylum
St. An's Society
Li U'Clack
London Tavern
Bishopegate Street
Bright
Duke of Cambridge
Pacha of
Ezror
Maurrazy Froccixa
National Hall
Holborn
Hounslow
James Watson
Moore
Shane
H. Charles Wright
Parry
Trimmer
Thomas Wakley
United Kingdom
Lovitt
Wakley
Neesom
Holyoak
Brook
Sanatory Coxpitiox Oo
MyrRopolys
National Philanthropic Institution
J. Williams
Shadwell
Lynch
Bankers, &c
Lord John Russell
Commissioners of Sewers
New River Head Company
Liddell
Sparke
Literary Chronicle
Agnes Suickland
dTenry Colburn
Mary of Modena
James the Second
Miss Strickland
Indy
France
M.S. Diry
Chaillot
House of Brunswick
Gravesend
Feversham
Ruelle
Edward Hales
Vauxhall
Sir Edward Hales
Medway
Ailesford Bridge
Sheldon
Woolpeck
Ten Oelock
Emley Ferry
Sheerness
Anter
Father Petre
James
Janes
Vere
James Bale
Hocneraca
Eliot Warburton
Henry Colburn
Warburton
Atlantic
States
Mammon
Schenectady
Syracuse
Atica
Nat Down
White House
Phenix Park
Mr. Polk
Justin
Amrerica
Parechea
Queen v.Robinson
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