International Dispatches Highlight European Instability and Egypt Trade
Reports from The Moniteur outline electoral shifts in France and military movements across Spain and Belgium. Carlist advances near Madrid threaten Castile while Dutch and Belgian royal events unfold. Vienna and Hanover debate constitutional limits, with Empress health updates and Russian Sultan envoy plans. Egypt faces severe trade stagnation as Mehemet Ali sails fleets south and cotton prices plunge.
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England
Egypt
Alexandria
Apeeie
Leghorn
Marseilles
Pacha
Mehemet Ali
Cardia
Cairs
France
Trieste
Deaths From Poisons And Various Accidents Across Towns
Reports of poisonings including a woman in Wallede Droye taking laudanum, a Cumberland Basin rescue by Lieut. Claxton after a pier fall, and a Cambridge death from laudanum. Other items note a two ton stone incident at Kirkby, a child smothering in Maryport bedding, peacetime village celebrations, a garrison court martial in Devenpoort, and rescues of travelers near Staffa amid a storm with Glasgow tied rescue efforts.
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Boston
Wallede Droye
Amy Baines
Bristol
Cumberland Basin
William Clinton
Marsh-street
Lieut
Claxton
Huntingdon
St. Neot’s
Carlisle
Earl Spencer
Frougham Hall
Lord Brougham
W. Robinson
Dalton
Kirkby
Earl of Burlington
Devizes
Pepler
Brobham
Devenpoort
Curaterland
86Th Regiment
Gepst
Eberset
Isle of Portland
Exeter
Celerity
Austen
R.N
Smith
Dickson
Glasgow
Straffa
Coll
Staffa
Fingal
Geometra
Islay
Deaty
Hlereford
William Jackson
Hereford
Imprisoned beggar and a brutal street assault in Ipswich
The report describes a man named Jackson attacking a beggar impostor dressed as a sailor after a dispute over a public sum. Another assailant, Kezeen, struggled back and was later detained by police, fined five pounds and costs, and committed for three months hard labor.
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Jackson
Jaekeen
Ofice
Briddwell
Sepschela
Atremrrep Murdger
Suirpe
Rigby Wason
Ipswich
Gibson
Wason
Brivery
Wimerich
Mamehester
Fara
Raiway
Manchester
Liverpool
Warton Embankment
David Blair
Manchester Infirmary
Porthleaven
Unity
Stafford
Hanley Christian Society
Ajcerman Copeland
Stourbridge
Nody
Waumton
Buckland-Hill
Hill
Taunton
Wynie
John Marchant
Important Regulation Respecting Drovers in Smithfield
A respectable Smithfield cattle dealer faced a fine for guiding 22 cattle without a badge, exceeding a ten head limit. He admitted error, promised not to repeat it, and received a mitigated penalty of 10 shillings. The case praised his character and noted no further wrongdoing. Thieves sometimes catch themselves in folly as a farmer traps men who robbed his orchard. a chain of misadventures follows the ill placed device. The story ends with the discovery of the culprits and the orchard defense.
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Jran OM
Moniteur
Lower
Charente
Napoleon Duchatel
Lower Pyrenees
Chambar
Gazette de France
Ccleges
Louis Philippe
Normandy
Marseilles
France
Baron Pasquier
Orleans
Dieppe
Berri
M. de Lowenhielm
Paris
Sweden
JPA
Caragossa
Belmite
Meequita
Saragossa
Cantavieja
Don Carlos
Ebro
Mosquita
Cantayuieja
Castile
Roa
Douro
Burgos
Madrid
Espartero
Belgium
The
Belgicm
Spa
Brussels
Antwerp
Journal du Commerce
Hanover
Berlin
Vienna
Ernest of Hanover
Toplitz
England
Sicily
Naples
Messina
Palermo
Bagatia
Abbate
Capace
Smithfield
Warket
Plaistow Marahes
Whithair
Singular Murder at Leeds Rocks York Castle Trial
A five year old boy, son of Mr Webster a pocket-ceck manufacturer, was found with throat cut on Belgrave street Leeds. Joseph Jeffgate was arrested on suspicion and later charged with wilful murder after inquest evidence showed the act occurred in the Rockingham arms area. The prisoner was moved to York Castle for trial.
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Webster
Hebblethwaite
Belgrave
Leeds
Rockingham Arms Inn
Messia
Haywood
James
Joseph Jeffgate
Leylands
Blackburne
Joseph Jeffrate
Elizabeth Marston
W. Webster
Mes
Rockingham-street
Jeffgate
St. Alban’s Street
John
Juffate
Joseph Teale
Tam
Mr. Webster
Chey
Brett
Jeffrate
George Spencer
Wade-line
Coburg Street
Brunawick Chapel
Coburg-street
Caries Illingworth
Jetgute
Belgrave Street
St. Aiban
Camap-road
Branawick-street
St. Alban’s-place
Belgrave-shrest
Jeffrnie
Merrion-street
Lowerhead-row
Charles Hare
Graves
Bond-street
Bridge-streat
Intelligencer
Land’s Lane
Meother
Golden Dock
Kirkgate
Littl
Vicar Lane
Mr. Brown
Hare
Vicarlene
Wm. James
Rockingham Arms
Rockingham
Aiziose
William Henry Welsh
Michael Welsh
Wade-lane
John Webster
Hiss
Jefizgate
Jettgate
St. Alban’s
York Castle
Debates over the Fifty Pound Tenantry Clause and Reform
A letter to the Morning Chronicle defends supporting the £50 tenantry clause as a step toward wider suffrage. The writer argues representation should reflect taxation, criticizes Whig shortcomings, and urges ballot voting and broader suffrage to counter Tory influence.
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Mr. Hume
Morning Chronicle
Humie
Hume
Cory
John Russell
Middlesex
Gozae Tradesucen
Renegade Graham Signatures and Kerry O Connell Anecdote
A fragment from a late 19th century page details a petition against Sir James Graham showing 2 255 signatures with 9 124 for Graham and 2 254 for Agathon. It also recounts Dan O Connell paying a boy for shoes after meeting him in Tralee and Derrin Abbey. The piece comments on the influence of country attorneys and the church in rural life and pressures.
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ANP
Graway
Aglionby
Sir James Graham
Boles
AgHonsy
Sir James
Sisving
Tug Parxrer
Favit
O’connell
Derriene Abbey
Kerry
Trales
Dan
Danil O'Connell
Mr. O'Counsil
Furth
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Thy
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Frederick
Prince Albert
Prussia
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Flushing
Holland
Austria
Ischl
Prince Metternich
Rennweg
Russia
Voznessenzk
Odessa
Ferick Ahmed Pacha
Circagsiars
Prince Royal
Prussian
M. de Liewkenskiold
Norway
Charles John
Tuileries
Hho
Greece
Ruchhart
Bavaria
King Louis
Rudo
Bart
Nicholas
Louis
Otho
Privy Council
Messrs
Leimer and
Saporta
Tabreez
Herat
Constitution
Tophkane
Mediterranean
Tts
Mehemet Ali Pacha
Candia
Ibrahim Pacha
Syria
Nile
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