Paris and Europe News Roundup of 19th Century Turmoil
Paris papers debate if the Rhine visit has a political aim beyond commerce. Jesuits in Paris dissolve under Rome orders with promises disputed. Ma rshal Bugeaud returns to France on leave. Leipsic troubles kill fourteen. Storms damage Rouen area as Paris markets wobble and bonds dip. Mezzieres explosion kills several. trials in Paris for card cheating reach verdicts. Span ish and Portuguese reports describe military dismissals and ministerial whispers amid unrest.
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France
Paris
Germany
England
Rhine
Stalinfels
Rome
Rue Des Postes
de Ravizoan
Marly
St. Philippe de Roule
Constitutionnel
Jecnits
National
Touton
Orleans
Rouen
Vierzon
Havre
Avignon
Basle
Spanish
Marshal Bugeaud
Duhra
Toulon
Marshal Soul
Leipsic
Rouge
Prince de Salerno
Naples
Viscount de St Priest
M. Pepin Leballehr
Northern Railroad Company
Abbé Chardacoine
la Ruchalle
Rochille
Tuileries
Marran
Bordeaux
Avinon
Drummond Baring
Emma Cage
Parie
M. Frank Carré
Lambert
Walker
Pesronvet
Frazer
Ogleby
Court of Cassation
Cour Royale
Peyronzet
Strock & Pedler
M.honnotal
M. Faynot
Mezéres
Charle. Ie
Tragic sewer trench collapse maims and traps workers
On Bridge street Greenheys a five foot wide trench gave way during a drainage opening, burying workers Thomas Hughes and John Broom and severely injuring another man. Rescue efforts freed them after perilous minutes as ambulances took the injured to local doctors.
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Myo
Bridge-street
Greenheys
John Brown
Thomas ‘Hughes
John
Churnon Medlock
John Broom
New Islington
Sterrof
Taylor
Oldfield
Diarn
Thomas Hughes
Broom
Stanchester
International tensions and naval movements reported abroad
The dispatch covers negotiations among Persia and Circassia, warnings from Constantinople, court resignations in Greece, and a British steamer Great Western arriving at the Mersey with new appointments. It also notes Brazilian diplomatic dispatches, a potential treaty, murders near Vienna, a Bahamas pirate sighting, and a Key West report of pirate activity in the Gulf of Florida.
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Livesroor
Taeraday
Mersey
Melville
M‘kay
M. O'Connor
Pinsburgh
Molesworth campaign in Southwark and postwar stance
Southwark electors hear Sir William Molesworth declare he is Radical not a Tory or Whig and will back measures he believes good including suffrage expansion and repeal of Corn Laws while opposing further church-state funding. Miall and Pilcher meetings show rival views. enclosure bill queries raised.
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Hess
Ted House of
Rds
Huwsean
Hissea
Knight
W. Molesworth
House of Commons
Sir W. Molesworth
William
Teres
Hawking
William Moulesworth
Mir
Pocock
Southwark
Ths
Wood
In Mcleaworth
Jeremiah Pilcher
Miall
Bridge House
London-bridge
Sir William
Aea
Maynooth
William Molesward
Villiers
John Ragssell
Hoe
League
Pil' Cher
Pil’ Cher
McKetine
Sir Wittiaw Meigsworta
Webber-Street
Blackfriars Road
Wiliam Molesworth
B. Wood
William Molesworth
J. L. Stevens
Barone
Baroner
Robert Peel
Rome Catholic College
Meynooth
Ihougine
W. Malenworth
Baronet
Sir W. Muleaworth
Ireland
England
PROVINCIAL ALPHINGTON HIGHWATMAN AND ROBBERY CASE
In Alphington, a constable with soldiers detained three roughs after a road obstruction near the barracks. One man identified as Jones Davies, suspected of a August 10 1839 robbery on a woman in a Newton race booth, leading to his committal for trial. The Bristol Dowager Queen's Bristol arrival prompted a grand reception at the terminus with banners and crowds. A Blackburn cotton mill chimney collapse buried several in Turner's square, injuring many and killing some, with the rescue underway. A Lywyddubis Marine Major died suddenly in Emlyn after a cold night rest, leaving hidden bank notes and estate. A SeEniora line railway collision near Sunderland-Brockley Whins caused many injuries and extensive damage, with passengers including notable professionals.
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Alphington
Hele
Jones Davia
Faldon
Exeter Races
Buckingham
St. Thomas’s
Newton Races
Haldoo
A. Stowey
Bristol
Exeter
Gratlemen
Majcaty
Earl Howe
Russell
M.P
Great Western Company
Seymour
Frederick Clarke
Long
Clifton Blackburn
Turner’s Square
Throstenest Company
Sheppard
Llwyndubis
Strance
Royal Marines
Liwynduris
Cardigan
Juba
Grifith
Newcastle
Emlyn
Reat
Anme
Bank of England
Stanidloes
Montgomery
Carmarthen Journal
Eerland
SeEniora Railway Accipent
Sunderland
Brockay Whins
Charles Tee
Barneley
Bruntov
Richardson
Gutch
York
Hurson
Falry
Anti Garm Law League
Mr. Guich
Atcher
Inquest on Fire Causes Public Safeguard Effort
Sierra tas chee advocates inquiry into t of aa vaitaa Ynto Bher deaths to revive an old law and determine fire causes. Witnesses from the firm spoke of a cellar fire with waste paper, a nearby gas light, and a grating overhead suggesting ignition by dropped light. Jury found the incident accidental. FatAl Accidents on the River recounts two drownings near Red Cross Upper East Smithfield and Remegate Wapping. A nine year old, Benjamin Ball, drowned after falling from timber logs near Blackfriars bridge. Inquests returned verdicts of accidental drowning. Spitatriztos Ravens reports Linx Act meeting in Spitalfields about silk weavers bill and ticket regulations, with support for Lilford bill changes.
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Sierra Tas
Qnster
Baker
Red Cross
Hvory Boxer
Prince of Wales
St. Katharine’s Docks
Remegate
Wapping
Benjamin Ball
Surrey
Blackfriars Bridge
Execution Dock
Spitalfields
Have Atreet
House of Lords
Lord Lilford
Vendomme
Stewart
Variament
Eaviers
Reo Tradere
Train delays as engines from Sunderland and Brockley Whins assist
A scrambled report notes a problem with a locomotive causing delay of about three quarters of an hour. Other engines from Sunderland and Brockley Whins were brought in to help. Many passengers were returned to Sunderland and Brockley Whins while the north main line awaited clearance to proceed to York.
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Sony
Doghe
Sunderland
Brockley Whins
North Main
York
Zimes
Repealers fight for registry amid Irish campaign
In Ireland Duaux August 19 a flare of Repeal talk shows Daniel O Connell Jr and Belfast deputation linked to Irish Parliament aims while candidates face contest in Enniskillen and Dublin. Weather, grain prices hold as sleet showers threaten crops and Orange demonstrations loom. A police raid at Redhills thwarts Mollie Maguires, one man turning informer aiding suppression efforts.
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John Chichenor
James Emerson Tenpeor
Conx
Alderman Lyons
Serjeant Murphy
Ork
Dublin
Enniskillee
Horse Guards
Orange Lodges
R Caan
Enniskillen
Castle Barracks
Bergat
Axitation
Derrynane
O'Connell
Ireland
Hull
Register
Ammuit
Belturbet
Redhills
Gaal
Cavan
Newry
Maitland Wins Scotland Kyakerpeningt Contest by 142
In Hawick district results show Maitland 486 over Hawick foe 344 with a clear majority. The report notes public interest and crowd reaction as Maitland secures the victory on a Tuesday referenced in the Scottish column.
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Hawick Moor
Ballantyne
Tis House
Moudev Ballantyne
Jedburgh
Aelso
Ireland
Flinn
Turriff
King’s County
Aberdeen Herald
Vi ct or Hu co s Ca st The Civil Tribunal Se has
Fragmented report covers a Paris case in which M Biard seeks separation of corps, denies bribery allegations, requests imprisonment for Madame Biard and custody terms for children. Crown official supports Biard’s demand. court grants three months’ detention and alimony terms. Also mentions Hawker’s Bank closure notice and Cambridge Advertiser banking updates.
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Victor Huco
Seine
M. Biard
M. Flagd
Woase
M. de Ganja
Madame Brand
Madame Biard
Galignani
Hawker
Fern
Babe
Charles Hamfrey
Cambridge
Bath
Nome
Lends County Joint Stock Banking Company
Cambridge Advertiser
UaTin
Spiduera
Cumberland Pucje
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Foreign Intelligence
Spain
el Climor Publico
Desticacen
Madrid
el Tiempo
Cauna
Baron de Balow
Baron de Polichy
Barcelona
7Tb
Narvaez
Concha
Gispert
Mapero Aaugust
Tettera
Caminero
Almeira Oil
Switzerland
Zunch
Berne
Argau
Buslecoan
Free Corps
Jo Ther
Lucerne
Gun
Agora
Zanoni
Edward Bulwer Lytton
Sir Edward
Kixo Rose
Henrik Hertz
Jane Frances Chapman
London
Smith, Elder and Co
Hertz
Miss Chapman
John Drew
Landsn, Darton and Co
Mio
Thomas Brown
Simpkin and Marshall
Joseph Bregion
Anne Miller
Chapman and Hail
Covent Garden
Leadenhall
Hungerford
Burns
Europe
Agost
Coustmioup
Porte
Persia
Miet
Circassia
Coun Worun Zoff
Teflis
Constantine
Constantinople
Archipelago
Odessa
Kivsky of
San Stephano
Prince of
Atons
Coletti
M. Balbi
Justice
Chambers
Missilonghi
Courrier
J Athénes
Canaris
Maline
Nis
United States
Beazils
Fatbourn
Express
Herrick
Brazils
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Pernambuco
Roo
Senan
House of Deputies
Hamilton
Buenos Ayres
Quiley
Offeire
Vissa
Vienna
Hussers
Bahamas
Thanderer
Gulf of Florida
Key West
Nassau
Sveral
Thore
the Metropolis
Faral
Greenwich Hospital
Awell
Hungerford Market
Thomas Pursell
Charing Cross Hospital
Hancock
John Avery
Bedford
White Horse
Rupert-street
Haymarket
Emma Whale
Upper
Martin Whale
Winchester
Mey Inet
Portsmouth
Edward Stewart
India
Louisa
Edwarde
Hall
Henry Bromley
Brecknock Arms Tavern
New Camden Town
Holloway
Barnet
Bromley
Bethnal Green
George William D. Betham
Miller
Ipswich
Solomon
Vaid
Brewer's
Nowing Hill
Mile End Gate
Waterloo Bridge
Santward
Charingcross Hospital
Bin 1
Lastirey Court
Basinghall Street
Wildestrest
Drury Lane
Linck
Conongn
Payne
Algercoan
Bury
Ward Schaul Roms
Phillip Lane
Mesers
Bradbury, Greatorex, and Co
Scotland
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