Terrific Explosion of a Steamer at Thames Pier Disaster
A penny boat named Cricket exploded after its boiler burst near the Adelphi and London piers on a Friday, causing massive loss of life. Eyewitnesses report up to about 200 aboard, with many bodies recovered and many more feared lost as wreckage and debris spread across the river Thames. Officials and hospital crews describe numerous injuries and ongoing inquests as the search continues.
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Gerford Bridges
Jamity Meyi
Adelphi
London
Mesara
Joyce
Greenwich
Octavius Smith
Ora de Great Western
Cross Hospital
Thoee
Charing
William Redgrave
Tottenham Court Road
Poland Street
Golden Square
Ayne
Benjamin Keupe
Bloomsbury
Kay
Teker
Vigo Berke
Wheeler and Co
James Siswan
London Insurance Corporation
Henry Rowland
Warwick Street
Earl Street
Kingston
Mr. Cahn
Thomes Willett
James Halls
St. Morks’s
St. Martin’s Workhouse
John Littleton
Costermonger
Blunt
Vaurhall Toad
Fripar
Daarse
Ber Majesty
Clyde
Nex
Bosphorus
Constantinople
Letler
Mooro
Uut
Ainance
Tbh
E. Lascelles
M.P
West Riding
West Wing
Prion
Wakefield
Lilbank
Cherbourg
Tigerhhouse
Fitzgerald
Paris intelligence reports arrest of high war department official Lasalle
Paris intelligence notes a warrant for the arrest of M. Lasalle a war department official following a ministerial complaint. Other items include Austrian movements Ferrara siege notes Metternich's note and Rome agitation with Pope Pius IX and calls to defend Italy. updates on Madrid and Ticino contingents and financials. a barque Welcome wreck near Suez and Irish murder and abortion cases.
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Paris
Gazette Des Trrbunaur
War Department
M. Lasalle
Maison de Santé
Duchess d'Aumale
Lage
Nouvelliste de
Marseilles
Ferrare
Vienna
Sardinien
Ferrara
Courrier Francais
Metternich
Stwte
Courrier
Maparo
M. Pacheco
Siwan
Messrs
Pacheco
Benavides
Cortea
Ticino
Jesgue
Ticton
Milan
Lombardy
Rome
Diario Rormana
Venice
Liberal Party
Austria
M. Lutzow
Pius IX
Mastai-Ferretti
Sinigaglia
Italy
Europe
Holy Father
Fata
Waser
Aden
Haines
R.N
London
Yambo
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
Suez
Dupin
Harther
Galway
Coustroy
Journal of Saturday
Dublin
Murors Oy
Brurat Arraln
Teetox
Leonard Thorpe
Hinchcliffe
Sarah Parkes
Handsworth
Angel Inn
Tipton
Dudley
Marthe Hinton
Angel
Grady
Malony
Anthony Ellia
Thorpe
Murder of the Duchess of Prassin in Parlu unfolds
Extensive reports detail the Paris duchess murder at Parlu with the duke’s arrest and suspected motive amid investigations. Accounts from Moniteur Parisien and Gazette des Tribunaux describe wounds, burglary, and a locked bedchamber as police search for the weapon, while the duke allegedly attempted suicide via poison before dying, raising questions of peerage privilege and justice.
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Aatson
Dariocates
Marais
Procureur du Roi
Bia Pereon
France
Court of Peers
Gardien
Champ Elysées
M. Teste
Moniteur
Parisien
Thureday
Dales
Paris
Duke of
Orfila
Pasquier
Catesa
Gazette Des Tribunauz
Choiseul-Prastin
Paria
Praslin
Dieppe
Femme de Chambre
Champs Elysees
Duchess of
Procureur General
M. Broussais
M. Legonidec
Juges D'Instruction
M. Orfila M. Pasquier
M. Bois de Loury
M. Tardien
Democratic Pacifique
Ttis
Luxembourg
Duke de Pruslin
Sebastiani
Duke de Praslin
M. Allard
de Sareté
Decases
Chamber of Peers
Procurent du Roi
Mesara
Legonidec
Broassais
Hotel Sebastiani
Decazes
Iment
Deke
Fings
Willeen
Axembourg
Loath
Rou
Ate
Presse Agrico
Praline Die Ettiting
Mademoiselie de Lazy
Towhide Stenuine
Duchesa
Renr
Tiburce Sebastiani
Champ de Mars
Bia Regimentala
Garde de Surete
de Preslin
Duke de Praalin
Mile. Sebastiani
Duke de Fitzjames
M. Orfila
Madame de Prastlin
Hr de Praalin
Madlle de Luzzi
Madame Adelaide
Madame de Prealin
Duchese de
Viscount Sebastiani
Duke de Coigny
Orleans
Seine
Corsica
Vieux Preslin
Marne
Preslin
National
Moniteur Parisien
Gazette Des Tribunaur
M. Louis
Secret Police
Juge d'Instruction
Duke de Prastie
M. Chevalier
Ecolede Pharmacie
Andras
Rouget
Louia
St. Jacques du Haut Pas
Juge d
Hotel Praslin
Mademoiselle de Luzy
Laure Desportes
Drowning Deaths and A Suicide Reported in Local notices
Inquests reveal Mary Ann Johnson found drowned in the Granta near Grantchester after deserting an English draper Connor. A separate case details the melancholy death of Rev. H. Haggard, found dead with a razor beside him after traveling to Carlisle. A third note discusses political rumors about Mr Villiers and Wolverhampton resignations.
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G. J. Twiss
Bay
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H. Haggard
H. W. Wright
St. John's Church
Newcastle and Carlisle
Carlisle
Ireland
Newcastle Advertiser
Sreiessrye Aso
Wotoganamrron
Roebuey
Thue
Wolverhampton
Villiers
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