Arrival of the steam ship Cambria amid Mexican War talk
Reports from New Orleans and Vera Cruz describe rising war preparations with Mexican authorities urging mobilization against the United States. Dispatches note troop movements, fortifications at Vera Cruz, and a Mexican decree framing Texas as a province of Mexico. Observers in New York and London discuss the likelihood of hostilities, while Texas politics and dragoons’ movements draw attention.
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Cambria
Supmroar
Judkine
Mersey
London
New Orleans
New York
Tse
Vera Cruz
Mexico
St. Fran de
Orleans
Matamoras
City of
Wessington Union
United States
South
Office of War and Manine
Genere
God
Gands Coxne
Elent Senor
Ney
Ganda Coxpe—Mant
Texas
Tates
Strake
Department of
Acco
Thomas Marin
Ops
Ignatio Martinez
Tabasco
United States Congress
York
United States Dragoons
Oand
Kearney
Oregon
South Pass
Fort Leavenworth
Taylor
Twiggs
Nueces
Ris del Norte
Paris- Siceion
Locofoco
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
Oregon Territory
Atatea
Congress
Sandy Hook
Boston
Paris
Amsterdam
Hamburgh
Bremen
The Southwark Election Meeting Drama in Southwark
Meetings of Sir William Molesworth and Mr Miall occupy multiple nights with heated exchanges over Maynooth funding religious liberty and liberal principles. Sir W Molesworth averts a split to win Liberal support while Mr Miall’s Anti State Church faction pushes for endowments repeal.
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Sir William Molesworth
Sir W. Molesworth
Bricklayers’ Arms Tavern
John Donkin
W. Molesworth
Liberal Party
Aliall
Miall
Miell
Jameice
Rotherhithe
Barnard
Maynooth
Hear
Boroughfoad
Bfill
Mr. Miall
Mr. Pilcher
Ireland
William
Lord Worsley
Commons
Lord Ashley
King of Prussia
Tooley Street
W. Gleaworth
Church of England
Church of Ireland
Church of Scotland
Oxford
Cambridge
Friends
British
Anti State Church Association
Bridge House Hotel
Southwark
Apsley Pellatt
Price
The
Eclectic
William Molesworth
Bridge House
Almoatertent
Somerset-house
Great Britain
Man
Himsel
Chronicle
William Moresworth
Paris Plans Military Colonisation Of French Africa Controversy
Paris papers denounce Marechal Bugeaud with a draft ordonnance for military colonisation in Africa. The plan offers six months furlough, state funding for travel, housing, implements, livestock, and land for families, plus officer land shares. After three years colonists may lose pay and provisions, returning to self support unless they stay on land.
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Paris
Marechal Bugeaud
Algiera
French Africa
Pelissier
Africa
Sre
Maparn
Diego Leon
Tyrranny
Council of Ministers
Madrid
Bulletin de Armée
Cordova
Douros
Grewaxy
Elberfeld
Sarbrock
Manheim
Loose
Frankfort
Hammer
Gensdarme
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Cuanina Cross Scarsxerox Barpot Company
Hungerford-bridge Company
Villiera-street
Strand
William Hawes
Reed
Waterloo-bridge
Vauxhall-bridge
Southwark-bridge
Charing-cross
Central Terminus Company
Central Terminal Company
Mrusxenoty Deato
Crenormans DavouTzn
Clapham
Benjamin Hos
Curelane
Hoe
York
Thomas Higgs
King’s Head Tavern
Henry Robert Hoe
Wilnces
M‘donald
Ourgeon
Park-road
Benaish Hoe
Louis Quinze
Madame Celeste
Monsieur Dubois
Bastile
Saverze
Madame Sobreaulx
Miss Wolgar
Miss Woolgar
Dunfermline riot: mobs attack estates and burn beds
In Fifeshire on the night between Wednesday and Thursday a large mob terrorized Dunfermline and Balmule, smashing windows at Mr Thomas Alexander and Mr James Alexander estates. Provost Ronaldson injured, guards deployed, military called from Edinburgh. Rioters threatened servants, burned furniture, and fled as troops arrived. Alleged breach of faith by Alexander firm linked to price tables in 1833 34. several arrests reported.
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Dunfermiine
Dunfermline
Isl
Danfermjline
Golf Street
Barridge Barr
Foundry Street
Campbell Street
Mewrow
Netherrow
New Road
Thomas Alexander
Can- Mere
Provost Ronaldson
Bailie Birrell
Macdonald
James Alexander
Balmure
Wellwood
Daonfermline
Acarcely
Balmule House
Ali
Cloaka
Alexander
Edinburgh
Itia
4Th Dragoon Guards
Arkwright
Queenaferry
Monteith
Shireff
Dragoon Guards
Confermline
Notes hoarded by beggar and ailing woman found hidden
Trustees paid £632 in one pound notes into the Bank as part of James Satherley’s will. In Aldersgate, Jane Palliser Philpot, aged 70, was found dead in a back room. A box with a false bottom held Bank of England notes and a receipt for stock. no relatives were present. Verdict: natural death.
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James Satherley
Shedwell
Owen Glendour Prema
Aldersgate
Jane Palliser Philpot
Edmund's Place
Aldersgate Street
Bank of England
Asvera Bank of England
Beadle
The Bar and the Press letters on circuit reporting
A writer argues against press self help by barring barristers from circuit reporting. He says exclusion harms public access to counsel names and undermines journalism. The piece contends intellect and character shape literature and law beyond class privilege. It ends promising further argument to follow.
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Reas Ie Bar
Oxford and Western
Preas
Snubbin
Phunky
Serjeant Talfourd
Oxford
Crowder
Herald's College
Raphael
Itestroy
The
Harley
Tax Convictan Forsiaxans and Naval Preparations
A letter to E. S. Crowe, high sheriff of Devon, directs treating seven condemned but reprieved convicts as felons who must not communicate on the airing ground. Meanwhile Western Times notes Great dockyard activity with a fleet ready for sea, including Howe, Waterloo, London, two 64 gun ships, five 74 gun ships, Alarm, Juno, Sampson, Bitternaloop, Viper, and word that Howela will be commissioned with 700 officers and men.
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Crowe
Devon
Suremmss Dooryamn
Howe
Waterloo
London
Alarm
Juno
Sampson
Sorvice
Bitternaloop
Lorde
Admiralty
Fler Majesty
Howela
Aluidstone Journal
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Newcastle
North Shields
Wallsend
Welker
Lyne Mercury
Lord J. Russell
Itha Factory Bus
Pepple
Victoria Tavern
R. Preli
J. Russell
Peel
Niall
Southwar
Hlear
Mirnsaxk Patsox
Millbank
Victoria
Pentonville
Parkhurst
Uison
Norfolk Island
van Dieman’s Land
Bermuda
Woolwich
Parkhurst Prison
Millbank Prison
Mary Perks
Marylebone
United National School
Dodsworth
Albany-street
Mc Donald
Perk
M*‘Donald
Mr. Rawlinson
Mr. M'Donald
Mr. M'Donald: I Have Been, But Did Not See Mrs. Perka—Mr. Rawlinson
Rewlinson
Guildhall
William Desmond
Alderman Feros Brother
Messre
Moses
Aldgate
Ann Headley
King-street
Alderman Farebrother
Farebrother
George Hill
67Th Regiment
Dublin
Eliza Grimwood
Waterloo Road
Hill
College-arrest
Alderman Tyndall
London Commissioners of Police
Inspector Field
L Division
Union Hall
Hubbard
Man Hill
Tuesaday
Traill
Field
Gough
Aceing Hill
Grimwood
Hamptoce
Tattersall
Taunaway
Miss Sarah
Weatherbit
Ducan Dorras
Mentor
Merry Monarch
Pantasa
Idas
Yarburgh
Forth
Lord Billown
Darras
Ramsay
Mid Lothian
Anson
Kedger
Stradbroke
Irwin
Ferguson
Glasgow
Old England
Baron
Fitzallen
Worthless
Fifeshire
Riorous Procegtorxas
Cockscayarare
Fairbairn
Anderson
Aloops
Cove
Afr
Grant
Pey
J. Hall
Sentinela
Berwick Advertiser
the Bar and the Press
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