Foreign Intelligence Update On Europe and Asia
The Paris papers are focused on Spain with no new facts. Reports claim England and France are in accord over Spain. A Paris Bourse rumor of Metternich’s death proved false. Toulon harbor activity followed telegraph orders and late-work in the arsenal. Boulogne unrest arose from sailor abuse allegations. Lord Pembroke’s carriage fell into the sea delaying embarka tion, with £500 in damaged luggage.
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Paris
Spain
la Presse
Christina
France
England
Prince Metternich
Toulon
Sud de
Malmaison
Hotel de Courcelles
Barcelona
Boulogne
Lord Pembroke
Dover
Spaininsurrection at Barcelona amid royalist crackdown
Reports from Barcelona dated November 26 describe a suspended bombardment, a Madrid backed junta resisting the rebels, executions for robbery, and a clerical warning that republican forces seek to establish a republic. Brigadier Durando now commands, and French naval aid may be offered if needed by Madrid.
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Spain
Barcelona
van Halen
England
France
Toulouse
M. Linas
Catalonia
Republican Arty
Republican
Terradas
Jonquieres
Gerona
San Felin
Sarria
Grecia
Sans
Consulting Junta
Tomas Coma
Juan Guell
Perpignan
Arragon
Navarip
Madrid
Espartero
Saragossa
Merine
Chamber of Deputies
Count de la Naval
M. Olozaga
M. Cortina
National Guard
Facundo Infante
Seoane
Serrano
New Castile
Presse
Aston
Gibraltar
Mexico and Texas report scanty war news and rumours
Reports from Mexico Texas and Yucatan are sparse and rumor filled. One account says Texians were routed near San Antonio while another cites Mexican occupation of Champoton awaiting 3000 Veracruz troops. Yucatan forces rally to meet invaders. The Texian squadron under Commodore Moore may sail soon with new aid.
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Mexico
Texas
Yucatan
San Antonio
Champoton
Campeachy
Vera Cruz
Yucatanos
Tas
Neto Orleans Tropic
Gulf
Moore
Turnbull Arrested in Cuba Sparks Planter Uproar
Reports from Cuba say former British consul at Havana Mr Turnbull was arrested on landing at Givara by the Spanish governor who sought to send him prisoner to Havana. The outrage among English planters stems from his anti slavery views. Rumors also circulated that he was insane. The Acadia mail steamer arrived Halifax after a 10 day 12 hour voyage from Liverpool. Syri a
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West Indies
Cuba
Turnbull
Havannah
Givara
Acadia
Liverpool
Halifax
Boston
Times
Ambrose Moore
Pollard
Danozr
William Quixley
Aston's
Drury-lane
Mr. Quixley
Quixsey
Quixley
Fleer
Queen
Courts of Common Pleas
Exchequer
Court of Chancery
Lord Sidmouth
Home Secretary
Consistory Court of London
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Fatan
St. Katarinus Docks
Baker
London Hospital
William Winterbottom
St. Katherine
B. Broadhurst
Metropolitan Palks Expenditures and City Improvements
The city police committee reports last year’s expenditures and approves a new rate for 1843 to fund the constabulary from Christmas to Lady Day, with additional charges for remaining year and incidental costs. A government commission for metropolitan improvement is proposed to study schemes, costs, revenues, and effects. The Victoria Tower first stone date remains unfixed as workers begin on Parliament residences.
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City Palks
City Police Committee
Corporation
Robert Peel
Metropolitan Improvement
Earl of Lincoln
Alexander Milne
Charles A. Gore
Lytteluy
Lord Colborne
J.C. Herries
Robert Inglis
Charles Lemon
M.P
Robert Smirke
Henry T. Hope
H. Gally Knight
Charles Barry
Standard
House of Commons
Victoria Tower
Reopening of St Bororou's Atpoatr and Trade Talks
The piece notes the reopening of St Pancras church after repairs, with a bishop sermon and remarks on church adornment. It also covers a Labour Trade Protection Society meeting on fair wages, a Black Eagle Brewery supper with visits to the new brickstore, and financials for the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company including profits and ship updates.
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Westminster-bridge
New Palace-yard
Houses of Lords and Commons
City of London
Wilson
Gibbs
Musgrove
Blackett
Messrs. Peacock
R. L. Jones
Sampson
Melville
Aldera Musgrove
Carter
King
St. Bororou’s
Atpoatr
London
T. Johnson
J. Shaw
MxrnoroLitan Taitons’ Trade Protection Society
National Association Hall
Holborn
Francis Parrott
Buack Easte
Mesars, Truman, Hanbury, and Co
Bricklane
Spitalfields
Buxton
Prince Albert
Black Eagle
Robert Hanbury
Davison
Newcastle
Inverness
Dundee
Gresham Committee
Richard Westmacott
A.R.A
Bank
Duke of Wellington
Exchange
Tite
Westmacott
St. Pancras
Gordon-street
Gordon-square
Thomas Wilde
Peninsular and Oratenntal Steam Navigation Company
St. Mary Axe
John Campbell
K.C.H
Pacha
Falmouth
India
Nile
East India Company
Calcutta
John Pirie
Scottish Hospital
Crangcourt
Fleetstaert
Bishopsgate Street
Earl of Haddington
Orpoax Workixa Senoor
City Soap
State of the schools report sparks building plans at Haverstock Hill
At the King’s Head Poultry a report on the schools praised progress and a new building at Haverstock Hill was outlined with plans by select architects. Prizes will be awarded for the two best designs. Donations to the building fund were urged with life governorship and ten life subscribers proposed. The court approved a rule allowing votes of unsuccessful candidates to count for their successor. Seven boys and four girls were elected to the school after the ballot. The preceding day featured a well attended examination of the boys’ school with scripture, reading, geography, arithmetic and history.
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King’s Head Tavern
Poultry
Haverstock Hill
General Court
John R. Mills
Borough-road
Mills
Hullah
Roya Society
Royal Society
Marquees of Northampton
the Marquess of Northampton
Sir John William Lubbock, Bart
Peter Mark Roger
Samuel Hunter Christie
John Frederick Daniell
George Biddell Airy
Francis Baily
Martin Barry
Henry James Brooke
Robert Brown
D.C.L
James Cumming
John Thomas Graves
Sir William J. Hooker
Robert Lee
Gideon A. Mantell
William Hallows Miller
William H. Pepys
George Rennie
Earl of Rosse
William Henry Fox Talbot
Charles Wheatstone
Copley
James Macallan
Trinity College
Dublin
Rumford
F.R.S
John F. Daniell
William Bowman
Kay
F.R.S. Tus
Bethnal.green
St. Matthew
Bethnal-green
la Patentee-chapel
Brown’s-lane
Spitalfields
Christie
Onions
Britton
Bethnalgreen
Maynard
Dent
Mant
Rodgers
Schevill
Rae
Old Bailey
Susannah Inge
Female
Chartist Association
Mary Ann Walker
M‘douall
Cato
Cater
Salmon
Campbell
Gardner
Literary Association of the Friends of Poland
Duke-street
St. James's
Europe
L. Jablonski
Poland
Russia
Nicholas
Captain Jablonski
Christendom
Jablonski
M. Szulezewski
M. Wiercinski
M. Prusinowski
M. Rewczynski
M. Olixarowski
Rossery
Lospen Joint Stock Bank
London
Edwin John Jordan
Bank of England
London Joint Stock Bank
Bush
Juruan
John
Daniel
Fatal Fire At Liverpool Wharf Subdues Poor Woman
In Liverpool a fire broke out at Dale street a flint glass dealer’s basement storage. A woman, Mrs Brows, was missing after the blaze began and later found severely burned in a hidden corner. Despite medical efforts the injuries proved fatal, with police aiding the rapid response and investigation.
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Liverpool
Finn
Dale-street
Edity
New Ireland magistrates appointed after order from Dublin Castle
Ireland reports indicate Sripendiary Magistrates reassigned with Mr Nicholas Kelly sent to Skibbereen and Mr Gore Toong replaced. Kelly praised for calm rule in Westmeath while Toong to lead at another district amid unrest. A fatal shooting near Kilfeacle, James Scully slain while shooting with a brother. investigation notes possible landlord or tenant fault and general vice. A reward of £1 offered for murderer discovery.
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Sx . B . Bbereby
Dublin Castle
Nicholas Kelly
Sia
Skibbereen
Harge
Gore Toong
Kelly
Westmeath
Tipperary
James Scully
Kilfeacle
Freeman's Journal
Scully
Alsengers
Dublin
Vincent Scully
Convocation in Scotland Ends Amid Church-State Debate
The Scottish convocation of non-intrusion clergy concluded after a large gathering in Lady Glenorchy Church. Speakers Dr. Buchanan and Dr. Candlish presented two sets of resolutions affirming the church’s subjection to Christ alone and the civil magistrate’s duty to protect Christ’s servants, while resisting civil encroachment on spiritual matters. Additional notes mention ministerial appointments, court cases, and a lighthearted theft anecdote from Dunfermline.
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Epingerey
Lady Glenorchy
Buchanan
Glaspig
Candlish
Edinburgh
Clason
Bonn
Christ
Chig
Auchterarder
Court of Sission
Patrick Rosen
Lord Meadowbank
Facali
Patrick Robertson
Ji Wood
Glasgow Argus
Perth
Cairness
Get Paton
Dafermline
Lunatic Asylum at Hanwert Reports on Yearly Mortality
From the Hanwert asylum report the past year shows 11 admissions of which 2 males and 8 females were cured or relieved. 9 males and 7 females died. Total admissions since May 16, 1831 to Sept 30 this year reached 2, then 936 remain. Mortality linked to debility, apoplexy, and consumption. Epidemics scarce. autumn irritations caused nonfatal dysentery in some patients and attendants.
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Hanwert
Lis
Janus
England
Scotland
Sime
Fem
Gazette of
Auvergne
Anthoin
Courtial
Prconal
Ylife Orlf
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Holland
Staats Courant
Belgium
Brussels
M. Caumartin
Rotterdam
Ingland
America
Procureur-Général
Savaria
Ratisbon
Frankfort
Bavaria
Danube Steam Navigation Company
United States
Great Western
New York
Caledonia
Patrick Henry
New York American
Congress
Foreign Quarterly Review
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Lardner
New York Herald
Washington
Webster
Spencer
Upshur
Cushing
Treasury
Forward
Constellation
Marion
St. Juan d’Ulloa
Almonte
Joseph Burton
St. Luke's
Philadelphia
Canada
Charles Bagot
Montreal Courier
Quebec
Rivers
G. Wakefield
Syria
Univers
Beyrout
Gedron
Tripoli
Balbec
Stephen
Botros
Prince de Joinville
Damascus
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Simla
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Indus
Ghuznee
Cabul
Sutlej
Punjaub
Asia
Pacific
China
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H. Mappeck
Government of India
the Metropolis
Bristol
Kingdom
Queen Square
Kingswood Hill
H. H
Norwich Union
Budgett
Messrs. Budgett
Nelson- Street
Phoenix
Biggs
Bramham
Buoop Houxp
J. B. Richards
Stonea
Wimblington
Hopper
Stones
R. Catling
Houchen
Chatteris
Derby
Peter Arkwright
Littlemoor-wond
Matlock
Greyhound Inn
Cromford
John Travis
Edward Travis
Samuel Smith
Derby County
Robinson
Harrison
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