French and British tensions over Cracow and Poland
Paris reports ongoing conflict over Cracow as Austria faces scrutiny for Polish policies. London criticizes English hesitancy while Paris and German papers condemn the dismemberment of Poland and the Spainish and Portuguese unrest. Markets react to political rumours as Thiers and Melville claim influence and the Bey of Tunis influences French politics.
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Francce
Paris
Cracow
Journal Des Débats
Austria
Poland
England
France
Lord Palmerston
Balkan
Turkey
Russia
Constantinople
Palmereton
Moniteur
Department of the North
Handis
Department
Voniteur
Count de Montemolin
Louis Napoleon
Duke de Bordeaur
M. Thiers
Duke de Bordeaux
Duchess de Bordeaux
Dan Henriuce
Louis Philippe
Tunis
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Dieppe
Paria
Stresburg
Tourn and Nantes
Lyons
Cette
Republic of Cracow
Lord Aberdeen
Uts
Tanis
Mediterranean
Hieuwarnex
Bourges
Chateauroux
MA. Ghertier and Co
Chateaurous
Clariéres
Les Vallés
M. Lebran
Charest
Madame Lebran
M. Lebrun
St. Florent
Diligence
Galignani
Extraordinary suicide in the Tower of London
A man named George Tidy, a licensed victualler in the Tower, cut his throat in his bedroom at four o'clock Sunday after resisting the new canteen closure orders. He had shown mental distress and warned he would not leave the house alive before attempting suicide. The attempt proved fatal despite medical attention.
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Tower of London
Tower
Henry the VIII
Lund
Sutcliffe
George Tidy
Royal Society
Somerset House
St. Andrew's
Marquis of Northampton
Copley
Humphry Davy
M. le Verrier
John Herschel
Rumford
Faradey
Philosophical Transactiona
Owes
Transactions
Crown and Anchor
J. Herschel
B. Brodie
J. Ross
Owen
R. Murchison
Wateruly
Steam Packet Company
London
Ludgate Hill
R. Charles, Jun
Esq
Tok
Catourdy
Mountstreet
Distress and Death in Bond Street Envisaged at Lux London
In Grosvenor square the body of Richard Thomas Lyons a 31 year old writing engraver was found after an apparent death in destitution. Witnesses described his decline and a crowd of painters aided him before he collapsed in the street and died at the workhouse. A surgeon ruled death natural from apoplexy.
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Grosvenor Square
Bedford
Richard Thomas Lyons
William Hancock
Hanover Square
Duke of York
Blenheim Street
Bondatredt
Brexam
Marcy
Parker's Row
Bermondsey
Miss Middleton
Berne
Collingwood
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Sidney
Martineau
D. W. Wire
W. Thornborrow
John Meredith
Henry Vincent
FL. Leathall
T. A. Tagg
H. Richardson
C. Gilpin
J. W. Green
Joseph Marsh
D. Wire
Alderman Wilson
J. Harding
Alderman Gibbs
Alderman Hughes
James Harding
M.A
J. T. Bedford
G. Simpson
Bogaett
George Yard
Lord Canning
Baguert
Pierman
Bristow
Cove
Alliance
Free-Port Association aims to reclaim Bristol Harbour control
In Bristol a Free-Port Association gathers over 2500 supporters led by J K Halerfield and Thomas Hill to push for port reformation. The group seeks to buy out the Dock Company under 1803 acts, reduce excessive charges, and restore port ownership to citizens, with Miles and Berkeley among elected council backers. Meanwhile an Auxiliary Free-Port body forms as meetings surge across trades.
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Bristol
Free-Port Association
Bristol Free-Port Association
J. K. Halerfield
Thomas Hill
P.W. S. Miles
F. A. F. Berkeley
Guildhall
William Miles
Nsq. M.P
East Somerset
Robert Bright
Association
Miles
Bright
Daniel Cave
Levi Awes
Peter Freeland Aiken
Eagre
Edward Thomas
Little Alby
Thomas Newton
Westmoreland
Superintendent Snowden
Grete Bridge
Newton
Wilson
Spanham
Yorkshire
Snowden
Alstone
Cumberland
Brampton
William Dixon
Andy
Manchester Electors Face Cobden and Liberal Coalition News
A Manchester borough address defends Cobden against Guardian attacks, outlining Cobden's stance on the Manchester seat, his earlier refusals, and the sense of public duty driving his decisions. The note urges voters to uphold long-held Liberal principles amid Tory coalition pressures. Also reports on Captain Warner's failed long-range ship-destroying experiments, government funding, and official conclusions.
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Appleby
Yorkshire Gazettr
Manchester
Bright
Liberal Party
Guardian
Mr. Cobden
Atake
Cobden
Acksion
League
Bigs
Mark Philips
Stockport
Wales
England
Stirling Burghs
Coiden
Lewis
Locongi
Privanéy
Tsame
Tvel
Empire
Jony Bricut
Portsmouth
Wanner
Warner
Chads
R.N
C.B
Chambers
R-E
Dundas
the Ordnance
Marquis of
Auglesey
Island of
Abell
Ordnance
Ireland Repeal Meeting Debates Town Councillor O'Sullivan
Duatts Nov 30 Dublin Conciliation Hall heard Mr O'Sullivan preside with a long address on municipal elections. Mr O'Connell defended repeal, noted funds and debts, and defended his stance against charges. Discussion touched on rent accounts, Young Irelanders, and moral force versus physical force in the repeal movement.
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Repeal Association
Duatts
O'Sullivan
O'Connell
Ray
Mr. O'Connell
John
Maurice
Davie
Evening Mail
Reform Club
Dawson Street
Clonmel
Deaa Burke
O’conneil
Ireland
Mr. Steele
W. S. O'Brien
the Nation
John Augustus O'Neil
John O'Connell
Dublin
Wynne
Belgium
Lord Devon
Europe
Orange Party
Railway Labourer Falls to Death at Moncreiffe Hill Shaft
A railway labourer John M Haoe died at No 3 shaft of the Moncreiffe hill tunnel after misjudging the open part in darkness. He fell about 200 feet and his body was removed after wrapping in linen. He was from Treland Armagh and was sober at the time of the accident. Nearby miners had fired charges that produced smoke before dawn. A separate note reports a local earthquake shock felt Tuesday night, unusually strong, with mild following day and a drop in temperature from 53 to 42 degrees.
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Catalonia
M. Salamanca
Madrid
MM. Mon
Progresista
Cortes
el Glamor Publico
Vittoria
Flores
Calle de Las Reges
Spain
Don Francisco de Paula
Donna Luisa Teresa
Heraldo
Corunna
Espanol
Cobden
Cadiz
Malaga
Isabella Sr
France
Count de Montemolin
Paris
M. Bresson
Santander
England
South America
Peata
Meranxenory
John M'Haoe
Moncreiffe Hill
Treland
Armagh
Perth
Earthquake Shakes Crieff and District Causes Alarm
Tremor with 15 to 20 seconds of rumbling shook Crieff and the Grampians line, rattling furniture and bells while residents fled to streets. Northward reach extended. Crieff reports heavy upheaving with thunderlike vibrations. A fresh breeze followed as observers note a strong quake in this 50 year context.
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Grampians
Crieff
Courier
Collision on Manchester and Leeds line mars a night repair
A luggage train and ballast train collided on the Manchester and Leeds Railway near Bolton while repairs ran at night. The ballast engine driver Steventon claimed he followed orders but admitted running on the wrong line to save time. Several workers were injured and a magistrate court sentenced Steventon to a month in hard labor.
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Boston
Manchester
Leeds
Kearsley
Cear Bolton
Johnson
Bolton
Steventon
Burton
Hiomers
Isset
New Bailey Court House
Salford
Trafford
Borth
Mr. Webster
Webster
America
Texas
Mexico
Middle States
Congress
New York
Sub Treasury
Uning
Sub-Treasury
Tarif
United States
Sempronius the Raines
Nueces
Rio Grande
Nuecos
Paredes
Almonte
Santa Anna
Ampudia
Mesico
Mexica
Washington
Monterey
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