Continental Europe News Reflections on Wars and Alliances
A wide summary of European tensions outlines France and Belgium amid French troop movements on northern frontiers. It discusses Louis Philippe’s strained relations with England, Holland’s stance against Belgium, and Russia’s growing influence, with Spain, Germany, Italy, and Russia all noted for shifts in power, revolts, and suspected conspiracies as authorities face uprisings and constitutional debates.
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France
Corps D’armee
Belgium
Louis Philippe
England
Paris
Holyrood
Charles X
Chamber of Representatives
M. Thiers
Holland
Russia
Rhine
Germany
Switzerland
Prussia
India
Spain
Espartero
Don Carlos
Constitutional Party
Europe
Cabrera
Herrera
Riego
Albion
Louis
Philippe
Arragon
Narvaez
Seville
Madrid
Armendariz
Home Department
Moderados
Ernest
London
Cologne
Eigelstein
Gallicia
Bukowina
Poland
Archduke
Austria
Czartomski
Odessa
Ozel
Storm and palace collapse spark Brighton shock blast
Brighton reports Windsor visiting on the 18th while a fierce thunderstorm struck the town. A lightning bolt shattered a palace gateway pinnace and sent glass splinters flying as a sentinel faced a near fatal close call during the eventful night.
Devastating Late Gales Cause Widespread Shipping Loss
Distressing reports from outports detail severe storm impacts with ships wrecked and cargoes lost. The Colborne is feared total loss on the Quebec voyage, and a Philadelphia line vessel may be missing alongside two South American ships. Extreme hail and lightning devastate Sussex towns. multiple drownings and coast wrecks reported.
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Lloyd’s
Lloyd’s Books
Colborne
Quebec
Montreal
Philadelphia
New York
South America
Sussex
Billinghurst
Chichester
Eastbourne
Holywell
J. P. Gorringe
Horsham
Hearsay
Thomas Sheldon
Byworth
Wisborough-green
William Streater
Portsmouths
Vulcan
Crispin
Ann Elliott
Cardiff
London
Dean Shoal
St. Catherine’s
Weymouth
Lyme Regis
Cowes
West-bay
Brook
Frederika Wilhelmina
Schroider
North Devon
Advertiser
Richard Blackmore
Lynmouth
Richard Fry
John Widlake
Ireland
St. Patrick
Liverpool
Waterford
Hook Point
Churchtown
Hook Town
Shute
America
Waterford Chronicle
Alexander
Gerran’s Bay
Falmouth
Weaford Independent
Belfast
Tuscar
North Bar
Coast Guard
Sndiaman
Ballycotton
Cork
Finisher of breaths dies after eleven years in office
Osman the functionary who had stopped the breath of many on the scaffold died on Friday. He served about eleven years and lamented that the merciful change in the law had reduced his annual income. He received a guinea a week from Newgate as his fixed salary.
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Brighton
Bradshaw
Windsor
Bristol
Whitson
Miller’s, Nursery
Guildford
Junction Railway
Southampton
Heaton-Norris
Bromley and Newton
Navigation Bridge
Manchester
Lewes
Brewer’s Arms Inn
London
Osborne
John Cleave
Charles Brooker
Plymouth
Hodgson
East Indies
Boston
Raphoe
Fitz
Bissett
Stamford
Walter
Weymouth
West Bay
Dove
Columbine
Louise
Gefle
Arethusa
Tas Deeury
Osman
Newgate
Murder at Mountnessing Claims Willful Death
An Essex coroner's inquest at Mountnessing on Susannah Playle 47 died from a gunshot wound after Abraham Hilliard allegedly fired a gun in her bakehouse following years of threats. Witnesses include Playle family members and Charles Miller describing prior clashes over beer and authority. The jury found willful murder and a warrant was issued for Hilliard’s committal to Chelmsford gaol.
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Mountnessing
George Inn
C. C. Lewis
Essex
Susannah Playle
John Playle
Abraham Hilliard
Hilliard
Miller
Charles Miller
Young Playle
Playle
Mary Anne Playle
Elizabeth Playle
Richard Lewis
Ingatestone
Chelmsford
Special tax survey directs dog tax evasions detection
The article notes tax surveyors have orders to pursue dog tax evaders. Citizens should promptly report their dogs to assessors, collectors, or district surveyors to avoid double duties and penalties.
Destructive Fire at Foster's Rice Mills in Horselydown
A major blaze devoured Foster's Rice-Mills and adjoining buildings in Horselydown near Dockhead, starting around eight and raging for hours. Firefighters struggled for water, dispatched from multiple stations, as the immense flames engulfed five six story structures with grain stores and oil mills, leaving only blackened walls.
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Ithiuanes Sidonat
Ibaa
I A Ana
Dockhead
Horends Down
Shadoh
Gainsfo
Seal
Thomas Walk
Royal Exchange
Sinc Ee
Ee Pe
Braidwood
Megan’s-lane
Tooley-street
Tuin
Southwark-bridge-road
Watling-street
Rotherhithe
Farringdon-street
Waterloo-road
Jeffery Square
Chandos-street
London
Southwarkbridge
Henderson
Morgan’s-lane
Ely. Meg
Rd-Street
Ang “Street
New
Extraordinary Pedestrian Feat by Harris Ends After 1750 Miles
Harris completes a 1000 hour walk totaling 1 750 miles amid heavy rain and illness. He endures blistered feet and a persistent cough, expecting weeks of pain after the endurance test while crowds estimate 5 000 to 6 000 spectators daily at Battersea fields. Betting on the wager runs high, with about £150 hoped for.
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London
Diocese of
Harris
Battersea-fields
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