Foreign Intelligence From Paris to Barcelona Unfolds
Paris letters report surrender of Barcelona to Espartero, insurrection notes, and new junta terms. Spain's regent reaches Montjuich, while Turkey Russia and Greece dispatch mixed regional updates. Reports cover Egypt, Syria, and Beyrout turmoil with commercial and military moves across Europe and the Levant.
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Express
Paris
Belgium
Jance
St. Cloud
the Tuileries
Prince de Ligne
France
Barcelona
Espartero
I T
Riadrid
Cortes
Spain
Montjuich
van Halen
Zurbano
Gracias
Scautsstos
Perpignan
Geruna
Llinas
Marseilles
3D Inst
Mercurio
Sarria
Zurbano van Halen
Gazette du Midi
Marseilles Pobesses
Barceona
Madrid Gazette
Logrono
Soria
Biscay
Granada
Guipuscoa
Cordova
Almeria
Seville
Sangander
Burgos
Huesca
Saragossa
Lerida
Guadalajara
Ixen
Ciudad Real
Christina
Manzanares
Hero
Pluto
Isabel II
Yaut Hay
Isabella II
Mazeppa
el Heraldo
Great Britain
Eco del Comercio
Jose Ramon Redil
Almaden
Soane
Madrid
Patriota
Russia
Prussia
Leipsic
Danube
Duke of
Leuchtenberg
Austria
Moldavia
Wallachia
Poland
Bug
Greece
Thessaly
Commercial League
Death by self inflicted murder of John C Colt in New York
A New York jail cell tale unfolds as John C Colt, condemned for the Adams murder, marries Caroline Henshaw in a final farewell before four oclock. He then commits suicide with a knife, leaving a dramatic scene amid rising fears of a fire in the tomb cupola and a coroner's inquest. The tale details the emotional farewells, the sheriff, Dr Anthon, and the jurors verdict of suicide. The British press notes commercial and maritime items alongside this sensational event.
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United States
Liverpool
North America
Lowther
New York
Great Western
Waterford
Britannia
Cout
Burnin
City
New York Herald
J.C. Colt
Adams
Cell
Vultee
Green
Dr. Anthon
Colt
Caroline Henshaw
John Howard Payne
Anthon
Samuel
Lewis Gaylord Clarke
Curt
Mr. Greene
Hillyer
Archer
Abner Milliken
John C. Colt
Cap Orleans
Woltain Delaville
New
Matamoras
Thad
Rio Grande
West India Station
Anawan
Belize
Barbour County
Alabama
G. W. Love
Cotten
Europe
Acadia
Britain
Great Britain
Madisonian
Tyler
London
Edward Everett
Earl of Aberdeen
John Tyler
United States of America
Ireland
Moneygall
Limerick
Dublin
Devonshire
British and Irish Steam Packet Company
Belfast
Clipse
Strangford
Wexford
Eclipse
Hending
John Rogerson
Redmond
Morning Register
Royal Victoria
J.graham
Mersey
Lord Denman
Manchester
Hunter
Dunn
Mary Hunter
Manchester Guardian
Norwich
Charlotte Esther Hambling
Crook’s Place
Gontsmner
Hambling
Cushmere
Rushmere
Charley
Bowling-green Inn
Wm. Wilde
Humfrey
Peck
Washington Objection Notice Affixed in 1842
A formal document states that an official notice was affixed in the city of Washington on November tenth, 1842. The record names Joan Tytza and secretary of state Daniel Webster and cites the Independence of the United States as sixty seventh.
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United States
Washington
Lord
Joan Tytza
Danizel Weinsterp
Murders at Powlesasen Farm Near St Owen's Monmouthshire
A 36 year old unmarried Morley was killed on December 3 near Powlesasen farm a mile from St Owen's Monmouthshire. Edward Reece, a 26 year old neighbour, was captured at Tintern Abbey with bloodstained clothing. The case, including a broken door, stolen £20, and a coroner's inquest, is underway as investigators hold suspects.
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Chepstow
Cuerstow
Morley
Powlesasen
St. Owen’s
Monmouthshire
Chepstow Market
Tintern Abbey
Edward Reece
Dover
Grove
Dover Chronicle
KBNT
W. Stanton
Froomehall
Kent
Wilford-road
Leicester
J. Gregory
St. Mary
Sarah Ann Cook
John Cook
Duke-street
Denton
Liverpool
Murper
High Seas
Phillip Keel
Cook
Clydesdale
Greenock
William Renfrew
Bombay
Jamaica
Tuskar
Mr. Rushton
John Bowman Randles
David Barnes
James Mc Donald
George Dean
George Saul
John Roberts
England
Wardle
Rushton
Roberts
Mersey
John Brown
Arthur Moore
Eagle
Cork
Cove
Prince of Wales
Royal Victoria
Trinity Board
Earthquake in Canada Shocks Montreal Spirit and Governor General
The Montreal papers note turmoil as the governor general's health deteriorates and a possible move from Kingston is discussed. They recount a violent earthquake felt across Quebec and nearby towns on November 9, with scenes of fear at churches and in homes, glass shattered and roofs cracked, as.studied in a New York paper.
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Canada
Montreal Courier
Jadoeenment
Kingston
Quebec
Montreal
Three Rivers
St. Maurice Forges
Yamachiche
Point du Tac
Becancour
Niculet
St. Gregorie
St. Lawrence
New Fork Paper
MEETING ON INCOME TAX STARTS SCOTTISH ACTION
A special meeting of the Edinburgh Merchants Company against the income tax debated Peel's finance plan and the war's burden. Speakers argued retrenchment was needed, warning the tax would harm the poor, with resolutions to petition Parliament and memorialise the Lords Treasury. Meanwhile Ayrshire collier meetings report uncertain aims, continued turnouts, policing vigilance, and prisoners held for an assault tied to local struggles.
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City of London
Basinghall-street
Board Room
Aldersgate
Breadstreet
Castle Baynard
Cordwainers
Queenhithe
Cripplegate
Without
Farringdon
St. Andrew's
Holborn
St. Bartholomew and
St. Sepulchre
St. Dunstan’s in-the-Weat
St. Bride's
St. Martin's
Ludgate
Bride
Page Roya
Hardwick
Oxford Architectural Society
Venice
Institute
George Godwin
Malines
Louvain
St. Andrews
Antiverp
St. Peter
van Hool
St. Gerdule
Brussels
St. Bavon
Ghent
Hosking
St. Mary Redcliffe
Bristol
Britton
St. Mary’s
Redcliffe
England
Graves
S Canal Company
Regent's Canal Basin
J. Drinkwater Bethune
E. Green
Alderman Samuel Wilson
Green
Limehouse
Culling Smith
Cnry
Loxpos Association
London
Tudgate-hill
Alderman Wilson
Harding
Docton
Scotland-yard
Thomas Cullen
North Church-street
Kennington
Robert Jacquet
Clare-court
Drurylane
Ninnlodge
Great Chart
Kent
University College
Charing Crose Hospital
Merchant Company OF
Edinburgh
Cadell
Greig
Robert Peel
Sir Robert Peel
India
China
Mr. C
House of Commons
Pitt
John Russell
America
France
R. Peel
Jamieson
Blackadder
W. H. Brown
Lords of the Treasury
Ayrshire Colliers
Dawson
Hugh O'Neill
Scotland
Gordon
Murder at St Helens Shields City inquest on Buckley tragedy
A Sunday murder near Eccleston Arms at St Helens ends inquest into Elizabeth Buckley killed by husband Buckley. Confession describes jealousy and a walk ending in a fatal throat wound. Witnesses recount discovery in a field near the highway and details of Buckley and his wife prior to the crime.
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St. Helen's
Mamemester Buckley
Trea
Ashton
Buckley
Cutskin
Wi A
Greenall
M.P
Occasi Kl Ar Akness
Eccleston Arms
Liverpool
Elizabeth Buckley
John Hayes
Thomas Littler
George Morton
Morton
Winess
Edward Mercer
Giover
Eccleston
James William Glover
Mercer
Jane Rigby
Crescent
Mount Street
Greenbank
Jubo
Samuel Clough
Mary
Witness
Peter Robinson
Rigby
John Chadwick
William West
Elizabeth Chadwick
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