Foreign Intelligence Chronicle Notes Africa War Criticism
The piece reports European reactions to colonial campaigns in Africa, citing accusations of barbarous conduct in Algeria and Madagascar. It includes a Paris briefing on Bugeaud and Bourjolly actions, stock market chatter, and political notes from France Spain and Switzerland, with mentions of Lord Cowley’s accident and public demonstrations.
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Pasta
Thoradey
New Zealand
Algeria
Zimegan
Africa
Sydney
Courrier Francais
England
Madagascar
Cowley
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
M. Guizot
Robert Chermaide
O'Grady
al. Blandin
Lady Cowley
Lord Cowley
Haiti
Neapolitan
St. Quentin
Coulisse
Nantes
Strasburg
St. Germains
Rouel
Orleans
Northern
Boulogne
Havre
Avignon
Bordesur
Versailles
Vierzon
Montereau
Ravens
Basre
Dimw
Vierzone
Torahim Pacha
Marseilles
Times
Herald
Standard
Paris
France
United States
National
Marshal Bogeaud
Pelissier
M. Bugeaud
Tiemcen
Bourjolly
M. Bogerud
Luha
Tiaret
Jozsous
Sahara
Tofantis
Cleo
Oran
Bugeaud
Riou
Menessa
Dad Sidi Ben Abdallah
Garboussas
Chaufas
Sidi Gages
Attila
Abd-el-Kader
Matallopolis
Church of Notre Dame Des Victoires
Lugan
M. Quinet
College of France
Charivari
Sergene de Ville
Rouen
Asignon
Bordeaux
Troyes
Basie
Fampoux
Franks affair and Atlantic conflicts in Europe and Americas
Reports from Busilia and Buenos Ayres outline strained church state relations in St Petersburgh and Rome, with Catholic Church limits and Papal obedience. Meanwhile, Buenos Ayres faces a British French blockade with 30 day departure window and potential Monte Video trade, plus a 300000 dollar loan discussion and elevated tension between Rosas and Urquiza factions.
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Busisia
Frankfort Journal
St. Petersburgh
Rome
Holy See
Buenos Ayres
Urquiza
Monte Videan
Calliope
Liverpool
General Rosas
Monte Video
Corrientes
Paraguay
Hope
Firrbrand
Parana
Ouseley
Rosas
Banda Oriental
England
France
Monte
Francis Lensox Batt
Westminster electors toast barrister Trott for nine years aid
A Westminster reform meeting at Stanpard’s Hotel resolved to present Mr. William Trott, a barrister, with a token of esteem for his nine years of gratuitous legal attendance in the Resizing Barrister's Court. A committee led by George Huggett was formed to circulate the resolution among reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeron News
Westtminster
Electors of
Westminster
Westminster Reform Society
City of Westminster
Stanpard’s Hotel
Charles-street
Covent Garden
William Trott
City of
Thomas Proot
Trott
Alessis
Geesin
George Huggett
Court of Common
Christ's Hospital
Asylum
Westminster Bridge Road
James Bailey
Lospos Maritime Uxstiveriox
London Tavern
T. Barclay
T. Lock
Trinity House
G. F. Young
J. D. Powies
Corporation of the Trinity House
W. Curling
T. Foster
M.P
Wagborn
Wabley
House of Correction
Coldbathfields
Clerkenwell
John Sims
Wakefield
Smales
Latham
W. Mitchell
Marslebone
Rawlinson
R——M
Richard Browne
Baker
Chapple Street
Newroad
Liberty Antil
Frustrated stock of almond oil and a Kensington charity distress
The report details a man selling essential almond oil with toxic progess, a coroner declaring suicide in Kensington, and a Kensington parish inquiry into poorhouse children housed at Mr Drewett s Brixton establishment. Witnesses describe suspicious acts and a board of guardians plans to remove the children. The Kensington inquiry finds cramped dining conditions and meager meals prompting renewed concern over the parish’s care.
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Witcoes
Whitby
Eburg Street
Pimlico
Syrcink
Frén
Watley
Finnbury Branch Savings’ Bank
Anne Maria Fish
Phillips
Martha Buller
Pavver Critparx
Kensington
G. H. Sasse
Bellworthy
Messrs
Mase
P. Smith
Coachman
Howard
Nixon
Cornell
Brixton
Drewett
Extensive fires ravage two locations near Birmingham
A morning blaze at Mr Archer Japanier’s Summitlane workshop destroyed about £2000 worth of property. A second fire near Flintgreen consumed a rickyard with two stacks of wheat, two stacks of barley, two ricks of hay, two stacks of peas, one of clover, a barn and stables. An arson suspicion lingers as both blazes extinguished around 4 am. Eton commemoration day features a banquet and new bust commissions for notable figures. Hereford reports a mother charged with attempting to murder her newborn. Jersey fortifications progress with new nine-pounders and expanded coast defense. Liverpool notes a bank robbery headline involving a female suspect and a boy.
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Birminghad
Archer
Japanier
Summitlane
Walton
Azare-Room
Prempus
Flintgreen
Birmingham
Sommerlene
the Green
Hhs
Eton
Eton College
King’s College
Cambridge
Provost's
Hodgson
Lord Denman
Winchester
Earl Howe
Behmes
J. Bebnes
Lord Chatham
Colonel Reid
Windsor
Eton School
Coronel Reid
Woodington
Milton
Westminster Hall
Willists
Hebreford
John Stallard
Bonbury
Castle Froome
Edward Higgins
Harriet Bowkett
Hereford
Jersey
London
Althhough
England
Woolwich
Sheerness
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Pembroke
Great Britain
Fort Regent
Elizabeth Castle
Mount Orgueil Castle
Mount Orgueil
Kuzel Bay
Grive de Lecq
St. Aubin's
Jersey Times
Liverpool
Srnxoinag
Isvant
James Currows
Buck Berry Street
Ireland Depts Der 8 The Potato Disease
Reports from Cork Galway and midland districts remain favourable though Kerry is less optimistic. A Dingle meeting chaired by the Earl of Kenmare warns that the potato blight threatens April food supply, with crops in the barony reportedly destroyed by about one third. Further notes recount a Roscommon letter detailing a firearms theft by soldiers near Athlone and a marching detachment.
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Cork
Galway
Socdonderra
Kerry
Dingle
Earl of Kenmare
Roscommon
Athlone
Cleeve
Leitrim
Luke Connor
Tracey
Infant found in basket at institution in Warwickshire
An infant was discovered sleeping in a new basket beneath clothing items after a man received payment for delivering the child. A note requested care for the orphan, and the man reported two women, one elderly in a cloak and a younger mother, may have left the baby. The case is being investigated by police with milk bottle and attire sent to the commissioners. Warwickshire magistrates meanwhile hear from James Reed amid murder inquiries.
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Christian
No. 3
Berry Street
Commissioners
Warwickshire
Coventry
James Reed
Mr. Treuler
Berkswell
Reed
Government Gazelle
Faral Ramwar
Shrawnbury, Oswertry
Chester Junction
Gresford
Wrexhaw
Wreslaw
Wrexham
Peter Edwards
Hope
Ahove House
Globe
Excurstus Privilgoxs and Bank Panic in Scotland
Reports from Edinburgh and Glasgow recount a summons served on Mr. Golland over a bread trade privilege dispute with bakers, amid public defense of Scotland's banking system and a call for calm. A separate item details a severe industrial accident near Kirkaldy with a man surviving amputation after a belt accident.
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Galland
High Street
Incorporation of
Edinburgh New-freemen's Association
Guiland
Tur Versteey
Icoland
Safeat
Glasgow
Imperial Bank of England
Scotland
Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle
Samuel Mason
Mr. Swen
Kirkaldy
Ireland’s Cahirciveen and Waterford Landlords Exposed
A Waterford letter writer defends Cahirciveen tenants, attacks O Connell, and roasts the Times Commissioner. He surveys Waterford’s river trade, savings bank deposits, and county contrasts, urges land reform through direct government action and land sales, and condemns tyrannical landlords while praising productive counties like Wexford. He also covers the Repeal Association meeting and the upcoming parliamentary drama.
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Waterford
Dgala
O'Connell
Ireland
Cabirciveen
Oormaniser
PoEeas
Munster Chronicle
Freeman's Journal
the Times
Trish
Jack
Dc. &c
J.D. S
Mitchelatown
Limerick
Cork
Maurice
Terma
Babes
Waterfordia
Suir
Barrow
Maelyes
London
England
Liverpool
Bristol
Savings Bank
Craig
Mallow Savings Bank
Cork Savings Bank
Moses
Weing
Waterford Savings Bank
Irish Waste Land Society
France
Spain
Wexford
Wesford
Forth
Bates
Tipperary
Barony of
Strongbow
Pembroke
Cromwell
Bargy
Burgh Quay
O’connell
Penseman
John O'Connell
M.P
John O’brien
Kilkenny
James Keitr
J.o’connell
Newfoundland
Denis Macken
Mr. O'Connell
Butt
Times
Cahirciveen
Examiner
Lord Devon
Derrynanchog
Clements
Liberator
J. O'Connell
Captain Brosrick
Kavisz
Nanora
Seceet
Orning
Wiggin
Tipperary and Westmeath
Bette
Westmeath
Grattan Oest
Mrt
O'Connel
Livgnany Litigatios
Cambridge
Brush
Beeth
J. C. Ha
F.R.S
Cistoric Burgh
Charles Napier
Mat Marylebone
Ayuse
D. BR. Ross
Eng
Mr. French
Pinkstone
Glasgow
Uber
Chatsi
Aten
Banda
Rainway
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la Plata
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University of Seville
Maparo Borss
Switzerland
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Lucerne
Grand Council
Dr. Steiger
Steiger
Grend
Palermo
Russia
Hanover
Hanoverian Union
Prussia
Brunswick
Zollverein
THH Metropolis
Gandiliomoffie Peopie of
Court of Chancery
United Kingdom
Mauch
Leeds
Edinburgh
Tilascaw
Midland
Great Western
Mirmi
Grand Junction
Manchester
Hirst Verpool& Manvlivater
Nouweaatle
Paisley
Bouet
Birminghan
Pirie
Santh Weat
York
Croydon
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