Paris Crisis and Bank of France Struggles Highlight Era
Paris reports focus on Cracow confiscation, Polish matter, and the Vienna treaty breach. Bank of France reserves, food supply fears, and deposit flows draw attention as European markets swing. Guizot protest on Cracow offered, while Swiss canton turmoil and Tunis loan tensions add pressure. Maritime notes mention Portugal rebellion and Madrid cabinet shifts amid global instability.
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Metropolitans new churches and parish reforms in London
A report outlines several new churches nearing completion in Shoreditch Whitechapel Wells Street St Andrew Vaughan terrace and other districts with consecration planned by the Bishop of London. It also notes clergy initiatives to grant free marriages and christenings to the poor, plus updates on local clubs and paving upgrades at the Royal Exchange.
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Shoreditch
London
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Whitechapel
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Vaughan Terrace
Horwn City Road
Wellclone Square
Bethnal Green
St. Simon's
Spitalfields
Hamilton Terrace
St. John’s Wood
St. Jons’s
Clerkenwell
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Gentileman
St. John’s
Whirlisgton Clus
Atrenzum
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Strand
Jones
Tae Royvat
Royal Exchange
Turkey
Thames Street
St. Michael's Church
Queenhithe
Socrari
Toronto
Bombay
Barbadoes
Richard Flood
England
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Oneidas
Nuncey Town
Delaware
Muncey
William Long
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Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
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Incendiary fire case at Bottisham and Gloucester assault
Reports from Bottisham detail two men, Charles Finck and William Francis, remanded after evidence linked Francis to an arson fire destroying two wheat ricks valued around £500. Francis’s shoes matched field footmarks. Flack was discharged. Gloucester recounts a savage attack on a pedlar near the Bristol road, with the assailant alleged to be a youth, resulting in a severed nose and a plea of innocence. Additional notes cover a farm death by shooting in Hutton, a fatal shipboard suffocation case at Newcastle, and a Kipon robbery spree with four youths charged.
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William Francis
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Revee
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Prioner
Jaggard
Botisham
Witners
Cambridge
Flack
William Jagpard
Mr. King
Squirrell
King
Bury
Suffolk
Gloucester
Bristol
Flis
Hutchin
Chance
MonpEa
George Torlin
Lord Dacre
James Lawrence
Wahey
Lawrence
Sullivan
Tomlin
F. T. Cabaldiston
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Frexca
Jacques Meuri
Marie Angelique
St. Malo
Francois Metri
William Stoker
T. O. Alsbett
Pierre Jannip
Tyne
Dunkirk
Pelaw Main
Pierre Jamin
Themiste de Mataranza
Dillon
Newcastle
Bararars
Collinson
Library of
Kipon
Tow Smith
Thomas Robinson
John Thomlinson
Henry Williams
Court House
Thoras Wilson
Acomb
York
West Riding
Thomas Wilson
Brother
Williams
Robinson
Smith
Tomlinson
Woe and Distress in Ireland and a Parisian Diary
A 1846 issue recounts attacks on police at Endon and Stoke Good Hope, religious-assembly tensions, and a stabbing of a constable. It reports hospital care, arrests, and shifting donations while detailing Ireland’s famine distress and O Connell’s appeals. The publication also shares a long Madame D Arblay diary style account of Brussels wartime nursing, social scenes, and a dramatic royal encounter in Paris with the Duchess d Angoulême.
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Dame de la Cour
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San Altesse Reyale
Paris
Madame D'Arbley
Brussels
Waterloo
Unions Record Grim Laborer Wages and Overcrowding
A union report notes 200 to 300 agricultural labourers and families living in overcrowded conditions. Wages for married workers with six to eight children run around 8s per week after rent, with many unemployed except the father. Some singles earn 4s to 5s weekly, with no immediate work.
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