Fragments on Paris and Buenos Ayres in 1845 crimes and politics
Diverse dispatches describe harsh conditions for children in Parisian facilities, debates over an American mediation offer, and harsh colonial warfare reports from Africa. Coverage also notes church notices, student protests, stock market movements in Europe and Bern, and Buenos Ayres tensions with British and French intervention.
Westminster Reformers honor Trott with testimonial
A Westminster meeting at Stannard's Hotel passed a unanimous resolution to present Mr. William Trott, the barrister, with a token of regard for nine years of free legal aid in the Reform cause. A committee, with George Huggett as secretary, will circulate the resolution among reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electors of
Westminster
Westminster Reform Society
City of Westminster
Stannard’s Hotel
Charles-Street
Covent Gardee
Csteer
William Trott
City of
Thomas Prout
Trott
Messrs
Geesn, Nicholls
Wares Minster
George Huggett
Court of Common Council
Brainers
Christ's Hospital
Foerd
Westminster Bridge Road
James Bailey
Lospos Manitius Ixetitorios
London Tavern
T. Barclay, Esq
M.P
T. Tock
Trinity House
G. F. Young
J. D. Powles
Wakles
House of Correction
Coldhathfielde
Clerkenwell
Jutu Sims
Wakefield
Smales
Latham
W. Mitchell
Marylebone
Rawlinson
R——M
Richard Browne
Chapple-street
Newrosd
Whitby
Ebury-street
Pimlico
Surope
Mr. Fish
W. Croft Fish
Finsbury Branch Savings’ Bank
St. John-street Road
Anne Maria Fish
Phillips
Martha Baler
Pauryx Carupaex
Kensington
Board of Guardians
G. H. Saese
Bellworthy
Mesers
Moss
P. Smith
Couchman
Howard
Nizon
Cornell
Brixton
Drewett
Birmingham fires devastate property in two incidents
A twofold blaze struck early Saturday with £2,000 lost at Mr Archer Japaneer Sommai-leoe premises. A second fire near Flintgreen destroyed a rickyard and outbuildings, suspected arson. Local inquiries followed as flames raged and authorities investigated the incidents.
Ireland Famine Fears Rise In Kerry And Dublin
Reports from Cork Galway Londonderry and midland districts remain favorable though Kerry voices warn that crop disease threatens April supply. A large Dingle meeting, chaired by the Earl of Kenmare, denounces landlordism and famine pressures as Irish farmers fear a severe shortfall and rising prices.
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Dupim
Cork
Galway
Londonderry
Kerry
Dingle
Earl of Kenmare
Burgh Quay
O'Connell
John O'Connell
M.P
John O' Rien
Kilkenny
James Kelly
Limerick
J. O'Connell
Newfoundland
Denis Macken
Mr. O'Connell
Evening Mail
Evening Packet
Times
Cabbciveen
The
Ireland
Examiner
Lord Devon
Derrynanebog
Cherrs
Clements
M. J. O'Connell
Brodrick
Felon Times
Hen. Genteman
Morning Chronicle
Treland
Wipgin
Tipperary and
Westmeath
Tipperary
H. Gratton
Jol ’Connell
England
Roscommon
Athlone
Cloone
Leitrim
Luke Connor
Tracey
Duvaix
Qugzx
City Assembly House
William. Street
Keshan
O'Brien
London
Horatite Muapen Neax BonisoKane
Barriackane
Hugan
Portumna
Kyle Park
Orphan Abduction Reported In Back Berry Street Incident
Inmates of an institution were surprised by news that a sleeping infant had been discreetly handed to a passerby at Back Berry Street. A elderly woman in a black cloak and a younger mother in a black mantle were described, and a half sovereign was offered as payment for the trouble. The baby, now at the hospital, remains under care as police trace the women, with the new basket and milk bottle sent to the commissioners’ office to aid investigation.
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River Plate
Buenos Ayres
Critieh
Tiwee
Urquiza
Calliope
Liverpool
Monte Videan
Corrientes
Paraguay
Burxoz Aypes
General Rosas
Monte Video
Hope
Fire- Brand
Ouseley
Parana
Ventela
Monte Videan Party
Rosae
Baoda Oriental
Sarder
Hogan
Shd Mra
Hobbs
Fogag
Beb
Tipperary
Upper
Lower Ormond
Owney
Arra
Ikerrin
Eliogarty
Kilnemanagh
Rutaskony Poate
Patrick Hara
Ballynshioch
Terry Alu
Anthony Cullen
Terry Alta
Ren
Callen
Keeper Mountain
Pollock
RLN
Clonmel
Auya
Hearn
Dublin Evening Post
F Brouser
Mtiten
Berry
Pléos
Commissioners’ Office
Damages sought for bread trade privileges dispute in Edinburgh
In Edinburgh a baker's claims court action targets Mr Galland of 158 High Street for selling bread within the royal rights, alleging breach of exclusive privileges. Galland, once paying the incorporation, stopped and now faces retaliation as he leads the Edinburgh Non-freemen's Association against such privileges. The piece also notes a bank panic subsiding and calls for public confidence in Glasgow banks. It then recounts Samuel Mason’s near-fatal accident at a Kirkcaldy mill, where he saved his life by amputation of his arm and subsequent recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galland
High Street
Incorporation of
Edinburgh Non-freemen's Association
Gallard
Scotland
Glasgow
Imperial Bank of England
Gacelle
Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle
Samuel Mason
Mr. Swan
Kirkaldy
Tragic railway trespass and halling accident report
A Chester area incident details a railway trespasser struck by an express near Crewe, with the victim named Ann Gregory, daughter of a Nokon farmer. The piece warns readers to avoid railway trespassing and mentions earlier Halling lime works fatalities and a Coast Guard man, George Peters, sustaining fatal injuries in a related event.
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Chester
Nokon
Ann Gregory
Lustone
Trespesa
Liverpool Albion
Halling
Rochester
Coast Guard Service
Tee
M'Cullen
M‘cullen
George Peters
Faye Fale
Oheye Bel
Publicehouse Ag Potes
Sr. Perfect
Sutton
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Con Herald
Standard
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Dent
Pita
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Herald
National
Courrier Francais
Marabel Bageaud
Africa
Pelissiar
M. Bugeagh
Tlemcen
Bourjolly
M. Bugeaud
Loha
Tiaret
Oran
Bugeaud
Debra
Abd-el-Kader
Echo de Fesone
Marshal Bugeaud
Tie Merstal
Ben-Assel
Razzis Wade
Rion
Bourjoliy
Menassa
Garboussas
Chaufus
Sidi Gayas
Atila
Paria
Metallopolis
Church of Notre Dame Des Victires
Lucan
Quinet
College of France
Bia
Sergens de Ville
Orleans
Rouen
Northern
Havre
Atignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes and Montereau
Barle
Fampoux
Spain
Madrid
Malaga
la Pista
Rosas
Colonia
University of Seville
Mapmp Bols
Ewitzerland
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Lucerne
Grand Council
Dr. Steiger
Russia
Frankfort Journal
St. Petersburgh
Ikume
Holy See
Thiai
Gland
Buenos Ayrés
France
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Fauvors
Lemon’ Batt
Chargé d'Amaires
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Sd Instant
Bas
Nueva Color
Buenos Aires
Republic
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Birminghale
Flintgreen
Birmingham
Summerlane
Bern
Coventey
Moapsn
Aylesbury
Tranter
Berkeswell
P.C. Holmes
Berklewell
James Reed
Travter
Holmes
J. M. Boulibee
Springfield House
Knowle
Joseph Clarke
Coventry
Tindall
W. H. Seymour
Ashabury
Trowsers
Read
King's College
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Winchester
Eton College
George the Third
Eton School
Colonel Reid
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Eton
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John Stallard
Busbury
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Edward Higgins
Harriet Bowheit
Hereford
Jersey
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Iceland
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Sheerness
Portsmouth
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Pembroke
Fort Regent
Elizabeth Castle
Mount Orguci
Fort Iegent
Orgaeil
Rozel Bay
Grave de Lecq
St. Aubin's
James Burrows
Buck Berry Street
Myrtle Street
Plaes
Persen
Hen Masesty
Wiliam Aberp
Dean Street
Fetter Jlane
Sydenham
Kelly
Fetter Lane
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Kitchen
Doverstreet
Piccadilly
Jones
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Hhis
Fatan
Shrowabury
Oswestry
Chrater Junction
Gresford
Wrexham
Greaford
Wrerham
Peter Edwards
Mose
Peter Edwarda
W. Payne
Cripplegate
Fountain Tavern
Redcroas_ street
Braimes
Mary Tyrrell
No. 2
Sendey Teater
Ford
Witness
Mr. Ford
Mr. Allen
Julia Allen
Beech Street
Alfred Victor Allen
Bonbill Row
Pases &O
Moore
Green
Whitecross Street
Mp7
Henry Hind
Beechstre Ford
Hiztbury
Ford Tia
Sherry
Conan
Ford Theo
Geen Tole
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