Paris Parisian Markets Sue Over Government and Rail News
Paris papers recount gloomy stock movements as French government signals Corn Laws repeal and Creil and St Quentin railroad adjudication concerns. Reports note unrest over ministerial shifts in France and Spain, Italy, and Portugal leading to price declines and political unease.
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Pelk
Creil
St Quentin
Northern
Bordeaux
Lyons
Tours
Nantes
Strasburg
Orleans
Rouen
Northero
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Boutogne
Troyes
Montersau
Basle
Courrier Francais
Pri
France
National
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Trontieur
M.de Saint Marc
Girardie
Norway
Galignani
M. Gabrielle Isot
Grevelle
Caen
Peris
Lord J. Russell
Duke of Wellington
Dieppe
Boulgae
Troves and Montereau
Baele
Metropolis coal tax debate and London river flood report
Thames Police Court hears London coal tax dispute between city corporation and patent fuel makers. Magistrate Ballantine questions whether patent fuel counts as coal under the act, while extraordinary flood damages from a high tide devastate areas from London Bridge to Battersea with warehouses, pubs, and homes submerged.
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London
Middlesex
Ballantine
Thames
Beth
England
Corporation of London
Saithfield
C. Pearson
Ure
Lost Ring and Mourning After Smyrna Tragedy
An Englishman could not recover a departed friend and saved a ring from the thieves as a memento. The body of his companion was brought to Macri on the 9th and both Nicoll and the other victim were buried with Greek rites in Smyrna, causing deep sorrow among English residents.
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Athens
Lausanne
Moges
Parsander
Seriang
Mercedes
Salto
Busco
Musper
Lawaerce Joxgs
Bant
Smyrna
Lawrence Jones
Khassils-Bel
Nicoli
Captain Twopenny
Asd
Genteman
Mack
Mecr
Macri
Nicoll
Militia Staff Reforms Circulated by War Office in 1845
A War Office circular from December 1845 directs Great Britain militia regiments to complete their permanent staff to statutory numbers. It notes adjutants sergeant majors and seven sergeants per regiment, cites replacements from Chelsea Hospital pensioners, and requests statements on sergeants to discharge for pension consideration. It also mentions inspecting officers finding some sergeants unfit for active service but capable of local duties.
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Lord Metcalfe
British America
Oregon
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United States
Great Britain
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Canada West
Toronto Globe
Niagara Chronicle
Texas
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Treasury
New Orleans Picayune
Paredes
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California
Mexico
Papera
Guatemala
Setember
San Salvador
Honduras
Tahiti
Collingwood
Sir G. Seymour
Sir Seymour
Pacific
Stockton
Congress
Levant
H. N. Page
Oahu
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Sloat
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Hull
San Pedro
New York Courier and Inquirer
Perugal
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England
Rocky Mountains
Britannia
Iast
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War-office
War Office
William IV
Chelsea Hospital
Sipyky Heavent
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Great Free Trade Meetings in London and Birmingham
A large London gathering at Guildhall hears resolutions calling for total repeal of the Corn Laws and urging Lord John Russell to form a protectionist government. Cobden and other speakers tout free trade and denounce compensation for landowners as unjust. Birmingham hosts a massive free trade demonstration with similar aims and calls for immediate repeal.
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John Raseet
J. Ruaseil
Dillon
James Wilkinson
Robinson
Christie
C. Perkina
Wm. Hawes
London
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R. Peel
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Magog
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Jobo
League
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Robert Pee
Resizy
Bowring
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Frer
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Melson
Joseph Sturge
O'Neil
Mason
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Fu. Sturge
H. Blaxland
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Thomas Attwood
Mr. Attwood
Birmingham
Mr. Edmunds
Mr. Muntz
Spooner
M.B
Damson
Mr. Uiy
Monopoly
Naila
Tle
L. Chance
al Phillips
Joho Kunsell
Joker Ruesell
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