Foreign Intelligence. Change of Ministry in France dominates.
Paris and London papers discuss Lord Palmerston’s return to office as a threat to peace, with Whig victory seen as destabilizing the French cabinet. Reports cover stock trades, naval plans, and a new消 economical measure, while noting deaths and suspicions in Paris and Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpranwge
Lord Palmerston
France
M. Thiers
Monieur
M.de Saint Marc
Girardin
Bia
M. Gabrielle Isot
Grevelle
Paris
Lavs & French Journal
Caen
Lord J. Russell
Duke of Wellington
Orleans
Rouen
Northern
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Diepe
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troves
Montereau
Basle
London
Lyons
Creil
St Quentin
Fampoux
Troyes
Dieppe
Alive in a well rescue saga at Arbroath
In Arbroath a crowd gathered after word spread that William Brown and M Leish were entombed while repairing a well on Mr Barclay's property. Brown was rescued a day later. M Leish remained trapped and believed dead as engineers and townspeople struggled to bore a new shaft and pump fluids to preserve them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenran
William Brown
Mamail
Leish
Brown
M'Leish
M‘leish
Turnee
Alexander Grant
Messrs
Clageton
Stephenson
Low
Roberson
Duvdes
Glamwirs
Mesars
Eddy
Blackadder
Leslie
Dundee
Arbroath
Dundee Advertiser
M‘leiah
Daudes
Edinburgh
OConnell presses for Corn Law repeal and famine relief
In Dublin Dec 15 a crowded meeting heard O Connell urge open ports and repeal of the Corn Laws to feed Ireland. He backed Lord John Russell and the Whig ministry for cheap bread, while preserving Repeal. He proposed railway works finance, fixity of tenure, and government loans on security to create work, not charity. A later disruption saw an elderly critic expelled as a public meeting closed with Repeal fund at £207 19s 11d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Ausociation
Peel
O'Connell
O'Brien
House of Lurde
Commons
Clontarf
Duke of Wellington
O'Conne
Lord J. Russell
Ireland
R. Peet
London
League
Cobden
Bright
Reiawaj
O'Connall
Hear
Cabe
Lord John Mussell
John Russell
Dublin
Mr. O'Connell
Lord John Russell
Hoe
Commodore Watson
Lord Fortescue
Lord Ebrington
Cashel
Waterford
Kilkenny
Dundalk
Enniskillen
Belfast
Limerick
Ballymens
Mortgegen
Dong
Lord Stanley
Lord Jobn
John Runcell
Lord John
Messrs
O'Briee
John O'Connell
Caleb Powell
Maurice O'Connell
Henry Grattan
D. Browne
Clements
O'Hes
Sir Colman O'Loghlen
J’arliament
Cubden
Henry O'Connell
Unnamed Sailor's Grim Resolve After Loss At Smyras
Jof Bia departed with an unfortunate friend but failed to succeed. He kept a ring as a souvenir and rushed to Nack to care for the dead, arranging burial for his companion and Nicoll at the Greek chapel with the rites of the Greek faith. News among Smyrna's English residents is deeply melancholy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jof Bia
Nigel
Nack
Meck
Smyras
Metropolis Court and Church Aid Items
The Metropolis notes a second season meeting of Culland Buinvrxe Socretr chaired by the Lord Bishop of London. Grants totaling £3640 funded new and enlarged churches adding 8545 seats for 113,000 people, with 5781 seats allocated to inappropriable use. New churches listed at Camden Town, Tunstall, Shepley, Pembury, Monkwearmouth, Oldhem, and enlargements in Llanidioes, East Collingwith, Haletack. Society funds show £17,781 18s 1d short of needs. Lord Eldon donated £1000. Bank of England quarterly court convened with limited attendance and adjourned after routine minutes. Evidence from Bishopsgate fire inquiry concluded the destruction was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Town
St. Pancras
Tunstall
Catterick
Yorkshire
Shepley
Huddersfield
Pembury
Kent
Monkwearmouth
Durham
Oldhem
Lancashire
Llanidioes
Montgomery
East Collingwith
Selby
Haletack
Dorchester
Lord Eldon
Bank of ExGuaxp
Bank of England
Gil Heath
Inez
Frias
Conoxen
Bishopsgate
W. Payne
City of London
For and Grapes Tavern
Primrose-street
Arrival of the Britannia brings British news to Mersey
The Britannia, commanded by Captain Hewitt, has arrived in the Mersey with 75 passengers after departing Boston on the 2d inst delayed by fog. Dispatches from New Orleans, Detroit, and Washington detail Oregon policy debates, Calhoun's stance, and calls for arbitration over possible war. Reports from New York, Montreal, and Halifax cover British interests, Canadian administration, and looming congressional topics including tariffs and the Sub Treasury plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia
Royal Mail
Hewitt
Mersey
Lord Metcalfe
Tis
Boston
Halifax
New Orleans
Washington Union
Oregon
Michigan
Detroit
Washington
Journal of Commerce
Calhoun
Pakenham
Courier and Enquirer
Alt
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Nue
Cleimante
Polk
United States Gazette
Louisiana
Great Briwic
New York Herald
George Simpson
Hudson Bay Company
Sir George Simpson
New York
Nashville Union
Tennessee
Herald
Boston Post
Buchanan
Pew
Executive Department
Supreme Bench
Hogan
St. Domingo
Congress
New York Courier and Inquirer
Texas
Charleston Mercury
Memphis
New York Courier
Saya
Tezes
Lake Erie
Rochester
Hull
Montreal
Canada
Earl of Cathcart
Che Gazelle
Mun
Great Free Trade Meeting in the City of London
A large crowd gathered at the Guildhall in London for a decisive meeting on corn laws and free trade. Speakers including Mr Cobden urged repeal of the Corn Laws, challenged protectionist leaders in Essex and Buckinghamshire, and called for immediate abolition of food taxes amid scarcity fears and calls for government reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Hawes
Lande
Cher
Mr. Cobden
Fata Accipsyt ox to Great Wistens Railway disaster
A Paddington special train for Exeter struck labourer Green on the down line near the station in near total mutilation. The incident recalls a previous fatality on the same spot thirteen months earlier. Green was 47, married with no children. A separate Morpeth case reports Ralph Joicey accused of causing his father’s death by poison, with disclosures rumored but not yet public. Edingham Wilson creditors meeting yielded 74d in the pound, with £1,350 paid to creditors. Jurors at the Secondary Court were fined for nonattendance. Frederick Greenwaller, 63, a retired custom-house officer, died after a fall at Mile End Road. verdict accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fata
Great Wistens
West Dwartox
Paddington
Exeter
Green
Cranch Oy
Crighton
Morpeth
Edingham Wilson
Perrone
Baker
Taiagoas
Arma
Gloucester-street
Mile End Road
Frederick Greenwaller
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Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Madrid
P Aus
Maprip
Portugal
Lisbon
Saxe Coburg
Prince Leopold
Belem
Italy
Bologne
Mannheim
Malta
Farinas
Pontifical
Ntussia
Naples
Palermo
Patermo
Olivezza Park
Sicily
Don Caries
Selicetti
Genoa
Egyrt
Alesandria
Sikhder Suliman Aga
Batelbagara
Nile
Rome
Constantinople
Giohisihir
Tripoli
Syria
Athens
Lausanne
St. Suzanne
Orthez
Lower
Pyrenees
Puate
Farnocra
Melitta
Moller
Buenos Aires
Rosas
Alicante
Monte Video
Impartiel Partiva
Smyrna
Lawrence Jones
Bart
Captain Twopenny
Macri
Nicoli
Teopenny
Scotland
Connell
Harrison
Pitt
Hull Packet
Fava
Veraruineten
Michael Welch
Ship-court
York Street
Westminster
Museaty
Weatminater
the Metropolis
America
Tealtun Council
Eid Obie Wibult
Brided
St. Lawrence
Canada West
Toronto Globe
Niagara Chronicle
United States Senate
Monterey
California
Mexico
Guatemala
San Salvador
Honduras
Tahiti
Collingwood
Sir G. Seymour
Seymour
Pacific
Stockton
Levant
HN. Page
Oahu
Nesr
Sevanoah
Sloat
Ohu
Warren
San Pedro
Perusal
Rabbarton
Liverpool
England
Aethlers
Rocky Mountains
Canala
Walla
John Rascell
Lowa
Lori
Hoy
J.ressert
Ral
Dillop
James Wilkionen
Mr. Robinson
Robinson
Christie
C. Perkins
Bac
Buckinghamshire
Essex
Cheim
City of
Tyrrell
Squires
Robert Peel
House of Come
R. Peel
Carver
John Ru
Duke of R
le Lis
Home Office
Horse Guards
Gog
Magex
House of Commonate
Mets
Truse
Glasgow
Theo
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