Ransom Demanded and Captives Freed in Sicilian Brigand Plot
Malta reports an extraordinary kidnapping of Mr Barlow and Mr Alison by Sicilian brigands near Marsala. After days of search and a ransom demand of 4000 ounces, later negotiated to 500 ounces, the two men were released and returned to Marsala. The affair prompted arrests and government action. further details describe the brigands’ capture of L Anzata's oxen and a murder in Telorio’s Baglio, with ongoing investigations and potential executions.
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Ruc
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Marsela
Mir Barlow
L'Anzata
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Pismo
Licely
Mrne
Mazsata
Srirde
Porta Figiure
Telorio
Baglio
Arent
Almont
Gold Discoveries in California Report Spark Emigration Fervor
A Mexico-to-Californian dispatch describes widespread gold finds across a 150 by 50 mile territory near Monterey and Sacramento. It notes high labor risk, minimal capital needs, and rising prices drawing New York volunteers, whalers, and U.S. crews to the mines, with a wave of emigration forecast and concern over currency and labor markets.
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Banda of Speculators
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Sandwich Islands
Isthmus
Ebade
Journal of Commerce
North Carolina
France News in Paris: New Ministers Named by Louis Napoleon
Latest intelligence from Paris reports the National Assembly accepting Louis Napoleon Bonaparte as President with decrees appointing Odillon Barrot as Minister of Justice and others to key posts. General Changarnier assumes command of Paris troops and National Guard. prefects appointed. potential demonstrations in Paris and Rome intervention discussed.
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CM. Passy
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
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M. Berger
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Rebillot
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National Guards
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the Tuileries
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Alps
MM. Varaguat
Miotstry of Marine
AM. Baroche
M. Corne
M. Etienne Arage
Toufonnais
Rome
Marseilles
Toulon
Patrie
M. Bixio
Estafetta
Public meeting of the Frvnxchat Reyers Association at Liverpool
A well attended Liverpool Concert Ball meeting chaired by Robertson Gladatone supported a Cobden letter read by Somerville. Lawrence Heyworth urged abolishing consumption taxes on essentials and widening direct taxation. a plan to reduce national expenditure and repurpose the Liverpool Custom House was endorsed. The session ended with unanimous support for Cobden’s budget and further tax reform. The article also notes the consolidation of Excise and Stamps into a single Internal Revenue Board, reducing commissioners from twelve to seven and promising staff reductions.
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Robertson Gladatone
Eeq
Appleuse
Somerville
Cobden
M.P
Lawrence Heyworth
Evsq
Thi
F. Boult
Heyworth
Prieat
Cox
Boards of Excise and Stamps and Taxes
Board of Internal Revenue
Tle
Tattersall bets and fires in Pimlico and Dundee echoes
A report cycles through betting odds for Cheater Cup at Newport Pagnel and listed wagers against several horses. Fire destroys a Tachbrook street workshop built by Mr Cubitt. Various city notices describe theatre views, Brighton and ex king visits, distress sales, and multiple minor incidents across Dundee and London, including a fatal railway accident with £750 damages awarded.
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Nangsow
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Anson
Auchmithie
Musselcraig
Neptune
Arthur Wardour
Muacklebacker
Mr.Jones
Dundee Courier
Whatia
Fergus O'Connor
Minter Lovell
Arroara
Tithea
O'Connor
Trax Crorgza
Porremoora
Ross
Thames
van Diemen’s Land
Portsmouth
Board of Health
Motherbank
Lezaretto
Singuran
Newcastle and Berwick
Cramlington
William Gilbert
Escailanta
Edward Collins
Sipmoora
James Roberts
Req
Sherborne
Poos Ingraxp
Count de Salia
William Hickey
Ryan
Limerick
Remanxantx Bu
Southmolton
Ezeler Garette
Hugo de St Charo
Murder of a Sweetheart at Leeds Conviction of the Murderer
In Leeds a 17 year old, Thomas Malkin, was found guilty of murdering Esther Inman after a Sunday meeting. The court heard details of the garden confrontation, the fatal wounds, and Malkin's denials while the judge urged mercy but imposed the death sentence. The jury had recommended clemency due to his youth.
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Gitunep
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Devonshire
Leeds
Wakefield
Manchester
Symonds
Ellis
Moon
Luddenden
Sowerby Bridge
Weston
J. Chambers
Norruzay
Yoax
Baron
Platt
Thomas Malkin
Tventeen
Esther Inman
Hull
Hill
Wheelhouse
Orerond
Johncon
Hall
Homelot
Thomas Statson
Hunlet
Holdeworth
Methodist Con
Kirkstall
Smith
Inman
Watson
Esther Toman
Rayner
Wattson
Tom
Free Market
Overend
Eather Inman
Murder in Liabeenavelly leads to inquest verdict
In a Galway region village a family feud ends in tragedy as Patrick Holland returns to find his brother Michael murdered and hidden under building materials. The inquest, led by Head Constable Ramsey, returns a verdict of wilful murder against the sister and her lover. The case follows claims of elopement and deception and a police pursuit.
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Michael
America
Athenry
Ramsey
Alec
Galway
la Force
Rue de Charenton
Gatignani
Leeds Robbery Case at Assize in Northern Circuit
At Leeds on October 18 three young men T Hudson 19 H Colton 22 and A J Longeteff 23 were indicted for assaulting Hudson Sumpter and robbing him of a bag containing 30 pounds. Prosecutors Hall and Hill led. Longstaff defended by Denraley. Baron Platt noted the unusual feature that none of the robbers were intoxicated.
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Longierrand Robasay
Baron Platt
T. Hudson
H. Colton
A. J. Longeteff
Leeds
Hudson Sumpter
Hall
Mr. Hill
Alr
Denraley
Longstaff
Mr. Thompson
Hadaon
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