France News from The Court of Peers Paris Trial Reports
Long dispatches describe arrests in Paris and debates over Dufour Colombier and Duputy with mentions of the Court of Peers verdicts and potential death penalties. Algiers Spain and other Europe sections flag war, unrest, amnesty, robberies, and political shifts across multiple capitals.
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Paris
Siecle
Dufour
Colombier
Faubourg Saint Antoine
Siécle
The
Luxemburg
France
Débats
Lancers
St. Germain
Duc de
Courrier
Napoleon
M. Thiers
Paris Express
Duputy
Prince de la Moskwa
Duc de Nemours
Julius Cesar
Courrier Francais
M. Dupoty
M. Duputy
Chamber
M. Hebert
MM. Guizot
Martin du Nord
Banie Paris
Court of Peers
Quenisset
Lloyd
Nantes
Marabout
Bahia
Cayenne
Tafna
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Pelle
France in Greece Faces Sour Mood Over Aid and Apathy
The Greece dispatch notes Greece facing French aid viewed with suspicion as Paris backs a long promised million while Greeks curse Guizot and Piscatory for policies. Public opinion accuses France of meddling and seeks a clear aim for Greece’s happiness amid Turkish fears and three-power protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke de Nemours
Greece
France
Mehemet Ali
Pain
Poland
Italy
Russian conduct earns praise amid eastern tensions
In a detailed report from CoxsTantino Pera the Russian cabinet is praised for calm, cooperative stance with England amid tensions over Unkiar Skelessi and Ottoman affairs. Muscovite military plans continue with five two-deckers and five frigates under a Turkish admiral, with 45,000 troops near the capital and reinforced detachments advancing on Adrianople and Sofia. Egypt notes fever and quarantine hardships for travelers from Syria, harsh local customs, and a disputed five percent ad valorem duty under a Turkish treaty, contrasting with domestic praise for conciliation.
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England
Russia
Pera
Porte
Unkiar Skelessi
Silistria
Turkey
Yavar Pacha
Volo
Salonica
Larissa
Alexanoria
Syria
Egypt
Alexandria
Damietta
Cairo
Upper
Boghas Bey
Pacha
Reopening of the eastern gate of the Tower
The eastern gate of the Tower reopened Monday forenoon after being shut since the October fire. Public access resumes to the ruins with a parade limit for those not buying a viewing ticket. The jewel office remains closed and visitors express disappointment at not viewing the regalia.
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New Cource
Bethnal-Green
Parker
Mayne
Cartwright
M.caul
Reichardt
Harris
Bryan King
Puhrenological Society
Exeter Hall
Elliotson
Blakesley
Courvoisier
London
Milroy
Metropolitan Police
City of London
Metropolitan
Statistical Society
Porter
Great Britain and Ireland
England
Lancashire, &c
Boston
United States
Syke
Great Britain
Westminster
St. Borontoh
Bishopscare
M'Cabe
St. John’s Square
Clerkenwell
Bonoven
Marytenone Banx
Boar and Castle
Oxford Street
Parnell
Abrahams
Directory
Proprietary
Bank
Quilter
Bebb
Chelsea
Jonathan Duncan
Manchester
Mr. Duncan
South Australia notices and Cape Town economy notes
Papers from Hobart Town and South Africa report on declining colonial revenue and delays in home government estimates. Wine farmers face bleak prospects as New South Wales market narrows due to vine cultivation there. Obituaries note Mrs. M'Kenzie of Cape Town and Margaret Aehrzen, wife of O G. Aehrzen.
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South Australia
Hobart Town
South Africa
Cape Town
John Russell
New South Wales
M‘kenzie
Col. M‘kenzie
Margaret
O. G. Aehrzen
Beetin British Minister and Westmoreland Succession
An evening paper speculates on the British minister at Berlin and a possible successor to the Earl of Westmoreland. The Post notes such talk is unfounded as of now and recalls Lord Burghersh’s appointment and departure to assume duties abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beetin
Earl of Westmoreland
Berlin
Lord Burghersh
England
Murder at Brookside Chirk Described as Robbery and Death
The body of Emma Evans, elderly shopkeeper of Brookside near Chirk, was found in her kitchen with wounds and a robbed shop. Two Wrexham men, John Williams and Joseph Slawson, are sought after a bundle of goods, later matched to the murdered woman, while descriptions of the scene and nearby sightings are noted. Police efforts continue. inquest set for Monday.
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Chire
Morver
Ropsery
Emma Evans
Brookside
Apbngs
Chirk
Oswestry
Shropshire
Ag An
Chirk Castle-Park
Mbnagredy
King’s’ Head
Cefa
Abuabon
William Bradley
Wrexham
Bradley
Rhuabon
John Williams
Joseph Slawson
Slawson
Williams
Dover
Rounddown
South-eastern Railway
Dover Chronicle
Lakenham
Dannie Burclary
Aldridge
Norwich
Wortley
Rigg
Rige
Fires in Dundee and Gas-works Blast Run Rampant
A sequence of disasters in Dundee includes a Westward Scouringburn mill blaze and an explosion at the Gas-works tank. Firefighters saved the east end while the west area suffered severe damage to the Bone mill and surrounding houses. Two boys were killed, seven workers escaped unharmed, and much of Gas-work-lane and Blackscroft lost roofs and shattered windows.
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Duxprt
Dundee
Reform-street
Scouringburn
Wyllie and Johnston's
James Anderson
Gas-work-lane
Blackscroft
Prince's Chapel
Wallace-town
Wyllie and Johnston
Warden
Bruce
Dundee Advertiser
Burnerae
Burnbrae
Milngavie
Glasgow Chronicle
Hanzovr Or
Beruce
Dunzan
Dunbar
Middlemas
Council Board
T. Dick Lauder
Board of Fisheries
Flords Commissioners
Her Majesty's Treasury
Firth of
Forth
Firth
Caledonian Mercury
Mors Szean Cuanczs
Jos
Scotland
Board of Customs
Leith
William Rae
William
Duncan M‘neill
Adam Anderson
M‘neill
Anderson
Perthshire
Duarte
Barclay
Kettle
Captain Barclay
Fifeshire Journal
Glasgow
Inhabitants of Little Bolton Question Motte Report
A Bolton petition signed by ratepayers contests Mr Motte’s home office report on distress among the working class. They defend the inquiry as benevolent, accuse Motte of bias, and detail cases of poverty, beds on chairs, damp cellars, and weekly relief as low as 1s 6d per head, urging policy changes for outdoor relief and better investigations.
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Mott
Neon-Square
Westminster
Joan Bowrise
James Graham
Barr
M.P
Ricar
Pcipal
Stars
Home Dharminya
Little Bolton
Upc
Charles Mottew
Home Office
Bolte
Bolton
Temperane Hall
Board of Guardians
Australia
Boston Society For the Protection of the Poor
James Slade
J.S. Birley
All Saints
Mr. Mott
Ma Mott
Hakovat
RAND
Epmund Ashworth
Joan Aa
John Entwisle
Jes Rissett
Kyottr
John
Anon Baxgak
James Barry Ropertee
Tons Lee Nathaniel
Thomas Thomasson
Herald
House of Commons
Railways in Trexayp and Irish packet stations discussed
The lord-lieutenant sent a brief reply through the Earl of Bandon acknowledging a Cork to Dublin railway memorial and noting that his excellency will consider suggestions when suitable. At Waterford a Bristol deputation sought co operation to make Bristol a government packet station, Waterford serving as the channel port. Cork and Limerick likely to be visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trexayp
Earl of Bandon
Cork
Dublin
Lord Bandon
Lord Ingestre
TL. Wyse
Waterford
Bristol
Ireland
Limerick
Hunery
John Wynne
Sligo
Mason Ric Hardson
John Richardson
Rosfad
Colonel Archdall
Castle Archdall
Mervyn Archdall
Tyrone
Henry Richardson
Enniskillen
Dungarvon
Sheil
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Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Madrid
Correo Nacional
Royal Guard
Don Francisco de Paulo
Senate
Senor Arguelles
Bayonne
Marshal Saldanha
Vienna
Barcelona
Ayuntamiento
Company of Calaseres
Brunswick
Zollverein
Prussia
Hary
Weser
Hanover
Switzerland
Zurich
Austria
Sardinia
Deutsche Bote
Argau
Thurgau
Beyse
Germany
Grisons
Coire
Geneva
Democratic Party
Grand Council
Ticino
Frankfort
M. Lutcken
Ernest
G Lutcken
Dr. Westrem
Buddenberg
Allgemeine Zettung
Sieveking
Hamburg
Chatham Islands
Chatham Island
New Zealand Company
Betciun
Kollnische Seitung
Breitinger
Mayence
Baron Vandersmissen
Commercial Gazette
St. Petersburg
Harrer
Warsaw
Europe
Smyrna
Beyrout
Selim Pasha
Holy Land
Beschir
Turbezev
Egyrt
the Metropolis
Leeds
Leeds Times
Piccadilly
Messrs
Patchett and Jones
Union Carrying Company
Southadipton
Snochine Carastrornr
Ball
Hewett
Hewitt
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