Foreign Intelligence from Paris to Madrid and beyond
A long dispatch surveys European affairs from France to Spain and beyond. It details arrests around Paris, trials in the Court of Peers, and alleged admissions by Dufour and Colombier. It notes Guardia and national guards captured, political press reactions, and naval moves toward Algeria and Egyp t. It also covers Spain’s elections, postal robberies, and frontier tensions, with remarks on German Swiss and Turkish sit uations and Syria’s sectarian conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Siécle
Dufour
Colombier
Faubourg Saint Antoine
The
Luxemburg
France
Duc de
Frangais
Napoleon
M. Thiers
Paris Express
Duputy
Prince de la Moskwa
Duc de Nemours
Julius Cassar
Courrier Français
M. Dupoty
M. Duputy
Chamber
M. Hebert
Procureur-General
MM. Guizot
Martin du Nord
Court of Peers
Quenisset
Lloyd
Nantes
Marabout
Bahia
Rose
Cayenne
Tafna
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Pelle
Spain
Madrid
Correo Nacional
Alcaldes
Jose Felin Y Miralles
Marquis de Penaflorida
Pedro Miguel de Pvyro
Joaquim de la Torre Y Bossueti
Marquis del Socorro
Mariano Lorente
Regidores
Royal Guard
Don Francisco de Paula
Senate
Senor Arguelles
Bayonne
Marshal Saldanha
Vienna
Barcelona
Ayuntamiento
Company of
Calaseros
Turkey
Constantinople
England
St. James
Teheran
St. Petersburg
Russia
Pera
Porte
Unkiar Skelessi
Silistria
Yavar Pacha
Volo
Salonica
Larissa
France’s Grip on Greece Sways Amid Unrest and Doubt
From Arue, Nov 30, reports say France has granted a million and dominates Greek affairs as the population grows wary of Guizot’s circular and Piscatory’s actions. Greeks accuse France of meddling to favor rivals, demand clear aims for Greece’s happiness, while Turkish issues and a looming expedition keep minds uneasy. The three protecting powers are blamed for apathy as France’s true plan remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Arueans
France
M. Guizot
M. Piscatory
Duke de Nemours
Mehemet Ali
Spain
Poland
Italy
South Australia notes from Cape Town and Hobart Town
Papers from Hobart Town and South Africa report on South African revenue decline and delays in sending estimates to London. Wine farmers face bleak prospects as New South Wales market tightens due to vine cultivation. Obituaries record Mrs M Kenzie Cape Town and Margaret Fehrzen wife of Dr Fehrzen at Cape Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Hobart Town
South Africa
Cape Town
John Russell
New South Wales
M‘kenzie
Col. M‘kenzie
Margaret
O. G. Fehrzen
The Barrish Minister at Britein
An evening paper speculates on a possible British minister at Berlin succeeding the Earl of Westmoreland. The piece notes no plan for him to relinquish the post and references the death of Lord Burghersh prompting talk of appointment and departure from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britein
Earl of Westmoreland
Berlin
Burghersheee
England
Murder at Brookside Farm Stirs Chirk District
Emma Evans a long time shopkeeper at Brookside near Chirk was found slain in her kitchen. Her home was looted with silver spoons and drawers broken, while three suspicious men were seen nearby and later at the King’s Head inn. The locality remains on alert as investigators pursue the motive and culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chire
Emma Evans
Brookside
Chirk
Oswestry
Shropshire
Chirk Castle-Park
Cefs
Abnahon Parieh
Bac
Murder tale and a string of late 19th century crimes
The report chronicles a murder investigation involving two men, John Williams and Joseph Slawson, who fled with a bundle later identified as the murdered woman's property. It follows Bradley’s pursuit, the bundle’s contents, and the police efforts, with details of the suspects’ appearance and movements, and notes of other local disturbances and public notices, including a major Manchester warehouse fire and a fatal gas works accident in Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Mayne
Cartwright
M.caul
Reichardt
Harris
Bethnal-green
Bryan King
Exeterhall
Elliotson
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
Mistine
St. Boroten
Bishorscate
M‘cabe
Smith
St. John’s Square
Clerkenwell
Borouen
Manvienone Banx
Boar and Castle
Oxford Street
Parnell
Abrahams
Directory
Proprietary
Bank
Quilter
Bebb
Jonathan Duncan
Manchester
Duncan
William Bradley
Wrexham
Bradley
Rhuabon
John Williams
Joseph Slawson
Slawson
Chirk
Oswestry
Williams
Dover
South-eastern Railway
Dover Chronicle
Lakenham
Damine Buretany
Aldridge
Norwich
Wortley
Rigg
Rige
Leeds Times
Piccadilly
Messrs. Patchett and Jones
Union Carrying Company
Lord Francis Egerton
Rochdale Canal
Holmes
Hawksworth
Messrs
Patchett and Jones
Southapeton
Hewitt
Southampton and Bath
Charles Ball
Itchin
Hewett
Mr. Ball
Ball
Ireland Railways and Public Notices Reported
The Cork to Dublin railway memorial is acknowledged by the lord-lieutenant via the Earl of Bandon. Waterford hosts a Bristol packet station deputation. Sub inspector vacancies draw 500+ applicants. Sligo custos rotulorum seat vacant after Owen Wynne’s death. Mason Richardson of Rosfad dies at 73. heir Henry Richardson. Orange County meetings under Lord de Grey seen as nominal. public distress worsens from crop failure and winter cold. Tithe arrear petitions set for next term ruling by the lord chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inezayy
Earl of Bandon
Cork
Dublin
Earl
Lord Bandon
Lord Ingestre
Tf. Wyse
Waterford
Bristol
Ireland
Limerick
Hunery Torres
Sligo
Owen Wynne
Hazlewood
Wynne
John Wynne
Bath
Mason Richardson
John Richardson
Rosfad
Archdall
Castle Archdall
Mervyn Archdall
Tyrone
Henry Richardson
Enniskillen
Dusny
Dungarvon
Mr. Sheil
Fires Devastate Mills and Gas Works in Duns by Night
A large fire at Westwards Scouringburn mill owned by Wyllie and Johnston damaged the heckling-house and spread rapidly. An adjacent gas works tank exploded ten minutes later, leveling a tank house and injuring two boys. The blast disrupted power, knocked in windows, and left much of the town dark. Several streets and chapels suffered damage while authorities assess overall destruction and losses to workers and insured properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundess
Reform-street
Scouringburn
Wyllie
Johnston’s Mill
James Anderson
Gas-work-lane
Blackscroft
Prince’s Chapel
Wallace-town
Wyllie and Johnston
Warden
Bruce
Dundee Advertiser
Burnerae
Burnbrae
Milngavie
Glasgow Chronicle
Harsocr
Rerves
Dunsan
Dunbar
Middlemas
Council Board
T. Dick Lauder
Board of Fisheries
Her Majesty’s Treasury
Firth of Forth
Firth
Caledonian Mercury
Lecan Cwanczs
Scotland
Board of Customs
Leith
William Rae
William
Duncan M‘neill
Adam Anderson
M‘neill
Anderson
Perthshire
Barclay
Kettle
Glasgow
Bolton inquiry letter criticizes Mott report on distress
A Bolton petition and letter from local ratepayers and officials challenge Mr Mott’s inquiry into the conditions of laborers in Little Bolton. They allege misrepresentation, defend the charity-led inquiry, detail cases of extreme poverty including a cellar dwelling with a bed on boards, and call for relief policy changes to favor able bodied workers with outdoor relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joux Bowring
James Graham
Burr
M.P
Janes Gran
Barr
GIPAL
Homer Drparrigyny
Little Bolton
Cha
Home Office
Hite
Boltons
Hall
Bolton
Board of Guardians
Tatepayers
Australia
Boston Society For the Protection of the Poor
James
Wwe
Mr. Mott
Ae J
Radu
Asawonrth
John Gooppiand
Joan Entwisle
James Huei
Grorce
Knorr
John Mi Insel
Jacob Lomax
Joan Vickers
James Barry Roserr
Watsk
Mott
Pamnpotst
House of Commons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
Germany
Brunswick
Zollverein
Prussia
Hary
Weser
Hanover
Switzerland
Zurich
Austria
Sardinia
Deutsche Bote
Argan
Thurgau
Beyse
Grisons
Coire
Geneva
Democratic Party
Constituent Assembly
Grand Council
Ticino
Argau
Diet
Frankfort
M. Lutcken
Ernest
Lutcken
M. Lutchen
Hamburg
Dr. Westrem
Buddenberg
Allgemeine Zeitung
Sieveking
Chatham Islands
Chatham Island
New Zealand Company
Kolkische Zeitung
Breltinger
Mayence
Baron Vandersmissen
Commercial Gazette
Harrer
Warsaw
Europe
Egypt
Alexandria
Syria
Damietta
Cairo
Upper
Boghas Bey
Pacha
S ¥Yria
Smyrna
Beyrout
Selim Pasha
Holy Land
Beschir
Drusges
Little
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