FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE AND PARIS FORTIFICATION DEBATE
Long dispatches report on Napier's stipulations with Boghos Bey and a British cabinet trend toward full approval. Paris expects M. Humann to present a 500,000,000 franch loan plan by year end, with details on whether it will be a facultative loan. debate over fortifications of Paris, with advocates for detached forts clashing with the plan for an uninterrupted rampart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte
Napier
Boghos Bey
Lord Palmerston
Admiralty
Alexandria
Charles Napier
Paris
M. Humaann
M. Humann
Perp Ann
Prince de Joinville
Semaphore de Merseilles
Levant
Tangier
Spain
Phare
Queen Christina
Valencia
Mapamee Larrance
Tulle
Gazette de Tribunaux
Procureur-General
Madame Lafferge
Court of Assizes
Léotaud
Madame Laffarge
Chamber of Deputies
Marshal Soult
Napoleon
Messia
Lindieres
Bertin de Vaux
Chamber
Tae Navorron Arrain
Church of the Invalides
Barriere de l’Etoile
Douke
Brunswick
M. Gisquet
Charles of
M. Emmanuel Arrago
M. Curzon
M. Chaix d’Est Ange
Royal Tax steamer brings Lisbon news on Douro dispute
Farmouth reports from Lisbon that Portugal plans to resist Madrid's Douro navigation terms. Spain threatens war if Portugal does not ratify within 25 days. Britain urged to intervene while Portugal seeks ally support. Germany and France uneasy over European balance of power amid warnings and mutinies on Turkish ships bound for Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Royal Tar
Cape Touriana
Douro
Spain
Great Britain
Germany
Cologne
France
Paris
Frankfurt
Augsburg
Berlin
Munich
Vienna
Carlsruhe Gazette
Trieste
Syria
Constantinople
Beyrout
Anatolia
Gazelle
London
M. Thiers
Metropolitan Prisons Christmas Charity Report and Local Notices
The Metropolitan prisons for debt received Christmas donations of beef bread and beer, except Horsemonger Lane where there was none. Whitecross Street held about 360 inmates many supplied by the lord mayor and sheriffs. In the Fleet and Marshalsea similar aid was given, while 800 prisoners await Insolvent Debtors Court action. A benevolent institution at Allhallows Barking near Tower Street raised over £100 for almshouses and a chapel at Spring Grove Norwood. A vestry election in St Pancras was resolved with a mandamus compromise and new directors elected. Kensington Gardens hosted skating with dangerous ice breaks, several youths rescued by the Royal Humane Society. The frost continued with daily park and Serpentine activity and occasional accidents. An office accident at St Martin’s le Grand left one man severely bruised.
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United States
Canada
Southampton
New York
Butler
Fanny Kemble
Baron Norman
Belgium
Leffler
Singer
Europe
Liverpool
Baltimore
Havre
Ontario
London
Congress
van Buren
New York Weekly Herald
Roberts
Atlantic
Margaret
Severn
Bay of Chaleur
Leith
Stewart
W. L. M‘kenzie
Rochester Daily Advertiser
Justice Wheeler
Rochester
Gore
Toronto
Cameron
Commercial Bank
Rochester House
Daily Advertiser
Courier and Enquirer
England
Delaware and Hudson
Amsterdam
Bremen
Paris
Em. Lia
Green
United States Navy
America
Chargnes
Lima
Gamara
Thetis
Horsemonger-lane
Whitecross-street
King’s Bench
Fleet-prison
Marshalsea
Tre Fertowsaip Portens’ Providext Benevolent InstituTion
Church of Allhallows Barking
Tower Street
B. W. Noel
Springgrove
Norwood
Surrey
J. Robinson
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
St. Pancras
Houghton
Cooper, Mann
Edw. Portwine
Court of Queen's Bench
Charnock
O'Neil
Tat Weat Haa
Tae Panxs
Kensington Gardens
Humane Society
Westropp
The
Royal Humane Society
Williams
Lee
David Caird
Thomas
King-street
Kensington
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Knightsbridge
William Chitty
Hector-place
Crawford-street
Edgeware-road
St. George’s Hospital
John Little
Church-street
Chelsea
Henry Owsbey
Croydon-street
Marylebone
Woolley
Haining
Joseph Perryman
East Street
St. James’s Park
Ensington-Gardens
Herajesty
Regent’s Park
N.E
York Terrace
Regent's Park
St. James's Park
Serpentine
Henry Wheeler
Frome Beer-House
St. George's Hospital
Jones
Smith
Cobbett
Northumberland-street
Strand
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
C. B. Longcroft
Turner
Leeds
Norhar Escaree
Gaaol
John Thomas
Yorkcastle
Halifax
Limerick
Theobald Mathew
Newcastle
Rathkeale
Ballingarry
Alfred Furlong
T. Mathew
Bamford
Susannah Wood
Nathaniel Bamford
Monmouthshire
Beaufort Ironworks
Charles Griffin
Gloucester Journal
Northampton
Martha West
Shortland
Floore
Heyford
Isaac West
Pinnock
Young
George West
West
Weedon
Scotland
Shetland
Macpherson
Bower
Thurso Market
Sa Ruffle
Babergh
Shimpling
Melford
Halstead
Raffle
Sudbury
Baker
Bulmer Tie
Ashfield Lodge
Southgate
Brad
Fenn
Coggeshall
Provincial railway shares urged to raise capital and calls
A Birmingham and South Staffordshire Railway shareholders meeting heard directors vow to seek extra capital by loan or call. The balance sheet showed a surplus beyond paid up capital, with a proposed £2103 per share call to avoid pressure on debtors, repayable next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Wwalsatt and
South Stapfordshire
Flaripshire
Meelanctary
Medea
Arisin
William Turner
Royal Marine Artillery
Turner
Haslar
Dynely
Woolwich Laboratory
Marsh
T. Hastings
Stephens
Royal Marine Laboratory
Post Office Robberies and Investigations in Birmingham
A detailed account of post office letter thefts in Birmingham including the indictment of Blackie a clerk for stealing money letters and the examination before magistrates. Proceedings cover confessions under pressure, prosecutorial conduct, and planned trials at Warwick assizes plus additional cases in Bow Street involving a £5 note and other stolen letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beess
Irmingham
Blackie
Birmingham Post-Office
Warbe Hee
C. Shaw
Titup
Hi Parke
Gem
Moon Trates
Inee Ir. Peacock
Burgess
Bose
Taleo
Immedi Se
St Reign
Suckling
Aaron
Eideers
Commissioners of Police
Peacock
Warwick Assizes
Mr. Suckling
Mr. Gem
Bow-Street
James Stephens
General Post-Office
Pearce
Mr. Flower
William Banks
Henry Hall
High Holborn
Smith
Greenwich
Collegestreet
Mary Ann Doughty
Sarah Peck
Hall
William Blott
General Post Office
Inland Office
Norwich
Ipswich
Coggleshall
Flower
John Castles
Aird
Pring
Port Street
Miss Whitefield
Clapie
Adam Smith
Alnwick
Northumberland
London
Water-street
Blackfriars
Messrs
Barclay
Ringdon-Street
Landlords’ Bread Tax Decried as Hypocrisy and Cruelty
In severe times the landlords maintain a bread tax of 265 8d per quarter on wheat, while pretending generosity by small food handouts to workers. Readers and thinkers see through the sham as injustice, urging true humanity and justice. A cart’s tail and drummer’s thong say we for that humanity.
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Foreign Intelligence
Courrier de la Guerre Et de la Paix
Smyrna
Ibrahim Pacha
Balbeck
Emir Beschir
Mountains
Vellenzas
Thessaly
Swabian Mercury
Caucasus
Winter Palace
Spain and
the Metropolis