Paris to Versailles tax debate sparks opposition
Extended notes describe opposition to a 50,000 fr contention over funding the Versailles museum and broader French policy. Reports review Canada rebellion causes and warn rulers’ mismanagement, with European reactions from Germany to Algiers and Madrid.
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Museum of Versailles
Ips
Eens H
Ethrae
Eetia
Canada
le Commerce
Earl of Lincoln
Duke of Hamilton
Welowski
France
Koreff
Bank of France
Hanover
Madrid
Gazette de France
Christines
Balmaceda
Basilio Gereia
Zavala
Bobeda
Ebro
Basilio
Don.Carlos
Don Carlos
Geld
Russia
Admiral Ete
Olland
Charity’s reform urged for Hertfordshire school funds
The Berkhampstead charity debate resumes with calls to replacerelators and curb long legal wrangles that drained funds intended for children’s education. Brighton relief appears, Bury council plots church livings sale, and Coventry reports a cholera-linked death toll within the House of Industry.
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Berkhampstead
Edward VI
Hertford
Croft
Untless i
Augustus Smith
Benjamin Martin
Brighton
Bury
Tehyor
Eagle
London
Cheltenhama
Oolice-Office
Hawker
Coventry
House of Industry
Epping
Robske
Havlam
Wheatley
Chertsey
Surrey
Glasgow
Thomas Riddle
Manchester
Thomas Murr
Duncan
Sighthill
Thoties Muir
Gloucester
Richard Coley
Edwin Sharkell
Sarah Sharkell
Sherborn-street
Ipswich
Leeds
France
Belgium
Baines
Lord Morpeth
Geo. Strickland
William Molesworth
Board of Trade
Leith
Wilson
Potteries
Boniface
Sneyd
Gentleman
Stafford
Sqin
Chetwynd
Chetwynd, But, As It Seems, Without Effect. This Inattention Led Him (Mr. Wilson
Lord John Russell
Home Office
Total Loss of the Killarney Steamer
A Cork Southern Reporter summary recounts the wreck of the Killarney Steamer off Cove near Youghal. The vessel, carrying 600 pigs, faced frost and snow as the wind rose, drifted to sea, and struck rocks near Robert's Cove. Twenty five people died. several survivors were rescued after a rope-and-basket line aided by Captain Manby’s apparatus. The Bristol-neighborhood crew and cargo of flour, butter, leather, and pigs are noted. moral poignancy surrounds the drowning victims and a father saving his son.
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Cork
Cove
Youghal
White-point
Richard Callaghan
Nicolay
90Th Regiment
Callaghan
Benzies
Robert’s Cove
Hall
Galway
Mr. Galway
Captain Manby
Kinsale
Lady Roberts
Bristol
Cork Standard
Hanger
W. Nicolay
Mauritiag
Fermoy
Spelasco
Dirs. Law
Mr. Law
Foster
Buffalo and Navy Island tensions and harsh winter travel gear
The report notes civic sympathy between Buffalo residents and Navy Island inhabitants amid economic hardship and unrest. It mentions speculative building collapses, job losses, and the risk of further desperate actions. A later suggestion urges the Post Office to provide winter attire for coachmen and guards to endure severe cold and protect travelers.
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Buffalo
Navy Island
Brighton
Kemp
United States
Mackenzie
Post Office
Self Regulating Stove Promises Cheap Warming Power
The article reviews Dr Arnott's new treatise On Warming and Ventilating and details the self regulating thermometer stove. It describes a two chamber iron box with a thermometer controlled air inlet producing uniform heat with minimal coal use. Tests from winter 1836 7 show library heat at 63 69 degrees and coal cost savings versus wood.
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Murphy
Arriott
Wales
North America
Newcastle
Steve
Arnott
Qualifications for Matrimony and Parlor Crafts Notes
A historical column mixes domestic duties with commentary on witchcraft and a detailed Parisian foot pavement process. It cites appeals to women’s household skills and describes an 19th century paving mix using pitch asphaltum and coal tar. The piece comments on rural yield and urban infrastructure innovations.
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Garryroe
Tipperary Free Press
Hobbs
Conduit-place
Paddington
London
Testimonial Dinner for Late Lord Mayor Thomas Kelly
In Farringdon Within the ward a grand dinner at London Coffee-house Ludgate Hill celebrated the retirement of Thomas Kelly as Lord Mayor. Delegates presented two ornate plates and a bound autographed record, praising his mercy and public service amid jubilant toasts by Sir Moses Montefiore and others.
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Farringdon
London
Ludgate-hill
Thomas Kelly
Charles Warwick
E Q
Moses Montefiore
Middlesex
Alderman Humphery
M.P
Thomas Hartwell Horne
Messrs
Hobby
Hawkine
Chapman
Charles Taylor
Barnard and Co
Thomas Elly
Mannera
Erthy
Yeigo
Alderman Kelly
Deputy Westwood
Bagster
Ireland Needs Work and Emigration in Poor Law Debate
The Dublin Evening Post excerpt quotes a nobleman arguing the English poor law misfit for Ireland. He favors employment at home, emigration, and aiding the helpless, while contrasting English and Irish conditions and criticizing O Connell. The piece also notes Paris weather, charity balls, and diplomatic embassies amid a barren domestic news week.
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Lerp Croneyray
Dublin Evening Post
Ireland
Elizabeth
Vittoria
England
Colonel Burgoyne
Mr. Nicholl
Paris
Lord Granville
Count Pahlen
Nicholas
Baron de Werther
d’Arnim
d’Appony
Faubourg St.Germain
Mesager
Frenc
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Miranda
Alava
Latre
Mena
Espartero
Haro
Basilis Garcia
Feledo
Paluter
Germany
Munster
Paderborn
Cologne
Prussia
Austria
Berlin
Munich
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Holland
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Verdun
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Constantinople
Black Sea
Bosphorus
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Porte
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Algiers
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Oued-Zeitoun
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