French Chamber votes against ministers in Syria paragraph
Foreign intelligence reports a ministerial crisis in France as the Chamber of Deputies passes an amendment opposing the government on Syria affairs. Debates involve Berryer, Lamartine, Guizot, and Dumont, with a close vote 206 to 203, 3 majority against ministers. Spain, Portugal, Greece, and the Levant details follow in dispatches.
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France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Berrier
Syris
M. David
Syria
Turkey
M. Dumont
M. Berryer
M. de Lamartine
M.guizot
Constantinople
Beyrout
Mount Lebanon
Lebanon
Courrier Francais
Journal Des Debats
Spain
Madrid
Lesseps
Duke of Gluckberg
Barcelona
Phare Des Pyrénées
Seoane
Chamber of Commerce
Mataro
Metropolitan Improvements And Reform Society News
London items cover Oxford Street Holborn street works demolition orders and houses sold to builders. Westminster Reform Society holds meeting at York Hotel denouncing corn laws and urging concessions amid Tory rule. Adelaide Gallery asylum fundraiser at Serand to aid aged members of benefit societies with plans for Bali Pond freehold. London and Greenwich Railway meeting, toll dispute with Croydon Company, and directors supported after heated debate.
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MrmoroLitas Improvementa
Oxford Street
Holborn
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Plumtree-street
Phoenix-street
Plumtree Street
King’s Arms
Rookery
St. Giles’s
Museum-street
Hart-street
Hyde-street
West Minster ReEform Society
Westminster Reform Society
York Hotel
Charles-street
Covent-garden
William Austin
Huggett
House of Commons
Mertavrouitay Beseriy Societigs' Asylum
Adelaide
Serand
C. J. Bowles
Bali
Toad
London
Loxpox Anp
Grerxwich
London Tavern
Bishopegate-street
William Shadbott
J. Wilson
Croydon
Hill
Greenwich
London and Brighton
Wilkinson
Extraordinary Adventures Of A Policeman And A Wild Goose Chase
A London constable, James Noble, recounted an extraordinary pursuit after a distressed distressed lady being transported to Market Lavington. After a chaotic railway journey from Edgeware Road to Reading, Chippenham, and a hired carriage, the officer was stranded with only twopence, later reinstated after presenting a note from the gentleman guiding the asylum escapee. The tale ends with Noble vowing caution and return to duty.
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Great Western Railway
Market Lavington
Wiltshire
Noble
Reading
Chippenham
Scotland-yard
Paddington
Marylebone-lane
Grosvenor Square
Lord Hillsborough
Messrs
Taylor and Co
Ham Yard
Brookstreet
County Fire-Office
West of England Company
Grand Janction Company
Morton-street
Brook-street
Richards
Southampton
Stadwell Basin
London Docks
London Joint-stock Bank
Eaco
Suochino
Greenwich
Spa-road
Bermondsey-road
Thomas Berrinham
River Lane
Islington
London-bridge
Hewart
St. Thomas’s Hospital
M‘murdo
Deatu Rsom Dainkixa
Kirby-street
Hatton Garden
Shea
Post-office robbery case before Provincial magistrates
Thomas Davis master of Stapleton Road post office Emma Davis his wife and Susannah Davis his daughter faced final examination on charges of purloining letters and stealing money belonging to the Postmaster General. The court heard depositions and debated admissibility of evidence including a savings bank book. Authorities suggested dropping the wife’s case. the husband and daughter faced likely committal to Gloucester.
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Prisoxens
Thomas Davis
Stapleton Road
Emma Davis
Susannah Davis
A. Nash
Harmer
Barges
Gloucester
Nash
Attwood
Savings’bank
Thomas
Destructive Manchester Fire Ravages Warehouses and More
A large blaze in Manchester on Market Street and Norfolk Street devastated warehouses owned by Clayton and Gladstone and others. Firefighters from five engines fought the flames aided by police and the 15th Regiment, with buildings on Brown, Essex and Norfolk streets nearly destroyed. No lives lost, but damage estimated well over £50,000, insured.
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Bromley
Big Town
Peice
Manchester
Marketstreet
Brown Street
Norfolk Street
Norfolk-street
Essex-street
Messrs
Clayton and Gladstone
Ackard and Co
John Hayhurst
Andew Hall
Lowe and
Law
Rose
15Th Regiment of Foot
Tib.street
John Hompson
J. Sewill
J. H. Stanway
London and Windsor
Lata Moody
Castle
Peascod
Escars
Paisox
Hawes
Chesham
Bucks
Windsor
Frogmore
Berke and Bucks
Disturbing Dublin Elopement Plots and Bank Debts
Distressing Dublin tale unfolds as Miss L seeks elopement with Kane. Captains and sons hide with pistols in shrubbery to stop presumed theft of clothes. Kane jailed on charge after confrontation. Also notes Irish poor law unions owe 70,000 to National Bank and a landlord warns tenants against improvident marriages. Fire at Mr Lucas’s residence and multiple blazes reported in Dublin. A Youghal Magdalen asylum case echoes Shrewsbury’s notorious tale.
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Dublin
Jones’s Road
Mountjoy Square
James Kane
Kane
Miss L
Miss I
Captain I
Henry-street
Limerick Chronicle
Ireland
National Bank
Lanptoge
The
Freeman's Journal
Les
Pace Six Bank
Lucas
Phelix-park
Evening Post
Dublin Evening Post Office
Earl of Shrewsbury
Law of England verdict in bill of exchange case
Extraordinary Scene Count of Excuequis Jan. 27. Linows v Paavitt. A bill payment plea collapses as the jury, guided by Baron Gurney, is told to find for the plaintiff, then overriden, and the verdict for the defendant is dismissed as contrary to law. The proceeding provokes court-sensation.
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Oregon Territory
Senate
Washington
Daily Express
Linn
Oregon
London
Benton
United States
Somers
Spencer
New York
Africa
Mackenzie
Cromwell
Betts
Columbia
Georgia
Hepburn
M‘dougal
Colonel Hepburn
Sir Dougal
Porter
Pennsylvania
Union
Nichol
Life and Trust Office
Canada
Sir Charles Bagot
Caniligo
Mexico
Tornell
Congress
Linows
Paavitt
Humfrey
Preston
Baron Gurney
Baron Gumpey
Mr. Baron Gurney
Mr. Preston
Tam
Baron Garney
Tne
Beron
Ples
Trovel
Beron Gurney
Liverpool theatre licensing case shows prosecutions continued
A special session at Kirkdale heard prosecutions against Copeland and others over unlicensed performances at the Liver Theatre. Witnesses described bills and prints for The Pet of the Petticoats and Jonathan Bradford while magistrates convicted Copeland and three others, with further cases slated for Tuesday.
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House
Kirkdale
Theatre
Peter Godfrey Lira
Liver Theatre
Mu Theatre
Tay Bey
Gett
Flas
Covent-garden
Theatre Royal
Royal Liver
Meee Carter
Sowler
Carter
James
Victoria
Liverpool Mail
John Carver
Copeland
Cyn
Fy Lawler
Denk
Lawler
Thomas Kelly
Liverpool
Robert Alexander Currie
Rolls Office
Chancery Lane
Rolls Chapel
George EY
s'James
Hay
Neville
Aremor
Fanny Fitzwilliam
Althoug
Paul
Lloyd
Jonathan Bradford
Edward Wilkes
Carter Anil
Copeland Sras
Carver
Lee
Mary Ant Armstrong
Art Lawler
Cerver
R. Sweet
Wen
Capelata
Bill Sticker
Armstrong
Norfolk
Mysterious Derbyshire shooting and poison case linked reward
A Derbyshire constable narrowly escaped a pistol attack near Sponden on Monday night. A reward of 59 pounds is offered for the arrest of the assailant. Separately, new evidence prompts renewed inquiries into the Breuchly arsenic murder case involving Mrs Diprose. An accident at sea aboard the sloop Speculation results in the loss of a crew member Amos during a heavy swell off the South Forsland.
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Tunbridge Wells
Guy's Hospital
Breuchly
Diprosei
Speculation
Worzell
Dover
Forsland
Amos
Assizes openings set for several counties in March
Lord Chief Justice Denman and Justice Patteson appoint the home circuit sessions with opening dates in Hertfordshire Kent Sussex and Surrey in March. A heavy canal business is expected due to quarter sessions changes. A fire at Old Street St Luke's damaged premises of Thompson and vellum makers. contraband tobacco seized at Downe's wharf and linked to Sunderland. vessel Tourist under arrest. investigation by commissioners of exise ongoing.
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Sering
Denman
Patteson
Hertfordshire
Kent
Sussess Yoeay
Surrey
Taesay
Messrs
Thompson
Machily
Old Street
St. Luke's
Bre
Downe's Wharf
Queen's Warehouse
Broad Street
Sutland
Gillvanks
General Steam 0Nion Company
Extisa
Tary
Tes
Sunderland
Ts Ps
Starvbing Investigtion
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Foreign Intelligence
Portugal
Lisbon
Cortes
Baron Tujal
Board of Public Credit
Levant
Leipsic
Sophia
Baron de Bourqueney
Varna
Monsignor
Pucci
Brussels
Fornari
Paris
Egypt
Mehemet Ali
Cairo
Upper
Cosseir
Williams
R.A
Stratford Canning
Persia
Porte
M. de Boutenieff
Redschid Pasha
Vienna
Prince Metternich
Trebisond
Athens
Allen
Sillonges
John Soutzos
Houlen
Lemaitre
Rivelegia
Lucca
Ralli
Justice
Finance Department
Christides
Greece
Liverroot
Ashburton
Husthstone
Stephen Whitney
House of Representatives
Fillmore
Committee of Ways and Means
the Metropolis
the Liver Theatre
Thal F
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