Scene in the French Chambers sparks heated quarrel
Paris reports a tumult in the Chamber of Deputies as legitimist leaders defended their conduct and attacked Guizot over the Ghent voyage and the oath to the king. Violent interruptions, accusations of treason, and calls for constitutional monarchy followed as resignations and cabinet strength were debated.
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Paris
Faexce
Belgrave Square
M. de la Rochejaquelin
M. Bechard
M. Berryer
M. St. Marc Girardin
Bordeaux
Louis Philippe
M. de la Rochether
Jacaelin
Gonliet
Berryer
M. Guizot
Beling
Guizot
Ghent
la ‘de la Rochejaquel
Ernest du Girardin
M. Ernest de Girardin
Marshal Soult
M . Joly
M. Ledra Rollin
M. de la Rochejequelin
M. de Chambolle
Louis XVIII
M. Guizat
M. Chambolle
France
M. Gamier Pagen
M.de Boulay
de la Rochejaquelin
de Valmy
de Laray
Blois de Bourdin
Ministax
Marquis de la Rochejaquelin
Duke de Valmy
MM. Berryer
de Laroy
M. Sauzet
Chamber of Deputies
Grand Deputation
Journal de Rheims
Orleans
Havre
Avignon
Red Sea
China
India
Madrid
Portugal and Greece: political turmoil and reform notes
The report covers Portugal where a finance ministry budget for 1844-5 showed a reduced deficit and rising soundness in policy amid cabinet disputes. In Greece, a projected constitution outlines civil liberty, press freedom, and a hereditary crown with Leopold as heir, while Stoddart is reported alive and in favor.
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Greece
Church of the East
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Leopold
Wolff
Erzeroum
Armenia
Stoddart
Tariff Divisions and Oregon Question Marked by Delays
United States news from Liverpool dated January 6 notes House divisions on tariff plans, including Mr Black’s sweeping revenue tariff proposal, narrowly defeated 84 to 83. Oregon negotiations show no resolution as yet while Britain prefers Washington talks. Pennsylvania governor’s message claims the state never repudiated, only owes due to a temporary commercial downturn expected to improve in a few years.
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Spain
Madrid
Gonzales Bravo
Marquis of
Miraflores
M. Isturitz
Progressistas
Messrs
Cantero
Angulo
San Miguel
Arguelles
Lujan
M. Felice Mirales
M. Sagusti
M. Olozaga
MM. Calatrava
Zumalacarregui
Vallego
Saragossa
Calle Montrea
Narvaez
Bayonne
Serrano
Cavalry
Concha
Soria
Ohio
Liverpool
House of Representatives
Black
Oregon
London
Washington
Pakenham
Pennsylvania
Lent Preachers for 1844 in London parish list
The Metropolis prints Lent preaching appointments for 1844 in London churches including Christ Church Newgate Street St Andrew Undershaft St Clement Danes and St. Giles in the Fields with dates and assigned preachers. A public medical meeting at Crown and Anchor Strand opposes the Royal College of Surgeons charter and plans deputation to government. Alderbread Gibbs accounts defended at Court of Aldermen. Australian Agricultural Company reports New South Wales distress and sheep losses in 1841.
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London
Christ Church
Newgate Street
Hele
Legh
Gelling
Birch
Kynaston
Hall
Abbiss
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Dale
Mr. Wood
Mr. Harding
Mr. Stone
Mr. Hutchins
Gibbs
St. Andrew Undershaft
Mr. Jones
Essex
Mr. Minchin
Mr. Sharpe
Dr.Croly
Champneys
Mr. Blunt
Russell
Mr. Lacy
Acland
Mr. Leigh
Mr. Durham
Dr. Burnet
Povahi
Antrobus
St. Clement Danes
Sinclair
Middlesex
Mr. Denham
Mr. Bowers
Mr. Rodwell
Mr. Forster
Mr. Bean
Mr.Auriol
Mr. Gifford
Mr. Jennings
Mr. Wrench
Mr. Letts
Mr. Repton
H. K. Dukinfield
Newbery
Johnson
Robinson
Brookfield
M‘caul
Tyler
C. J. Lenpox
N.B
S. Paul, Roya
CoLtEce
Royal College of Surgeons of London
Crown and Anchor Strand
Mackinwein
Carpue
Lynch
House of Commons
Alderman Gibbs
Hear
Margate Infirmary
Alderman Copeland
C.S. Hunter
Thompson
Australian Agricultural Company
King’s Arms Yard
J. S. Brownrigg
M.P
King
New South Wales
Cattle and coal trade figures and Bethlem hospital notes
The report shows cattle 5265, horses 650, livestock sales 2612 pounds, free men 261, tickets 115, convicts 287, plus a coal sales drop of 4189 tons in seven months. Wool revenue 10811 pounds 85 10d, total income 38389 pounds 5s 4d with expenses 35560 pounds 17s 11d leaving a surplus 2828 pounds 3s 5d. Bethlem hospital governors report details improvements including a billiard table. Parish vestry of St George Southwark considers a large assessment rise and votes to appeal. Funeral of Lt. G Swiney described with yellow funeral gear and a dense crowd attracting police presence.
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New South Wales
England
Bethlem Hospital
Bridewell
Paniso
St. George
Sourawark
St George’s
Southwark
Day
Ware
Matthews
Longmore
Straxce
G. Swiney
Camden-town
No. 9
Grove-street
St. Martin’s
Pratt-street
Carter
Ages
Chaplin
Dr. Cox
Riot at Chatham Dockyard Ends in Suspensions and Jail
In Chatham the unrest over a yard witness led to mob attacks on Valentine Bachelor and two suspended workers. William Tanner and Hadereazer Bradley were later jailed for three months with hard labor after assaulting Bachelor and a bench fined them £5 each.
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Chatham
Chatham Dockyard
Valentine Bachelor
Bachelor
William Tanner
Hadereazer Bradley
Bachelor J
Tanner
House of Correction
Maidstone
Oxford
Lord Ashley
United Church of England and Ireland
University of Oxford
Church of England
Reformed Church of England
Wellington
P. Winter
Yvore
Murper
Lornp Norwansy
Mulgrave Castle
Marquis of Normanby
Charles Lowther
William Moffat
Matthew Pierson
T. Bell
Thirsk
Edmund Turton
Kirkdale
Cleveland
North Riding of
Yorkshire
Lord Normanby
South-lodge
Halloo
Mr. Turten
Eskdaleside
York Castle
Coroner to Hear Evidence in Local Murder Case
A man previously convicted of poaching was detained on suspicion after the murder of Mrs. Robinson near here two years ago. The coroner's inquest is to be held today to obtain fuller intelligence on the case.
Repeal Association Meeting Crowded in CoxclaraTion Hall
The Repeal Association held a large Monday meeting with Mr. C Powell presiding. Captain Leaver urged federalism as a tool to defeat repeal while Sir John O'Connell backed the resolutions urging free campaign funds, universal frankness on intimidation, and active work for repeal amid strong demonstrations for Ireland's independence.
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Repeal AssociaTion
CoxclaraTion Hall
C. Powell
M.P
Leaver
Dundalk
S. O’brien
O'Connell
Peace of
Ireland
Peel
Wellington
England
College-green
Davis
Nation
Duffy
Shackleton
O’connell
Brennan
Byron Collar
Mr. Wallace
New York
Repeal Advocate
America
Union
Mr. O'Connell
Wallace
Association
LOST CHARACTER. A Partridge Shoot Ends in Tragedy and Scorn
A Bristol era column recounts a hunting tale from Fairleigh lodge Wiltshire where a mishap with a pointer dog leads to the death of Ponto and destroys Davenport Brandome’s social standing. Neighbors blame the shooter as the county condemns the act. The tale closes with sale of Fairleigh lodge and Brandome’s reduced status.
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Fairleigh-lodge
Ponto
Wiltshire
Brandome
Mark
Squire Brandome
Yees
Paragon Haint
Davenport
Squire Lumpton
John
Old Pento
County of Wilts
Davenport Brandeme
League and Anti League Movements Reported Across Counties
The article notes large League meetings in Blackburn Stockport and Howia raising funds of £700, £1,013 19s 4d and £150 respectively. Anti League actions spread with numerous county gatherings led by nobles, including Steyning, Huntingdon, Aylesbury, Gloucester and others, with substantial pledges and notable figures like the Duke of Norfolk and Lord Norreys. Also lists railway traffic receipts for major lines.
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Blackburn
Cobden
Bright
Thompson
League
Stockport
Howia
Steyning
Duke of Norfolk
Huntingdon
Aylesbury
Gloucester
Bletsoe
Derby
Oxford
Lord Norreys
Mr. Harcourt
Barton Upon Humber
Carl Spencer
Anti Corn Law League
Lindley Murray
Oakham
Birmingham
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Grand Junction
Paisley
Ayr
Great North of England
London
London and South Western
Blackwall
Greenwich
Brighton
Croydon
Liverpool
Manchester
Leeds
Hull
Associated
Midland Counties
North Midland
Newcastle
Carlisle
Paris
Rouen
Orleans
South Eastern
Dover
Sheffield
York
Behind the Scenes at the Theatre Workshop
In a late night session the cast and stage crew of Mr. Fogg's two act play gather as the author tests parts and fights for cuts. Actors Dirk Pelham Horner and others press for dramatic effects while Miss Horner warns against trimming her scene.
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Mr. Fogg
Mr. Dirk
Mr. Dilk
Miss Pelham
Meg Merrilies
Miss Horner
Fogg
Vincent in pantomime and mourning shops teased by critics
Vincent is described under Mr Fogg's introduction to EvilGen Pudd who stars in pantomime with elaborate costumes and a dangerous ensemble. The piece details his descent in a magical contraption, his stage performance, and the audience reactions, followed by a lengthy mock advertisement about mourning fashions and a public notice on government appointments and the Drury Lane theatre plans.
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Vincent
Mr. Fogg
Poddy
Julius Cesar
Pudd
Spain
Paddy
Ester
House of Lords
Lichfield
Lord Rodney
Winch
Drunve Lane Theatre
Benedict
Drury Lane
Messiéson
Lefler
Stretton
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Foreign Intelligence
Portugal
Duke of
Palmella
Lord Howard
Costa Cabral
Meliantes
Silva Cabral
Don J. de Azevedo
Silva
Senhor Romao
Azevedo
St. Giles’s
United States
the Metropolis
Literary Chronicle
Consurs
Hong Kong
Macao
Prince Talleyrand
Timeserver
BentLey
Scattergood
Hoon
Wadam
Squire
Jacob
Snuire
Shoman
Dawe
Shopman
Pekin
Norwood
Kensal-green
Vale of Tears
Jwitchell
Red Lion Court
Prsons