Debates in the French Chambers and European War Mania
The piece surveys French debates on the address, Thiers as fire eater, and fears of a restored war policy. It criticizes press oppression in France, Thiers silence on civil liberties, and the Right of Search as essential to ending world slave trade. Spain’s Cortes and Espartero receive cautious, pro-regent coverage amid Franco-Spanish tensions.
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Sonnt- Guizot
Europe
Monsieur Thiers
France
Austria
Prussia
Russia
England
St. Petersburg
London
Monsieur
Thiers
de Cetranger
Poland
Paris
Monsieur Roger Collard
War
Monsieur Guizot
Monsieur Billand
Count Polignac
Nonsieur Thiers
Journal Des Débats
Monsieur Duputy
Monsieur Lefebvre
Spain
Monsieur de Beamont
Count Salvandy
Han
Louis Philippe
Queen Christina
House of Orleans
Monsieur de Beaumont
Espartero
Senor ‘Nzales
Interview with Peel and Bengal appointment at Betita House
The Duke of Buckingham spoke with Sir Robert Peel on Wednesday morning. A court of indicators met at Bet Ita House where John Edwardes Lyall was appointed as advocate general in Bengal. A Spain dispatch notes extreme cold in Catalonia freezing wine and brandy as people crossed frozen terrain.
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Duke of Buckingham
Robert Peel
Bet Ita House
John Edwardes Lyall
Bengal
Spain
Catalnia
Arrival of the Queen at Buckingham Palace in state
Report of the Queen and Prince Albert arriving at Buckingham Palace from Windsor in a carriage and four, greeted by hussars and leading court officials. Details follow of privy council meetings, oaths, appointments, and the Queen’s speech preparations with a wide list of attendees.
Resignation of the Duke of Buckingham rocks cabinet
The Duke of Buckingham has resigned from Sir Robert Peel's administration amid a heated dispute over the corn laws. Reports from Morning Chronicle, Times, Post, Herald, and Standard describe the secession, possible replacement by the Duke of Buccleuch, and the broader political implications as ministers plan a cautious revision of the corn law to ensure a gradual, abroad-supported supply of bread corn while protecting domestic agriculture.
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Duke of Buckingham
Peel
Morning Chronicle
James Graham
Chavatry
United Cabinet
Prewler Telah
Nword
Robert Peel
Knatchbull
Lord March
Times
Treasury
Duke of Buccleuch
Times and Post
Morning Herald
Herald
S.ingle
Duke of Baclinwhiot
Robert Peat
Empire
Morning Post
Buckingham
Edward Knatchbull
R. Peel
Robert
House of Commons
House of Lords
Chronicle City
Eee
England
United Kingdom
King of Prussia visits St Pauls and public events
The King of Prussia visits St Pauls with the Duke of Cambridge and bishops, attends a grand anthem and a sermon, then meets the lord mayor at Mansion House and shares luncheon with Mrs Fry. He tours the Mopet Prison Newgate and King's College before museum and Thames Tunnel visits amid crowds and cheers.
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St. Paul's
Prussia
Duke of Cambridge
London
Llandaff
Hale
Dr. Croft
Sion
Israel
Messrs
Hawes
Hobbs
Vaughan
Francis Bailey
Salmon
Tas Deseunst
Mansion House
Fry
Mopet
Russell
Jeff
Newgate
Cope
Maesty
Britis Museum
Earl of Hardwicke
British Museum
Henry Ellis
Frederick the Great
Charles the Twelfth
Sweden
Sir Henry Ellis
Kensington Palace
Palace
National School
Freemasons
Duke of Sussex
Kensington
Thames Tunnel
Baron Humboldt
Baron Maller
Lord Hardwicke
Captain Meynell
Benjamin Hawes
M. I. Brunel
Page
Charlier
John Rennie
Batchelor
M. S. Branel
Middlesex
Isambard Brunel
Wapping
Rotherhithe
Fredk
William the 4Th
Covent Garden Theatre
France replies to Deputies in Moniteur on throne speech
The Moniteur publishes the King of the French reply to the Deputies address. He praises public order and national liberties, urges confidence in France’s future, and warns against secret plots and terror. The report covers budget details, military measures, and parliamentary shifts amid ongoing fortifications and political tension.
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Moniteur
Chamber of Deputies
M. Sauzet
Messieurs Les Deputies
France
M. Isamber
Court of Cassation
Carriule
Paris
Courrier Francais
Marshal Soult
War Office
M. Humann
Journal Des Débats
the Trode
Smuggling Vessel Intercepted and Catalan Political Turmoil
The scene at Tarragona port saw a British smuggling ship seized with the Scorpion under pressure to rescue it, while Abdon Terradas, Barcelona’s republican leader, was jailed for a pamphlet criticizing Espartero’s regency. In Portugal, the January charter proclaimed in Oporto as rebels claim the charter with limited troop support and urban rockets.
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Carthagena
Tarragona
Gibraltar
Abdon Terradas
Republican Party
Barcelona
Figuneres
Girona
Espartero
Ororto
Don Pedro
Oporto
Vezuvio
Lisbon
4Ta
Era
Sr. Cabral
Antonio
Baron de Lorges
Joze
Baron de Santa Maria
Sr. Costa Cabral
Villa Nova
Insurrection in Pariba Shocks BrazilFrontier
Reports from The Brazils detail a major insurrection in Pariba province. The vice president was shot at his window, prompting widespread terror as wealthy residents fled to Pernambuco with valuables. The vice president's wife escaped. intelligence arrived in Liverpool via Capt. Alsop aboard the Rosalie, after the Lt. Salvador brought earlier details.
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Brazils
Liverpool
Alsop
Rosalie
Pariba
Salvador
United States Congress Debates Tariff and Bank Scandal
The Roscoe arrives at Liverpool with New York papers up to January 9. In Washington the House referred the tariff to the committee of manufactures amid protection debates. The Senate discussed the new fiscal plan as Clay opposed it. Arrests linked to the late U S Bank scandal surfaced with Biddle Jaudon and Dunlop summoned on charges of defrauding stockholders.
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Committee of Manufactures
Senate
Washington
Clay
United States Bank
Austen Montgomery
Vaux
Nicholas Biddle
Joseph Cowperthwaite
Samuel Jaudun
John Andrews
Thomas Dunlop
Bank of the United States
Samuel Jaudon
Thomas Dunlap
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Prince Albert
Prince Ferdinand of
Saxe Coburg
Hussars
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C. A. Murray
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the Admiralty
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Walter
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Salisbury
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Exeter
Northampton
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Colonel Grey
Wylde
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Grey
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Lyttleton
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Hampstead
Cardinal Wolsey
Mr. Rothschild
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Royal Castle
Arstex House
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Earl of March
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Lord Stanley
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Earl of Lincoln
Eliot
Chreveland
William Henry Vane
Marquis of
Cleveland
Earl of
Darlington
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Barnard-castle
Baron Raby
Raby-castle
Order of the Garter
County of Durham
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Life-Guards
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