Plague in Cabul and Return of the Ameer
The Delhi Gazette notes the plague waning eastward and the expected safe return of Dost Mahomed and his family from Cabul. Nawab Mahomed Zaman Khan is praised for kindness to hostages and the sick, earning public gratitude for care of the dead. Political intrigues by the Ameer and his son resume as the disease declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womey
Panjaub
Mahomed
Nawab Mahomed Zaman Khan
Cabul
Hase
Ameer
Wazeer
Mahomed Akbar Khan
Delhi
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE FRANCE LACKS STRENGTH IN QUEEN'S SPEECH
Paris papers report a muted queen speech fail to rally the French cabinet amid opposition calls for stronger declarations. Takings note Queen Victoria’s remarks on royal visits and a cool reception of Guizot, with critics arguing the speech offers little reassurance to either side as Britain and France navigate tensions.
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France
Paris
Count de Jarmse
Count St. Aulaire
Pritchard
Berne de Paris
Louis Philippe
England
Tahiti
Victoria
Spiries
M. Guizot
Pond
Emsnd
Prine
Great Britain
Lemend
Coamvercf
M. Drouin Devours
Accazuis
Uunitevr
Ule Tian
la Ochesia
H Say
Aidreich
Mveans
Windsor
Russa
Aberdeeeting
Liais Joned
Parti
Cald
Ted
Secret Service
Canton
Cutco
Ceres
Sredes
Tcheoyteheon
Spain
Eiawen
Tchao-hing
Po. U
Fener
Rochefort
Lr Fivtve
Butdeanz
Oceania
Austratie
Deke de
Persuss
Cals
Chamber of Deputies
Bates
Soap Tax Repeal Advocated At London Meeting
About 200 people gathered at the London Tavern to petition Parliament for remission of the soap duty. William Hewes chaired, with MPs Pattison Hume and Foster present. Resolutions urged repeal to ease working-class hardship and boost trade, aligning with baths for the poor as a companion measure. A petition form was agreed and widely signed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Hewes
Mr. Pattison
M.P
Hume
M-P
Foster
G. J. Mills
West Middlesex
Biid
Five Bells
Finchley
Samuel Aedy
Rose
de tateTiox
Bank Hesat
East India Dock
Blackwall
Henry
India
Folly House
North Flats
Greenwich Point
Great Britain
Maiz
Mizen
Sbe
Mesera
Fletcher
Limehouse
Incendiary Fire Suspect Commitments In Northam Parish
A woman and her husband faced examination before James Gould and Major Wren on suspicion of setting fire to the Lashbrooks’ house in Northam. The girl confessed she acted under her mistress’s instigation during the master’s absence at Appliedore. The mistress was bailed at £50, husband at £100, with property insured by West of England Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bioppord
Noatuan
Mary Lashibrowk
Mary Hayes
James Gould
Major Wren
Lashbrooks
Captain
Johm Hearley
West of England Insurance Office
Vori
Devon Journal
Blackburn
Witken Cantkinssrea
Brittey
Patrick Markey
Huncoat
Hapwood
William Heaton
John Carl
Blackburn Standard
Cambridge
Tre Roosa Curren
Camden Society
Faulkner
Diocese of Ely
Herbert Jeoner
Fust
Privy Counci
The
Independent Press
Hope
M.P
Trinity Lodge
Joan Urance
St. Faulkner
Cambridge Chronicle
Extensive Fulham fire consumes Walden's works at Exeter-place
A massive blaze raged through Samuel Walden's basket maker and turner premises in Exeter-place Fulham from Tuesday night until noon Wednesday. Fire engines from local and London brigades battled the flames with water from a neighboring brewery. losses estimated at 2000 to 3000 pounds, with Walden largely uninsured. The proprietor of the adjacent brewery aided the effort by providing ample hot water, helping check the spread despite freezing temperatures and heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Walden
Exeter-place
Walham-green
Fulham
Ir. Fogo
Garwood
Regent's Quadrant
London
Walden
Ireland Repeal meeting amid charges on Peel policy
In Ireland the Repeal Association in Conciliation Hall chaired by R D Browne M P discussed Tory policy shifts and education measures for Ireland. O Connell opposed currency changes and praised Rome disavowals of Mr Petre while promising to oppose plans that hurt Protestants. A church vacancy in Clonfert and local patronage disputes were noted, alongside a fresh assassination attempt on Peter Kiernan near Unis town.
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Ireland
Dublin College
Robert Peel
O'Connell
Bank of Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Rome
Hich
Vatican
Mr. Petre
Petry
Reed
Maynooth
Hye
Cleers
Tynagh
Aughrim
Clontuskert
Charles Robinson
Robinson
Contuskert
Clonfert
Bawsuoy
Peter Kiernan
Killywillen
Unis
Mr. Kieruan
Scotland and crime mingle in turbulent era cautions
The Scots press laments government banking threats to Scotland and reports violent crime from Aberdeen to Glasgow. It notes a Free Church dispute, a deadly loch accident, and a daring burglary at Miss Belaney’s Buccleuch Place home with thieves entering via a painted pane and rope, netting cash and papers.
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Scotland
Glagow National Aagea
Robert Perlis
Reiicious Rascott
Free Church
Aberdour
Earl of Moray
Ainslie
Linnany
Apencnomnie
Abercrombie
Royal College Ofs Geons
Edinburygh
Glasgowe Chronicle
Fairburn
George Square
Preoply
Caledonian Mercury
Disorder and retribution across Tipperary and Waterford
In Tipperary reports claim a former tenant was ejected for nonpayment of rent and terror threats were issued by Rolly Maguire's men. A Ballygarteen region man, William Dacey, was killed after being attacked by stone-throwing assailants. In Ballinamulla, a young girl Mary Brennan was found insane after allegedly murdering her mother, with a coroner ruling unsound mind and commitment to Roscommon jail.
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Rolly Maguire
Munpem
Dunnanwar
Tipperary
William Dacey
Ballygarteen
Dacey
Placket de
Placket de Courcie Ireland
Cork
Taachan
Williams
Ballinamulla
Mary Brennan
Foxbrough
Dennia B. Kelly
J.P
Colclough
Dr. O'Connell
Bridewell
Roscommon
Athlone Sentinel
Waterman Comensury
Nicholas M. Power
Enr JP
Faithleg
Waterford
Eaylum
Tragic Hanged Boy At Somerstown Described By Coroner
Report of a 13 year old boy found hanged by a handkerchief in a Cow-jouse at Somerstown Crescent. The Coroner condemns harsh punishments and calls for reward based upbringing. Verdict: death by self strangulation with no wind state proven. Also details of a large fire at the King's Head Tavern in Bridgewise with extensive damage and four hours to extinguish.
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Finlayson
Oriental Steam Navigation Company
Aden
London
Rowland
Union Dock
Limehouse
Lloyd's At
Quebec
Tts
Asormen
Thames
Marshall
Bank of England
Cerrity
Broad Street
Itn
Marshall Aull
Committee of General Business
Mentcat
Heeterhall
James Graham
House of Commons
Hunter
Waking
M.P. de Lynch
Jones
Curtis
Carpue
H. Headgson Ruge
Russ
Simpson
Hiller
Ross
National Association of General Practitioners
Ins
Lynch
Council of the College of Surgeons
Mr. Rugg
Lynch Baring
Exeter Hall
Corosial Cuvaca Society
North London Ladies Association
Music Hall
Store-street
Lord Ashley
Lord Cholmondeley
Messrs
Hughes Hughes
Auvail Merrick
Baptist Noel
Great Western Railway
Paddington
Charles Russell
Russell
Oxford
Cirencester
Gloucester
Cheltenham
Bristol
Exeter
Bristol and
Bristol and Exeter
South Devon
Great Western
Roya
Esrouave Lyssa Iy
Wakley
M-P
Chelsea
Arthur-street
King’s-road
Chelyia
Anne Nancy Laurence
No. 1
Orford-place
Marlborough-road
Warder
Belgrave
Jean
Wakles
Lion Ass Lamb
Drummond-cresent
Somerstont
Tina Press
Crescent
Pantiat
King’s Head Tavern
Bridge-uise
Charles Durrant
Taylor
Johnson
Sedle
Kingston
Richmond
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Foreign Intelligence
Luisa Fernanhe
Corps
Madrid
Ith
Representative Chamber
Narvaez
Chamber For Deputies
Europe Point
Bulwer
Narveez
Greece
Athens
Prince Metternich
Austria
Switzerland
Zurich
Great Council
Diet
Cuixa
China
Jeter
Singapore Free Press
Tas
da. Worrr
Grover
Wolff
Erzeroum
Trebizonde
Teheran
Shiel
Her
Colonel Williams
Roy Atllery
Rubelia
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Constantine
Grand Duke
Michael
Duke de Leuchtenberg
United States
Yorkshire
Bailey
Liverpool
New York
Washington
Texas
Congress
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Barrisburgh
Committee of Ways and Means
Sylvania
Pune
Tar
Sovillanros
Royal Mail Steams Packet Company
Dee
William Hemstey
Tampico
Veras Cruz
Havannah
Honduras
Jansuies
Carthagena
Demerara
Trinidad
Barbadoes
Grenada
St. Thomas's
la Gueayra
Bermade
Santa Anna
Vera Cruz
Lhe Dee
Bermuda
Parsovri
Philip Dean
Buenos Ayres
Miote Vileu
Cty
Buenos
Oribe
Paztecu Y Qees
Handelshlad
Batavia
TEB Metropolis
Chatham
Fe. J
Chatham Dock-Yard
Lenpth
Jerger
Wise
Royal Marines
Charles Munzies
R.H
Kelly
Royal Engineers
Raleigh
Active
Bulldog
Eclipse
Janus
Brompton
Thomas Willshire
K.C.B
Burt
O'Brien
W. H. Sherriff
Board of Admiralty
Arma
M. Creigh
K H.G
Jersey
Casus Wilson
Oy Hangas Canpus
Wilson
Dupre
Godfrey
St. Saviour’s
Royal Court
le Courteur
Westminster
Channel Islands
Guernsey
William Colling
Napier
Batlli Biogelf
Bailli
William Collins
Newcastlia
Dundrum
Prebstow
Heoneh Hetherington
Yorkshire Pit
Standish
Bin
Witness
Preston
Sheffilceld
Pannieipe
Geng Nusim
Creneside
Towa
Thomas Marples
Nestor
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