Foreign Intelligence Briefs From Paris Madrid and Berlin
Paris reports debate over Peel measures and risk of Corn Law repeal affecting the Commons strategy. Madrid notes ministerial changes and stock market shifts as Narvaez resigns and a new cabinet forms. Berlin discusses troop mobilization in Prussia and conscription for Jews in the army amid regional tensions.
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Sir R. Peel
Paris
League
Commons
Chamber of Deputies
Maugnuin
al. Guizot
Winterballer
Toulouse
Duke de Montpensier
Tnfada
Luisa
Spain
Madrid
Pamopolane
Prince de Joinville
Madagascar
London
Orleans
Rouen
Barra
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Bale
Northern
Pampoux
Dieppe
Don Henry
M. Isturiz
Narvaez
House of Rothschild
M. Salamanca
Stock Exchange
M. Casa Temise
M. Casa Inigo
Casa Riera
Casa Remisa
Casa Inigo
M. Duprat
Chamber
Hernoux
Morocco
Tangier
Lpague
Torahim Pasa
Perpignan
Vervet
Havre
Aviznon
Coulogne
Troves
Algeria
Bia
Duke d'Aumale
Courrier Francais
Duke d'Aumele
Marshal Bugeaud
Esprit
Galicia
Posen
Poland
Enya
Paria
Grand Duchy
Mees
Ijtis
Akhbar
Algiers
Constantine
Abd-el-Kader
Bonsads
Friscas
Bedeau
Hamza
Ben Salem
Murder at Pitt's Place leaves master dead and apprentice charged
In Drury Lane a pistol shot killed James Bostock, a brass founder and gun fitter, after a dispute over wages with his apprentice Thomas Wicks. Wicks was captured after evidence linked him to the crime, including a pistol and gunpowder purchases. He confessed to the murder, claimed vindication, and was committed to Newgate for trial.
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Pitt's Place
Drury Lane
Great Wildstreet
James Bostock
Parsons
Porsons
King’s College Hopital
Thomas Wicks
Wicks
Sim
Wickes
Lone
Great Wild Street
Mr. Stone
Spain
Mr. Stan
Stone
Vicky Nvar
Vie
Ander
Pitt'e-place
Drury
Jane
Bow-street
Bur‘tock
Thoman Wicks
Twyford
Afr
Jardine
Samuel Foater
Pitt’s Place
Stein
Witoese
Baaturk
Thomas Goodman
Pitt
Drury-lane
King's College Hospital
Evon
Jon
Frederick Walker
Princes Street
Wilson
Pennyworth
Witless
Hit
Jer
Neven
Morris Hazlett
Chiswell-Street
Finsbury Square
Wat
Shoreditch
Joseph Walker
Trafalgar-street
Walworth
Witneda
Piorca
Ee Hin
Prienrose Hill
Witmas
Harding
Lincoln's Inn Fielda
Edward Mailars
James Stone
Great Wyld Street
Withers
Pocock
Margaret Connell
Ann’s Court
Drury Jane
Prasoner
Witures
Ludger
Vewr
Mynday
Jidin Collar
Jim
Joseph Shampoon
Pierce
Great Queen Street
Wit Nees
Martha Hazlett
Gravesend
Witnens
Witnness
William Pocock
Tom
Yen
Jack Ketch
Duncan
Tls
Newgate
Railway Bills and Standing Orders Reform Debates in Commons
The Lords consider amendments to railway bill standing orders and procedures including references to the Standing Orders Committee, notices, proofs of compliance, and third readings. Debates cover protectionist views, ministerial questions, adjourned remarks, and the latest writs for Nottingham and East Gloucestershire.
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Hovuse
LORDS
Earl of Darnesia
Huma
Standing Orders
England
Leeland
Omer
Reputed Jensen
Gecupoess
Earl of
Court address city prisons and a life ruinous view
A Tuesday court session featured Alderman Wilson condemning city prisons as schools for vice where children jailed for minor offenses are ruined for life. The meeting of Murrat Life Assurance Association at King's Head Tavern reported capital insured £610,175 and surplus £48,015, with local boards in Gloucester Leamington Liverpool and Bath and plans for wider expansion.
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Wilson
P. Laurie
Murrat Live Assurance Association
King’s Head Tavern
Poultry
Godson
M.P
Hardy
Gloucester
Leamington
Liverpool
Bath
Actasrs
C. Douglas
Train accident near Bath endangers several lives
A Great Western mail train between Bath and Box suffered an open track incident with workers on board. Nine people were seriously injured and one later died. The train was delayed about 45 minutes as ambulances carried victims to Bath hospital.
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Bath
Great Westerns Railway
Great Western Railway
Box
Middlehill Tunnel
Liverpool
St. George’s Dock
Black Goree
Cheshire
Mersey
Dowling
Monk
Branch
East India
Mauritius
Society of Vrieuds
Royal Liverpool
Alliance
Prefix
Inverness Potato Riots End as Military Withdrawn
The Inverness riots over potato supply ended without further clashes after large shipments moved smoothly. Authorities performed difficult duties with efficiency. With market ample and a continued supply organized, fear of scarcity should abate and further disturbances unlikely. Gane Laws report notes changes to game sale rules and enforcement, including licensing, records, and penalties.
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Inverness
Lord Dacre
England
Denman bill proposes broader sentences for transportation
Lord Denman’s criminal justice bill would let courts impose transportation sentences for any term not less than seven years and extend discretion to award shorter terms as just. It would repeal part of 4 and A Wim. IV and allow Grand Jury writs to remove indictments, specifying trial counties. Entomologist George Samouline dies suddenly at Tyers Terrace Vauxhall after years of poverty, leaving nine children.
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Dow Cassiddle
Aker
Hasbisson
Vincount Viittens
F. Scott
Sir St. Peel
Hansard
R. Peel
Condie
Ben. Ventleman
Sir R. Peel
J. Graham
Herbert
Alana
Hhis
Westminster
House of Lords
Furthey
Wees
RL Prec
Scott
Constitution
Centleman
Jwe
Pusk Aoman
Canada
Alan
Wann
Mer
HK. Peel
R. Veel
Ferrand Bere
Knaresborough
West Riding
Rishke Bers
Lin
Ane Mei
Gunti Baiute
Miniter
Ferrand
Ward
Mr. Ferrand
Ferranty
Lord Denman
Sven Yeats
Grand Jury
Central Criminal Court
Aady
Stoces
Geonce SamMounur
George Samouile
British Museum
Tyers Terrace
Vauxhall
Manual of
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Pranch
Clamorublico
Ferrol
Don Enrique
Manpaio
Miniatera
Ramon Maria Narvaez
Qurex
Luis Mayans
Alinister
Frederice Roncali
Marquis de Viluma
M. Asturiz
Grace and Justice
M. Tejada
M. Isla Fernandez
Tacon
Ministry of War
General Roncali
Baron Do Meer
M. Cerragerio
Marquis de Vilame
Valencia
Narvatz
Foreign Office
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Tanta
Roncali
Foreign Department
Messrs
Roneali
Miraflores
Castro Y Orozco
Egana
Duke de Rivas
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Marquis de Miradores
Interior
M.topete
Matine
Marquis de Casa Rioja
A. Arazois
Department of Justice
M. Casa Bera
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Julieta
Ithenish
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Frossia
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Nicholas
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Sane
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Suhankhanwella
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The
Wrest
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Hannegay
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Lewis and Clarke
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Conciliation Hall
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Lord Clanricarde
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Father Mathew
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Sassis
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