Geneva Insurrection Crushed Amnesties Promised Amid Turmoil
A Geneva uprising on the 13th and 14th led to barricades and clashes near the Kaubourg St Gervais. The council of state announced an amnesty after negotiations with armed citizens, while insurgents demanded withdrawal of a private search bill, disbandment of embrigades, and past amnesty. Reports note deaths in the night affray and a guarded but improving order by the 15th.
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Bourge Adde
Geneva
Kaubourg St. Gervais
Conavia
Hives
Fournier
Fech
Hételie Vale
Council of State
Hotel de Ville
Representative Council
Grand Council
Faubourg St Gervais
Quartier St. Gervais
Federal of
Great Council
Peculiar position of a ship's company alone upon the ocean
A Liverpool Times summary notes the expulsion of Mr Gordon, England's Paraguay representative, after he pressed vaccination work in Paraguay against warning. Five consuls, succeeding Dr Francia, objected to meddling in medical practice, and Gordon was ordered to leave the republic for vaccinating freely despite cautions.
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Alexander Slidell Macxenzie
North Carolina
Gordon
England
Republic
Paraguay
Jenner
Mr. Gordon
Francia
South America
Liverpool Times
Death by self action in canal tragedy shocks town
A young woman, led by Hopkins and Cooke, attempted suicide at a canal bridge but was prevented then lured to a bed. She later drowned near Salmon's lane after being left by Cooke. Coroner condemns Hopkins for seducing her and jurors urge higher bridge walls. Over 300 gather outside Hopkins’s home as police guard him.
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Spitelfields
East Smithfield, &c
Opellets
Hackney
Poplar
Limehouse
Mileend
Shadwell
St. George
Shoreditch, &c
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Kensington
Chelsea
Hanover-square
Westminster
St. Martin-in-the- Fields
St. James
St. Marylebone
St. Pancras
Islington
St. Giles and St. George
Strand
Holborn
Holborn, ‘Clerkenwell, St. Luke, East London, West London
St. Saviour
St. Olave
Bermondsey
St. Geor
Southwark
Newington
Lambeth
Camberwell
Rotherhithe
Greenwich
Cleneyman Kitrep
Royal Free Hospital
Gray’s Inn Road
Wakley
Edward Drax Free
Verulam
Gray's Inn
Thomas Hill
Ellen Lee
Edward Rolls
Rolls and Co
St. James's Road
Old Kent Road
Syaktey
Genteman
Sutton
Bedfordshire
Southampton Place
New Road
Thomas Pickard
Patience Priestwell
Hoge
Gowerstreet
Hogg
Charles Arrowssmith
Devonshire-street
Queenequere
Payne
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Mary Eliza Oliver
Hornsey Road
Holloway
Julia Squire
Thridport
Place
New North Road
Mary Ann Croker
Crowncourt
Wellasley
Barbicay
Baker
Middlesex
London Hospital
Henry Boddy
Princes-street
Whitechapel
Sarah Potts
Anernod
Seconth
Caroline Gillius
Garden-place
Bethnal-green
Scicror
Freemasons'’armé
Salmon’s Lane
Elza Nutley
York-terrace
Stepney
Lord Exmouth-arms
Cooke
Conke
Canal Bridge
Salmon's Lane
Hopkins
Regent's Canal Company
Bopkins
BRIGHTON AFFRAY TRIAL BEGINS AMIDST CROWDS AT TOWN HALL
In Brighton a large crowd gathered as William Hervey Thorpe a private in the 4th dragoons faced re examination for the night of the affray. Magistrates refused bail. remand until Friday. The injured policeman Young remains unfit for removal per hospital certificate.
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Brighton
Armay
MiLi Tanyard
William Hervey Thorpe
4Th Dragoons
Mr. Bosseii
Heaviaide
Strode
Willard
Slight
Bessevi
Daly
Blistol
Bristol Anti-Cornlaw League
Broadmead
George 'S'Homas
Eng
Thomas Field Gilbert
Manchester
Thomas Davies
Gilbert
R. M. Ring
Lary
Trevachan
Pembrokeshire
Lampeter
Whitland
Carmarthenshire
Rebekah
St. Clears
Welshman
Croft
Bunatary Axp Mrapen
Lincolnshire
Elizabeth Evinson
Ann Fairweather
Wainfleet
Skegness
Thomas Johnson
Henry Hersy
Assizes
Boston Herald
Durhael
Mehby
Duran
Auckland Castle
Blythe Hurst
Boshnod
Winlatum
Durham
Winlaton
Archdeacon ‘Thorpe
Maltby Arosal
Wardell
Douglas
Wickham
Hurst
Elo
Davies
Gateshead
Maltby
Blurst
Aucklaad
Garrigill
Alston
Layeuck
County of
Notable Merits and Odd Crimes in Lancashire and Nearby Areas
A narrative lauds Blythe Hurst for steadfast learning under hardship and praises mutual honor. Reports of sheep theft at Hornby Castle ends with three fatalities and a suspect’s arrest, while a Brinkleay man imitates a regimented officer, later fined and jailed for illegal uniform possession. A Pendleton murder in 1870s is recounted with a long postscript about executions and a later confession by an elderly man. A case in Weecastle features Major Sullivan mocked by the court for a blunderbuss defense.
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Blythe Hurst
Lancaster
O'Neil
Hornby-castle
Lamb
Walker
Macclesfield
Lot Faulkner
Brinkway
Regiment of Foot
Stockport
Robert Johnson
Faulkner
Newall
Heaton Norris
Knutsford House of Correction
Chrestee
Munpenga
Littlewood
Brunswick Chapel
Pendleton
Margaret Marsden
Hannah Partington
Chapelstreet
Salford
James Ashcroft the Elder
David Ashcroft
James Ashcroft the Younger
William Holden
John Robinson
Baron Richards
Ashcrofts
Robinson
Holden
John Holden
Egypt
Wewcastle
Daniel Keane
James Sullivan
Alajor Sullivan
Cullinagh
Sullivan
Limerick Chronicle
Coleraine Poll Result Delivers Narrow Boyd Win
In Coleraine the borough election closed Friday with Dr. Boyd defeating Bruce 100 to 81, a 22 vote majority. A Repeal Association meeting read a Boston letter from Judge James noting Boston Association funds of 50 dollars amid ongoing trade depressions. The message critiques spirit of British rule and calls for pacific constitutional action.
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Duatis
Coleraine
Boyd
Bruce
Twe Symentaisens
Repeal Association
James
Boston
Boston Association
the Friends of Ireland
America
Jones
Benton
Senate of
United States
England
Ireland
Judge James
House farces and figures in the Commons gallery chatter
A vivid sketch of a session in the House of Commons with remarks on Peel Gladstone and Palmerston. The piece notes legislators and peers like Cobden Ferrand and Budggett while lampooning their appearances and temperaments, all amid talk of church measures and political maneuvers. It closes with a portrait of Sir Charles Napier and naval matters teased in the chamber.
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Dorsity
House of Commons
Peel
Wallian E Gladstone
Board of Trade
Mint
Arto
Stanley
Gladstone
Liverpool
Palmerston
Fanny
Grean
Temple
Melbourne
Lyndhurst
D'Israeli
Vorses
Ben D'Terueli
Ben
Robert Peel
Peter Borthwick
Nest
Hagens
Peter
Carlton Club
Thames
Bowring
Stuart Wortley
Lord Wharncliffe
Lord Morpeth
Yorkstire
Hume
Joe
Huma
Canning
Rechewaer
Thomas Fremartle
the Treasury
Ferrand
Condes
Cobden
Aod
Manchester
Viliers
Lancashire
Chorley
Cullen
George Byng
Mid Wesex
Pitt and Fox
Sir Francis Burcett
Francis
George Bing
Aaron
Muntz
Sir Charles Napier
Bors
St. Jean d'Acre
Charles
Birroneé
Aireté
Gtc
Literary Chronicle review of a Bristol riots book
A harsh critique of a London publication on Sir Ronear Peen and the Bristol riots. The reviewer calls the book poorly arranged and overly slanted, preferring the author’s sketches to the newspaper view, and notes the surface accuracy but weak spirit. The piece damns the book as balderdash and cites inferior prior works.
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Ste Ronear
London
N. H. Cotes
Bristol
Balderdash
Filial devotion praised in Miss Mitford's pleasant memories
A critic hails Miss Mitford for portraying an aged father in her Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands. The piece notes the daughter’s constant care, evenings spent with him, and the mutual blessing of sacrifice. The review highlights the father as a noble, benevolent figure with silver hair and a pristine countenance.
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Farbery
London City
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Committee For Relief
Caledonian Mercury
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