Foreign Intelligence Notes and European Crises
The journals discuss Lord Palmerston and Lord Normanby amid Spain Portugal unrest and free trade debates. Paris stock moves and prices. debates over Guizot’s policy. a violent press landscape. a marriage tragedy in La Creuse. Spain Portugal military and political shifts. Italy and Portugal dispatches. and American Mexican news including troop plans and tariff tweaks.
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Patmeraton
Spain
Portugal
Count de Montemolin
Dom Miguel
Chnistera
Bevne Des Deux Amondes
Fes
Bank of France
Paris
Journal Des Dedats
Constitutionnel
Siécle
Vituperative
Presse
Courrier Francais
Commerce
Réforme
L' Univers
National
M. Guizot
Great Britain
Napoleon
Actus
England
London
Lord Palmerston
la Presse
Normanby
M. Guezottas
Chamber of Deputies
Lord Normanby
Sho
Normandbry
Ari
Stong
MM. Guizot
Bern
Guizot
Fepoque
Echo Des Agriculture
France
House of Commons
Palmerston and
M. Gaizol
Germany
Tueday
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Beols
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Dieppe
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Cette
la Crease
Howe
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Public meeting on rate paying clauses of Reform Bill in St Pancras
A Monday evening gathering in Gordon Street Rooms, Gordon Square, discussed repealing rate paying clauses of the Reform Bill. Speakers outlined how these taxes disenfranchised many households, and a vote of thanks followed the chair’s remarks.
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St. Pancras
Ventry Rooms
Gordon Street
Gordon Square
Electors of
Westminster
Ms. C. Cochrane
Craven Head
Drury Jane
Afr
Cochrane
Kent
Sussex
Don Juan de Vaga
Madrid
Unclear financial report ends meeting on health measures
The document records a financial report noting receipts of £697,126 9s 3d and expenditures of £545 11s 0d leaving a balance of £616 20s 3d. Association liabilities to publishers stood at £191 19s 8d, reduced by £40 for unpaid subscriptions to £150. Thanks were offered to the chairman and the lordship hoped anniversary measures on health of towns would be carried out. the meeting then adjourned.
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Freemason's
Sprague
Haverstock
Wilsop
Badd
Budd
Alderwan Wilson
Uetore
Wilson
Bedd
Court of Aldermen
Afr
Humphrey
R. Ferguson
Londonderry
London
Court of Common Council
Corporation of Londonderry
Irish Society
Sidney
Spitalfields
Crown and Anchor
Waterloo Town
Bethnalgreen
Hanbury
Afr. Avach
Bretton
Messrs
Bretton and
Picheregu
Eglinton
Brunswick Savane
G. I. Mills
Elephant and Castle
King’s Road
Camden Tows
Henry Smith
Foundling Estate
Brunswick Square
St. Pancreas
T. H. Cooper
Childrex
Bishop Agate Street
Lord Ashley
A. H. Barclay
M. Veto
Eng
Ds. Weat
Delean
A. Barclay
Friends
S. M. Veto
Dr. Went
Crook
Baillie
Eay
Willshire
Beq
Delman
F. Sargeant
Kent Street
Southwark
Verry
New Bond Street
Cambridge Street
Golden Square
P. Tarpbell
Morgan
Preengrocer
High Street
Shadwell
Carr
Griffiths
G. Wild
Woodstreet
Sparead
Bermondsey
Coal Whippers Register Office
King James's Atairs
Lower Shadwell
Analeim
Hzarra Oy Towns Association
Statistical Society
St. James's Squere
W. A. Mackinnon, Esq
M.P
Edwin Pearson
J. Pilcher
R. D. Grainger
Marquis of Normanby
Southwood Smith
Eseier Hall
Lord Lincoln
George Grey
Dove Tippa
Probing Wilshire Candidate Bid Sparks Committee Vote
A Manchester meeting of Lord Lincoln's committee discussed inviting Lord Lincoln as a candidate for the town. A deputation to London followed, with reports that he declined. a later check suggests he will not stand. In Newcastle there is a fatal fire at Copeland and Jane chemists causing multiple deaths.
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Spain
Senate
d’Altamire
Francisco de Paula
Manuro
Chamber of Deputies
General Oras
Pezues
Madrid
General Concha
General Armero
Espenol
Hus
Dom Miguel
Baiosic Islands
Iba
Wmanchester
Lord Lincoln
Kingstreet
Earl
London
Tincalo
Newcastle-Upon-Tynd
Copeland and
Jane
Nicholas Moody
John Bowmen
Mr. Jones
Haring
Mr. Copeland
Moody
Bowman
Newtown
Slyman
Oak
W. Peplow
Queen's Head Tavern
Thomas Perry
Clentin
Morgan
Piplow
Nome Meone
Swansea
Mumbles Head
Brechin Castle
Port Adelaide
Coast Guard
Custom House
T. R. Baxter
Abs
Cape of Good Hope
Helwicka
Port Eyon
Daniel Letters
John Payne
William Milla
Andrew Nelson
Steward Mare
John Gow
David Minais
Daniel Fallis
David Reed
Josk Jack
James Scott
Winterbottom
Whitterbottom
Fairburn
Peay Cheltenham
Haileswood
Agein
Carter
Winchcombe
Newman
David Johns
Stow-on-the-Wold
Trotman
Lac
Light Division
Martech
Avidin
Distress in Kilmore Crookhaven and Irish Conciliation Hall notes
From Rock Island Crookhaven dated Feb 17 a magistrate reports Kilmore Crookhaven extreme southwestern Ireland where nine miles beyond Cape Clear the parish covers Misen Head and Bottom of Ptolemy. Distress grows as wages fail and fever dysentery spread. relief is tiny with few helpers and coffins used for burials. Also Conciliation Hall updates with Mr Steele and Mr Dunn discussing O Connell and Galway election amid government relief concerns and Repeal loyalty.
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Awdheida
Mexico
New York
Oxford
Yeaton
Liverpool
Giles
Washington
Washington Union
Worth
San Luis de Potosi
Taylor
Victoria
Congress of Mexico
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Congress
Walker
Vorth
Gaulls
Laguna
Carmen
Gulf of Mexico
Perry
New Orleans
Tasman
Alvarads
Vera Cruz
San Juan a'Uilca
Gulf
St. Demings
Scott
Hevanna
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Willanois
Mississippi
Arkansas
Ireland
Foo
United States
Trish
England
Young
Canada
Skibbereen
Coast Guarda
Duszix
Conciliation Hall
Steele
Hay
Air
Joseph Henry Dunn
Dunn
Galway
Mr. Steele
Alan
Aniversal
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connell
M'Kenna
Ray
Cambridge
Prince Albert
Hia Cole
Prince Conaort
Repeal Association
Hias
Theas
John Bodkin
Meany
Aly. Creag
Wen
Young Ireland Party
W. S. O'Brien
Fitzpatrick
Monahav
Air. Daly
Ald
The Storming of Badajoz A Peninsula War Review
A detailed critique of the Peninsular campaign's siege of Badajoz. The author examines officer conduct, discipline, and foraging abuses, and questions whether soldiers’ violence and pillage reflected moral failure or wartime pressure. The passage describes the assault, casualties, and the brutal breach of the fortress amid fierce carnage.
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William Grattan
Henry Colburn
Grattan
Ibia
Connaught Ranger
Grattani
Levst
Fe Laveau
Grattavia
Heyes
Newberiy
Bacajnz
Mr. Gruda Liner
Saich
Geri Gol
Cris
Sulovera
Badajoz
Akatl
Cambridge University Gossip on Chancellorship Rumor
From Mre. Gamp at Cambridge to Mre. Harris in London. Hearing that the Ear of Powis was a candidate for the Chancellorship. Percy had to wife a lady of the House of Clits and Alma Mater, tists they nap. Ts getting in the Family way.
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Cambridge University
Mre
Gamp
Cambridge
Harris
London
Ear of Powis
Percy
House of Clits
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