French Fleet Preparations and Eastern Expedition Report
The piece notes a division of the French fleet likely to sail for the Levant under a rear admiral. It also reports Algiers dispatches, army movements toward Maison Carree, and returning Arabs from Abd el Kader’s earlier invasion. In America, midshipman H. S. Jackson faces trespass charges in Salem with a bail adjustment and habeas corpus discussion follows.
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Levant
Algiers
Coleah
Medeah
Maison-Carree
Parchappe
Abd-el-Kader
Metidja
H. S. Jackson
Grattan
Court of Common Pleas
Essex County
Saston Post
Shaw
Jackson
Frey
Metropolis Alderman Court Debates Elections and Public Losses
The Metropolis court sessions address Coleman street ward poll results for Mr. Cousins amid residency and scot disputes. The Common Council discussion covers magisterial duties, charity pleas for Captain Hewitt's crew, and thanks to naval officers for Syria operations. Parliamentary meetings push tariff reform and import duty reductions. Local appeals touch Waterloo Bridge toll cuts and London alms houses for watermen.
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Alderman Copeland
Court of Common Council
Court of Aldermen
Cousins
T. Wood
Marriott
Wells
Karreem Khan
Delhi
Mohabut Khan
Grindlay
Peter Laurie
Stacey
Stevens
Major Rabe
George Stevens
Captain Hewitt
Matthew Clarke
Hewitt
Coal, Corn, and Finance Committee
Mgr
Wire
Robert Stopford
Charles Napier
Charles Felix Smith
Royal Marines
Syria
Peacock
London
Archibald Hastie
M.P
Edward Struit
Esq
Robert Hutton
Benjamin Hawes
Thomas Thornely
Viscount Melbourne
Henry Warburton
Robert Steuart
Edward Ellice
William Ewart, Esq
Mark Philips
Edward Strutt
Tooke
Warburton
Lord Brougham
Charles Lemon
Geo. Staunton
Pendarves
Thornely
Hutton
T. Duncombe
Leader
Hume
M. Wood
Dreadful Hospital Assault in Sussex Hospital
In Sussex, at the county hospital, William Craig was badly wounded by fellow patient William Clark with a razor during a room confrontation. Craig's condition was serious but improving. Clark was restrained as possibly insane. Magistrates heard the case and ordered precautions for Craig’s testimony.
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Brighton
Atremmfted Munbden
Sussex County Hospital
Williams
William Craig
William Clark
Clark
Craig
Armstrong and Bernard vie for King’s County seat at Tullamore
The nominating election in King’s County unfolded at Tullamore with Andrew Armstrong of Gallon Priory arriving at Altpatten clock in a showy procession amid a large freeholder turnout. Thomas Bernard followed soon after with supporters as the high sheriff presided over the proceedings.
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Kine
Egctron
Dusuim
Gannaiasien
King’s County
Tullamore
Andrew Armstrong
Gallon Priory
Altpatten
Freeholders
Thomas Bernard
Castle Bernard
Armstrong
William Garrett
Armstrong and Bernard contest county seat in Dublin district
In a county court house gathering, Mr Armstrong, backed by supporters of the Whig side, is nominated to represent the county in parliament, with Mr Bernard of Castle Bernard opposing. Armstrong pledges reform, suffrage expansion, and opposition to Lord Stanley’s Registration Bill, while Bernard proclaims service to the people. Polls show Armstrong leading. further voting set for Monday morning.
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Tooke
Leader
M.P
Dillon
Taylor
F.R.S
Atkinson
King's College
Smith and Cos
Coutts's
Lord Brougham
Duke of Somerset
Society For Promotine Practica Destex
Saville-house
Leicester-square
W. Ewart, Esq
Right
H. Labouchere
Joseph Hume, Esq
J. A. Yates
J. Morison
W. Hutt
Thomas Wise
Mr. Mouchet
British and Foreign School Society
Mencens
Dale
Watts Wilkinson
Charles Ammersley
Park-crescent
Regent’s Park
Hammersley
Marylebone-lane
Tedman
Polytechnic Institution
Thompson
Brentford
Metropolitan Anti-Bridge Toll Association
Waterloo
Southwark
Vauxhall
Byng
Kemble
Pattison
B. Wood
Ewart
de Lacy Evans
Mr. Palmer
John Milner Gibson
James Shears
Robert Forest
A. Pellutt
J. Grissell
Veitch
Mr. Sherman
W. G. Horder
W. Williams
Thomas Pocock
Henry Cope
Association
Downing-street
Grovce
Church of St. George the Martyr
House of Commons
Boxer
Hearn
Longmore
Day
House ‘of Commons
Thos. Duncombe
Earl of Stanhope
House of Lords
Dayiet Wuirtte Hanvey
Daniel Whitle Harvey
Police Committee
Aldermen and Common Council
Home Office
Waterloo Bridge
Waterloo Bridge Company
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Morgan
Watermen
Liestermen
Alus
Penge
Sydenham
Thames
Watermen’s Company
John Dudin Brown
Horselydown
Corporation of London
Queen’s Watermen
Bostock
Bowring
Hertfordshire
Burrat
Shire Hall
Hertford
Lord Dacre
Liverpool
Glasgow
Society of Glasgow
Nickel
Johnstone
Mr. Potter
Chapman
Brocklebank
D. Gibb
G. Grant
Mc Dougal
Messrs
Potter
Grant
Rankin
Higgin
Whitehead
Henderson
Watson
Rotherham
Liverpool Standard
Manchester
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Carpenter’s Hall
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England
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Bolton
Frost
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Jones
Preston
Preston Church
Brighton
London Road
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Woolwich
London
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Earener
Teenwich
O'Moore
Cloghan
Edmond Moore
James Rolleston
J.P
Mr. Armstrong
Armstrong
Lloyd
Bernard
Castle Bernard
Drought
Max. Armstrong
Lord Stanley
Ireland
Europe
O'Driscoll
Westenra
Tullamore
Lord Morpeth
Corporation
Snan
Common Council
Corporation of Dublin
Shaw
Lyndhurst
Butt
Shaw Inondon
Dupuy
Theatre Royal
Dublin
Duke of Leinster
Lord Keane
Ghuznee
Cork
Limerick
Lee
Daniel O'Connell
Kilrush
Stanley
Unstex Reform Association
Belfast
Porics
Dustry
Alderman Darley
Alderman Fleming
College Street
Mgr. N. Fitzsimon
Darley
Dusiix
Perrin
Globe
Royal Exchange
Marquis of Kildare
Mr. Purcell
Lord Cloncurry
Lord Carew
Heaven
Spa
T Stanhope
America
Portugal
Ben
Yebany
France
Facelini
Libul
Newgate
Gibbon
West Indies
National
Uliar
Half yearly meeting reveals dividend and safety record for Glasgow line
The Glasgow Paisley and Ayr Railway Company reports a 19s per share dividend after opening in August with no passenger accidents. Line usage shows 165,689 Ayr trips and 247,848 on the joint line to December 31, plus January totals of 28,000 Ayr and 43,457 joint riders. A separate note describes a remarkable snowy incident and a coroner’s discussion of a Canadian revolt.
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Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr
Glenlivet
Alexander M‘leop
Panbride
Alexander M‘leod
Presb
Upper Canada
Donald
Inverness
Dundee
Earl Grey Dock
Alexander
Scotland
George
Amherst Island
Kingston
Niagara
Guards
Angus
Niagara Volunteers
McKenzie
Toronto
Forfarshire
Kenzie
Dontrose Review
Tre Moxsyrep Man A Novel Review and Excerpt
A Horace Smith review notes the London Colburn release Tre Moxsyrep Man as a remarkable novel. It surveys the narrator’s rise from wealth to philosophy, contrasts bankers and moneyed culture, and includes satirical passages on Beau Brummell and slavery debates.
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Horace Smith
London
Colburn
Poole
Mr. Poole
Armit
Mr. Davis
Mark
Fragmented Tales of Savage State and Duchess Courtesies
The text presents a string of odd anecdotes and misread dialogue. Voltaire’s savage state is mocked with irony, while a poor woman waits outside a theater. A milliner’s apprentice frets before a duchess and seeks approval for bold lines, hoping for divine thanks.
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Voltaire
Marcu
Inretteer
Cheltenhall
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