French British tensions rise over Guizot speech in Paris
Paris reports describe a heated exchange between French and British cabinets sparked by M. Guizot and Lord Normanby. Correspondents note invitations dispute at the embassy, military funding approved, and financial strains. Madrid and Madrid-adjacent updates warn of Spain's stance on Balearic islands, with French squadron movements and cautious reactions from Spain.
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Paris
At &P
Asa
Guizot
England
Journal Des Debats
Constitutionnel
Siecle
Iituperative Presse
Courrier Brancatis
L'Univers
National
M. Guizot
Great Britain
Napoleon
London
Lord Palmerston
Ivan
Normandy
Ford
M. Guistot
Lord Normanby
Chamber of Deputies
Normanby
Paria
House of Commore
Palmerston and
M. Guizul
Germany
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Dieppe
Stranbore
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Cette
France
Debats
Algeria
Marshal Bugeaud
Presse
Stacle
Montpennier
Madrid
M. Bresson
Balearic Isles
Mabon
Spain
Isturiz
Journal du Havre
Wodeler Elizabeth
Tahiti
Tehili
Royal Navy
Court of Cassation
Manaro
Eipfetry
General Oran
Pezuela
General Conche
General Armero
The
Espanol
Jason
Valenga
Mapuio
Marquia de Torre Orgaz
Apeak
MM. Loren
Maduz
Cortina
Sagasti
MM. Sartorius
Pidal
Finance
Interior
Public Instruction
Justice
Heraldo
Balearic Islands
Duke de Sotomayor
Tacon
el Heraldo
Mediterranean
Swiss butcher's meal ban and Carnival Rome parade tale
Switzer land bans sale of horse and mule meat as authorities permit by law. Rome Carnival pageant recounts diplomats from France and Austria driving Corso in lavish processions amid public sympathy and tension over Cracow, Ferrara, and Cesenatico disturbances. A later note details American and Mexican war coverage with tariff proposals and troop movements from New Orleans to Mexico, plus Ireland aid and anti Rent discussions.
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Italy
Rome
Dobden
Codee Syarquin Pawratadl
Cepitel
Marquin Dragonetti
Cobien
France
Austria
Count Rossi
Corso
Cracow
Ferrara
Cesenatico
Cardinal Grasselini
Natali
Tarnow
M. Natali
Amberica
Mexico
New York
Oxford
Yeaton
Liverpool
Washington
Thia
Washington Union
General Worth
San Luis de Potosi
Taylor
Victoria
Congress of Mexico
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Congress
Treasury
Walker
Logans
Carmen
Gulf of Mexico
Perry
New Orleans
Plates
Tasman
Alvaready
Vera Cruz
Tuaman
San Juan d'Alias
Gulf
St. Domingo
Tranaporte
Scott
Havanna
Pensylvania
Indiana
Illionois
Mississippi
Arkansas
Ireland
Hambler
United States
England
Young
Canada
Craven Head and Spanish emigrants discuss funds
At a meeting the Craven Head group and Mr Cochrane talked with Sir George Grey on sanatory reform and whether funds raised for distressed Spanish emigrants were used appropriately. Cochrane said about £60 to £60 remained and all was distributed among the emigrants. he noted earlier misstatements and thanked the Spanish ambassador and Madrid Queen Regent for support.
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Drury Jane
Cochrane
New Majesty
George Grey
the Sun
Kent
Sussex
Don Juan de Vege
Trona
Delli Ments
Everten
Ambasaador
Spain
Madrid
Koown
London
Tartons
Institution For the Relief of
Freemason's
Sprague
Haverstock
Gve
Covurt Oy Alpermex
Wilson
Badd
Budd
Ieie
Alderman Wilson
Court of Aldermen
Humphrey
R. Ferguson
Londonderry
Court of Common Council
Corporation of Londonderry
Irish Society
Sidney
Spitalfields
Crown and Anchor
Waterloo Town
Bethnal, Green
Hanbury
Avanch
Bretton
Messrs. Bretton and
Pickersgill
Eglintog
Royat Ixprimann von Catpren
Bishopsgate Street
Lord Ashley
Atewarda
A. H. Barclay
Eng
M. Veto
Dr. Weat
A. Barclay
West
F. Sargeant
Kent-street
Southwark
Verry
New Bond Street
Cambridge-street
Golden Square
P. Turnbull
Morgan
Greengrocer
High Street
Shadwell
Carr
Nemedy Griffiths
Reminea
Phanix
Union
G. Wild
Woodstreet
Spa Read
Bermondsey
King James's Stairs
Lower
Towns Association
Statistical Society
St. James's Square
M.P
W. A. Mackinnon
Edwin Pesraon
J. Pilcher
R. D. Grainger
Margulis of
Normanby
Southwood Smith
Exeter Ball
Marquis of Normanby
Lord Lincoln
Abriv
Provincial Manchester Tax Representations and Disasters
From Manchester we report Lord Lincoln’s borough invitation vote results and a London deputation failed. Newcastle fire at Copeland and Jones endangers workers with two deaths. Wrexham area inquest into deaths from an oil tar and turpentine blaze. wreck of Brechin Castle off Mumbles Head with many lost. Winchcombe assault on constable ends with severe wounds.
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Lord Lincoln
Kingstreet
London
Parlica
Newcastle-Upon-Tynh
Nicholas Moody
John Bowman
Thies
Mr. Jones
Copeland
Moody
Bowman
Atsits
W. Peplow
Queen's Head Tavern
Thomas Perry
Chenton
Morgana
Peplow
Ostler
Bwanbea
Mumbles Head
Brechin Castle
Port Adelaide
Coast Guard
Custom House
T. I. Baxter
Cape of Good Hope
Helwicka
Mombles
Port Eyon
Adelaide
Laingland Bay
J.R. Baxter
Nichelle
John Adamson
Robert Robertson
Daniel Lettees
John Payne
William Mills
Andrew Nelson
Cliff
Winchcombh
John Banning
Winchcombs
Cheltenham
Halleswood
Carter
Horace
Winchpoombes
Newman
David Johus
Worcester Justice Victim and Crips Dismissal At Poor Law Board
Old Worcester items recount a violent incident in Winchcombe and a confrontation where a constable is gravely injured while detaining a suspect. It also notes a separate Worcester Poor Law meeting over the dismissal of relief officer William Crisp, with testimony from midwife Ann Poole and a board vote condemning the commission’s action.
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Dalive
Stow-on-the- Wold
Arapemadl al Winckicombes A
Dauii Noel
Jolena
Bia
bin Peck
Banning
Winchcombe
Hhe
Johns
Union
Woucester
Poor Law Commissioners
Crisp
Hhis
HR. Sargeant
Meears
Oaley
Eaton
Grove
Grainger
Spencer
Needham
Jones
Dicka
Pallen
Baker
Norman
Stephens
Sarah Davey
Dovey
Ann Poole
Poole
Elizabeth Scott
Scott
Davey
Perzon
R. Sargeant
R. Otley
William Crisp
Worcester
W. Crisp
Waas
Commissionera
Distress in Kilmoe Parish and Conciliation Hall Notes
A Dublin report quotes Richard Notter praising Kilmoe Crookhaven as Ireland’s remote parish amid severe distress. The letter, dated Rock Island Crookhaven Feb 17, describes fever and famine, with coffins, corpses, and relief struggles. The Conciliation Hall meeting features Mr Steele and Secretary Hay discussing O Connell, Galway, and Nepeal loyalty amid repeal aims.
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Coast Guarda
Doauix
Conciliation Hall
Steele
Hay
Joseph Henry Dunn
Dunn
Galway
Heer
Universal Ireland
O'Connell
O'Conoel
M'Kenna
Ray
Cambridge
Prince Albert
Prince Consort
Nepeal
Ireland
Mr. Steele
John Bodkin
M.P
Meany
Crean
Young Ireland Party
W.S. O'Brien
Fitzpatrick
Monshan
Air. Dely
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