The Punjab and Cashmere Crisis Report From Bombay Times
Dispatches describe Allied forces advancing toward Cashmere from Lahore and Jullundur as Sir John Littler and Brigadier Wheeler move across the Chenab. They note Ghola b Singh’s shaky control, Sheik Emaumood Deen’s surrender efforts, and the Lahore government’s shifting power while British troops prepare to quell insurrection and secure the Punjaab frontier.
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Indira
Indian Overland Mail
Bombay
Express
Marseilles
Tahoe
London
India
Fada
Meclvea
Elphinstone
Arthur Hay
Hardinge
Cashmere
C. Napier
Punjaub
Scinde
Sir Charles
Latombay Fusiliers
Ghoolab Singh
Emaumood Deen
Gholab
Lahore
Tej Singh
Ghloab
Littler and
Wheeler
Jamoo
Gholabia
Ilszarab
Ranjeet Singh
Sheik Emaumood- Deen
Sir John Littler
Bakree
Moultan
Punjaab
Afghanistan
Pcunjaub
Bombay Times
Brigadier Wheeler
Jullundur Doab
Bukree Wallah
Chenaub
John Littler
Seealkote
Bas
Foot Artillery
Her Majesty
80Th Foot
Haish
C.B
Bimbur
Lawrence
Gholab Singh
Naoshera
Brougham
Edwardes
Nicholson
Wroughton
Sheik Ewanmood- Deen
Harree Parvut
Fuqueer Oola Khan
Rajouree
Rabeem Oola Khan
Edwards
Naoshers
Sheik
Misr Bhagwan Singh
Movitan
Sagadmua Dewao Sawan Mull
Dewan
Modrej
Umritsi
Nearawest
Pinjore
Loodiana
Lord Gough
Noorpoor
Hardings
Lord Elphinswee
Simla
Eefety
Jullundur
Sth
Phulleor
Ferozepore
More@abad
Goruckpore
Jullundor
Vth
Loodiane
Jullan
Frontier movements and a Chinese clash reported in India and Macao
Descriptions of troop movements at Loodiana Kangra and Meerut with Sikh regiments forming and frontier measures underway. A Chinese port confrontation at Macao recounts tax resistance, boatmen clashes, and governor-led relief actions in the bazaar amid threats to fire if supplies not opened. An elephant attack near Rathoongodde results in a near-fatal chase and a post-mortem for a companion.
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Dor
Loodiana
Abbott
Kangra
Phalloor
Hosbeearpoor
Mookeriaa
Doab
Macao
Senhor
Joao Maria Ferrarra da Amaral
In re Smith and Surgical Ether Inhalation Discovery
A long letter defends a report as misrepresented and presents a detailed account of ether inhalation experiments to render dental surgery painless. James Rowinson, surgeon dentist, describes apparatus, patient experiences, and multiple operations with rapid recovery, urging humane use and caution against unsafe trials.
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British and Foreign Medical Journal
Weekly Chronicle
Dr. Boott
Ana
Alerp
Aleep
Nooth
Elphick
Castle Street
Oxford Street
Betropolitan Free Hospital
James Rowinson
Gower Street
A Calendar for Sunrise Sunset and Tide Times in Britain
A dated calendar outlines how to compute sunrise and sunset adjustments by latitude, lists high water times at London Dock and major ports with offsets, and notes weekly religious lessons and subscription terms. Includes January calendar notes, quarter sessions, Epiphany dates, and Office address at 337 Strand.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hall
Milford Haven
Hright
Svunday
Iaaiah xli
Matt. K
Isaiah Willi
Shaye
Torapay
Tuurspay
Parvay
Satonwar
Sonnay
Strand
The Weekly Chronicle New Year Greeting and Reflections
The Weekly Chronicle offers readers a New Year greeting and a note on mutual gifts. It reflects on past political events such as the Corn Law Repeal and White administration, then promises continued independent, adequate reporting and scrutiny of men and measures in the year ahead.
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Robert Peal
Theas
Weekly Chronicle
The Arms Epidemic In Ireland Epidemic Fear Fades
The papers once alarmed by Irish gun fears now largely deny cause for alarm and insist on precaution. Government reports show only about 3,000 extra firearms made for Ireland, mostly fowling pieces, suggesting defensive needs. The piece argues coercion alone cannot curb the armament tendency and stresses protecting life and property by other means.
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London
British Buseum
England
Benjamin Skillman
Echo
C.G
C. G
J. B
Someratt-house
J. K
J. O
Asia Parochial Charities
J. Parker
Sheffield Inensis
T.F.C
Ireland
Birmingham
T Ia
Case of the Nortes and the widow’s custody dispute
A report recalls a prior custody proceeding before Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce concerning a widow converted to Catholicism. The case involves the removal of restrictions on visitation and critiques a Morning Contemporary’s errors about law and religious upbringing, with mention of appeal to Lord Conenham and the knight Bruce decision.
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Knight Bruce
North
Lord Conenham
Court debates Catholic faith and guardianship in a former case
The article reviews a Cottenham case where the Court of Chancery intervened in a deceased father’s children’s upbringing. It discusses whether a Roman Catholic tie or Protestant status determined the ruling, and cites Shelly’s atheism as precedent for Court guardianship to protect a child’s religious upbringing.
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Lord Cottenham
Equity
Bia
Court of Chancery
Shelly
The Presidents Message in Seven and Thirty Words
A quick note on the Presidents Message reduces its content to a seven and thirty word summary. The piece mocks readers who seek a fuller summary while urging attention to the message and its call to unity under traditional American norms.
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America
What Tenant Right Means to Landlords and Farmers
A letter questions the meaning of Tenant Right in agrarian debate. It argues the term is unclear beyond a copyhold notion and warns against accepting a fashionable phrase without a precise definition. The writer urges a clear definition from the Farmers' Club and Mr Shaw to assess benefits for landlords and tenants.
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Farmers’ Club
Shaw
Priery
Farmery Club
Council of the
New Zealand Charter and Home Government Policy Analyzed
A colonial overview discusses three key documents from Britain on New Zealand governance. It critiques the proposed division between Colonial Lands and Aboriginal Lands, warns against English real property law imposed on natives, and urges patience with the liberal charter while anticipating debates over native rights and colonial allegiance.
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New Zealand
Lord Stanley
Canada
A Quack Monarch in London Debated by Press
A reader notes the Conde de Montemolin viewed as a quack king by the Morning Post and others, criticizing papers for detailing his London visits and audiences. The piece mocks royal pageantry and questions official recognition of a pretender to the Spanish throne.
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London
Paris
Mons, Soyer
Reform Club
France
Council of Ministers
Toileriee
England
Kinga
Conde de Montemolin
Spain
Morning Post
Times
the Chronicle
Sheriff Kennard
Sheriff Challin
Tilleard
Conde de Montemelio
Humphrey Clinker
The
Conde
Morning Chronicle
Farmer's Club to Debate Tenant Right Policy
The Council of the Farmer's Club will discuss tenant right due to diverse opinions among agriculturists. Lead member Mr Shaw has given notice to bring the matter before the committee in hearings, aiming to consider its implications for lords and tenants.
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Farmer's Club
Shaw
The New Principle In Poor Rates
Aged discussions on poor rates in Ireland critique owner claims to pay rates via improvements or wages. The piece argues for a guarding board to oversee improvements and prevent evasion, condemning wage-based rate payments as fraud-prone. It covers parliamentary notices, opposition rumors, and public commentary on party strategy and canvassing in Manchester.
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Ireland
Labering
England
Smithfield
Moulba
Jabour
Board of Guardians
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