Foreign Intelligence Notes on Europe Africa and Americas
The report surveys France Spain Portugal Holland Russia and America with updates on parliamentary debates in Paris and Algiers operations in Spain Portugal and Holland, rising tensions with Russia and China, economic strains in Spain and Portugal, and military movements in Algiers including Abd el Kader's forces and French deserters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Oued-el-Kibir
Behdah
Medeah
Mostaganem
Oran
Sigand Cirat
Venice inundation devastates streets and palaces
Letters from Italy report heavy rains and flooding in Venice with water covering streets and squares, harming palaces and leaving streets polluted with putrid matter. Genoa protests the harsh sentence given to Marquis Duraggio for taunting a police officer. Denmark’s new sovereign expresses support for press freedom and treats petitions with gracious regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Venice
Augustino Duraggio
Carcere Duro
Denmark
Commercial Society
Survivor and infant die after family tragedy
The sole survivor and a twelve month old child died the next day. West, recently frail, also passed away hours later. Police funded funerals, and the infant was to be raised at their expense. The sergeant had served six years with the metropolitan force and was praised for his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Metropolitan
Perrier
Dalkey
Bay of Dublin
Islo
Alderman Perrin
Dublin
Bethnal-Green
Bethnal-Green Caunches
Fleetstreet
St. Luke
St. John
Bethnalgreen
British Medical Association
Marquis of Normandy
Webster
Dulwich
M. Hall
Akley
Davidson
Pilcher
Grant
Harrison
Howell
Hooper
Farr
Thomson
James Parsons
Bainbridge
Evans
Crisp
M‘ewan
Smith
Bristow
Eales
Wakley
Henry Walker
Thomas Mansfield
Pine Apple Inn
Northowram
Walker
Mansfield
King’s Head
Chapel-street
Thomas Hogarth
Hogarth
John Willock
Mr. Hill
Nilestreet
Willock
John Bowker
Thomas Eastwood
James Lucas
Lucas
Dalton
Leeds
Leicester
Leicester Board
Poor Law Commissioners
Basford, Harley and Bosworth
Als
T. Bottomley
Williamson
Bottomley
Manchester
Tus
Sochist
Joseph Knight
Irwin
Metropolis News Roundup on Travellers Society and Local Politics
The London Coffee-house Ludgate-hill hosted the Comarencian Travellers' Society anniversary with the lord mayor praising members and noting funds spent on relief. Other items report ward alderman shifts, a failed Oberlin Institute grant, Manchester currency concerns, Marylebone police act protests, proclamations of outlawry, and a sorrowful double burial of a sergeant and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comarencian Travellers’ Society
London
Ludgate-hill
Common Council
St. Thomas’s
Pyeee
Aldersgate
H. de Jersey
Re. Mottram Aldgate
W. Mulliers
W. D. Pritchard
Henry Wix
E. Fisher Bassishaw
Hull Terrell
Bishopsgate
W. Johnson
W. Barker
T. Rodgers
ME. Wilkinson
R. Haswell
C. Sally
Lime-street
W. Shearman
D. Cork
Billingsgate
Broad-street
Bridge
Broadstreet
Candlewick
Castle Baynard
Cheap
Coleman-street
Cornhill
Dowgate
Cripplegate Without
Farringdon
Portsoken
Queenhithe
Tower
Vintry
Walbrook
Rodgers
Oberlin Institute
United States of America
Peter Laurie
Thomas Wood
Richard Taylor
Mr. Clarkson
Chamber of, Commerce and Manufactures
Manchester
Bank of England
Manginsone
Marylebone
Chesney’s
Foley-place
Home Department
Lord Normanby
Young
Normandy
Glazier
Marquess of Normandy
Blake
Wall
Hemp
Middlesex
Sessions House
Cherkenwell
Isaac Lloyd Williams
No.8
Newsquare
Lincoln’s-inn
David Davies
John Evans
Richard Watt Walker
Limmer’s Hotel
Conduit-street
Thomas Peters
William Pole Tylney Long Wellesley
Bruton-street
George Shaw
Charles Robert Anderson
Steven's Hotel
Bond-street
John Stulz
Samuel Housley
Thomas Herom Jones
Ranelagh
Belgrave-place
John Howell
Salmon’s Lane
Ratcliffe
John West
Reparation Damages Sought in Auchterarder Presbytery Case
Stringent damages claims were served on the majority of Auchterarder presbytery leaders. The pursuer Earl of Kinnoull seeks 5000 pounds with Robert Young to receive 8000 pounds and 2000 pounds for injury to standing, plus process costs and interest. the case cites unlawful refusal to test Young’s qualifications and to grant trust stipend access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auchterarder
Avcareranver
Earl of
John Fergusop
Monivaird
Thomas Young
Peter Brydie
James Walker
William M‘kenzie
James Thomson
John Reid Omend
Alexander Laird
Andrew Morrison
A. M‘gregor
John
M‘leish
Thomas Miller
Earl of Kinnoull
Robert. Young
R. Young
Auchterardér
House O Lords
Scotland
Birminghadm
Birmingham
May
London
Whateley
Payne
London Police
W. Morgan
John Dyer
George Redfern
Thomas Baker
Henry Bourne
George Whateley
Brearly Payn
Cumberlaind
John Richardson
Hegple Lane
Hatton Roof
Cumberland
Heggle-lane
Thomas Richardson
John Oldcorn
Norman Cragg
Hutton Roof
Henry Howard
Greystocke Castle
Penrith
Lancaster Guardian
Glasgow
Gazar Axtl Cony Law Mezzine
Trades’ Hall
Alexander Johnstone
Shieldhall
James Oswald
John Dennistoun
M.P
James. Moir
A. Grahame
Messrs
Purdie
Pattison
Lang
Moir
Salifax
Agricultural report for December notes weather shift and flooding
The report details a favorable turn in the weather after months of showers and floods across low lands and meadows. Wheat sowing in autumn remains promising, while many clay lands remain uncropped and spring sowing will rise. Oats and potatoes show generally good yields. overall supplies remain ample.
Two Child Deaths From Fire and Hidden Treasure Found
An inquest reports a five year old Edmund Walsh died from clothes catching fire while alone by a hearth. The Preston Observer notes winter fires kill about two children weekly in Preston and warns of parental caution. In Chalford a boy found about two hundred gold coins from Elizabethan reigns while cutting up junk timber for a Christmas fire, sparking local excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Edmund Walsh
Preston
Chalford
Westbury
Perry
Elizabeth
Salisbury Journal
Chartism and the social distress in Carlyle's view
The article reviews Thomas Carlyle's Chartism, analyzing its six main topics from a ten chapter layout. It debates working class condition, the value of statistics, the New Poor Law, and the fate of the lower orders in England and Ireland. The piece laments failed reform and warns of deeper social illness behind protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Reform
Birmingham
Glasgow
England
Carlyle
Useful Knowledge Society
Northampton
Parish of All Saints
Carlisle
Isle of Dogs
Hachman
Ireland
Heaven
Earth
Britain
Max
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
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