Syrian coast occupation and Syria crisis report
The narrative covers the blockade on the Syrian coast being raised, Ibrahim Pasha's ill health and Damascus return, Mehemet Ali's actions including appointing Said Bey and Abbas Pasha as resident administrators, Mehemet Ali's demand for military readiness, and unrest in Acre Beyrout and the Syrian mountains with supplies interrupted by the new Turkish governor. It notes Sir Charles Smith’s mission via the Hydra and the ongoing moves toward returning Ibrahim and his army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Sublime Porte
Echelles
John Cantwnricat
Marseilles
Alexandria
Liverpie
Cairo
Mecca
Ibrahim Pasha
Damascus
Egypt
Mehemet Ali
Admiral Stopford
Ibrahim
Sir Charles Smith
Hydra
Marmorica
Charles
Liverpool
Acre
Beyrout
Porte
Lebanon
Said Bey
Abbas Pasha
New Zealand Island Gazette Report on Pah Mutiny and Naval Aid
June 10 1840 Bay of Islands files reveal a night report of murders at the Pah and a delay in action followed by a military response led by Captain Lockhart. A dispute over two whale boats belonging to American vessels triggered tension with Pemare’s tribe. Soldiers fired unintentionally, caused alarm, and no natives were wounded. Pomare and local natives thanked the government for protection as American captains praised timely interference.
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New Zealand
Russell
Bay of Islands
Lockhart
Pemare
Pah
Pomare
Misery and Destitution Inquest At Lambeth In 1840
An inquest in Lambeth examined Richard Pratt and his sister found in extreme poverty in Trafalgar court. The body showed emaciation and the house was nearly empty of furniture. Witnesses described years of harsh neglect, with no parish relief sought. Verdict: death from exhaustion and exposure to cold in severe weather.
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Carpenter's Arms
Brook Street
Lambeth
Carter
Surrey
Richard Pratt
Trafalgar Court
Mary Harrison
Golightly
Isabella Thompson
Hepburn
Beadle
Colonial Bank
London Tavern
J. Irving
C. A. Calvert
Corp
Payne
St. Sepulchre’s
West Street
Smithfield
Thomas Arthur Sadler
West-street
Whitechapel Church
Hemp
Sheriffs of
Middlesex
Hicks's Hall
Lodryer Freeston
Air-street
Regent-street
George Broadhurst
James Ketterby
Jones’s Hotel
Covent Garden
George Green
Alexander Prince
Chapel-place
Kentish-town
Joseph Bebb
Robert Webber
Thos
Bland
Bedford-row
Joseph Levy
Southampstreet
Mornington Crescent
James Leslie
Gerald de Conway
John Meyer
Anthony Leith Hay, Bart
Fulham
T. Brookell
Charles Manners Sutton
Thos. Brockell
William Henry Robinson
Hugh Mills Banbury
West Drayton
George Henry
Thomas Folger
Distasss
Spitalfields
Lord Normanby
H. Taylor
All Saints
Mile-end
Bethnal-green
Messrs
Stone and Kempt
Spital-square
Tarrant
Stewart-street
Gibson
Graham
Pitt’s Head
Pitt-street
Stewart Street
SkrathzLps Sonoot
Dzsicx
Echon
Somerset House
All Saints’ National School
Spicer-street
Henry Taylor
Taylor
Princes-street
Shoreditch
R.F. Burton
Hackney Road
New
King’s Courts
Board of Guardians
Newcourt
Burton
Totality
St. Bartholomew’s Cunica
Roya Exchaxce
London
Sir C. Wren
Toplis
Royal Exchange
Bartholomew Lane
Mary
Epens Vestry
St. Marylebone
Churchwarden
Daniell
Wandle
Bushy Hall Meadows
Watford
Board of Directors and Guardians
Foster
Grange
Lambeth-Waalk
Afr
Stray
Mill-street
Lambeth-walk
Waterloo Road
West of England
Watling-street
Light
Fatal railway accident near Hayward's Heath
Reports from Brighton detail a tragic collapse on the London and Brighton railway at a temporary heading through a hill. A locomotive and tender were derailed by falling rock, killing the driver and stoker. several labourers were also said to be buried, with inquests pending. A separate inquest later confirmed accidental death for three men killed during engine works.
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Brighton
Fats
London and Brighton
Hayward’s Heath
Momian
Maria Brett
Thomas Harrison
Harrison
Brett
Ball Bank
Ralph Malkin
Staffordshire
Carmarthenshire
Evans
Menachdy
Llanegwad
Carmarthen
Vans
Hampshire
Springhill House
James Crabb
Orger
St. James's Church
Shirley
Crabb
Hull
Murpers
Westwood
Prince’s Street
Soho
Inspector Beresford
Metropolitan Police
Robarts
Beresford
Eliza Grimwood
Waterloo Terrace
Waterloo
Bridge-Road
Mary Carey
London
Bank of Jones, Loyd, and Co
Court of Chancery
Scotland
Beverley
Reading
Robinson
Robertson
Porstmouth
EmerTz
Sporkmen
Hampshire Telegraph
Desperation A Narrative Founded On Facts
From Colburns New Monthly comes a vivid extract set in 17th century London. A troubled man named Figgins seeks refuge in a cellar with oyster-seller Mrs Brawley, faces a murder confession, and a dramatic vow of mercy and risk amid fogbound streets. The scene blends grim fate with sharp dialogue and urban grit.
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London
Monmouth Street
Monmouth-street
Figgins
Matar
Mrs. Brawley
Kean
Pesc
Stentor
Colburn
New Monthly
The Pooka and Irish Folklore in Hall’s Ireland
Tales recount the Pooka, a malignant shapeshifter of Irish myth, often a horse or bull, who lures riders to mischief and danger. Narrative fragments describe its lair near Galtee More, eerie lake phenomena, and repeated anecdotes of unlucky humans escaping doom by wit or luck, preserving legends from Hall’s Ireland.
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Tuckhold
Bantry
Murdher
Len
Galtee Mountains
Galtee More
Dawson's Seat
Clonmel
Frairyhill
Dawnon
Glen
Aherlow
Jerry Deasy
Ballyvourney
Jerry
Blackguard
Curragh O' Kildare
S. C. Hall
Ireland
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Thomas Hill
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Royal Academy
Adelphi
Dartford
Selby
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Madrid
Falcon Tavern
Mr. Hill
Amabassador
Kings
Beau Brummell
Mr. Brummell
Sweittzer
Chef D'Euvre
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Schneider
Sweitzer
Waller
Piccadilly
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Lord of
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Caen
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