Paris Deputies choose ministers in tense vote
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies held committees to name the address writers in reply to the throne speech. Thiers Billault Romusat and others led cabinet supporters in a 191 to 39 split, with 52 deputies not aligned. Villemain, recently minister, suffered a delirious act and more, while markets briefly firmed on renewed confidence.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Messrs
Thiers
Billault
Romusat
Vivien
Messrs. Peyramont
Maret de Bord
D’angeville
Felix Real
Marshal Sebastiani
Latoumelle
Hepert
Gauthier de Rumigny
St. Marc Girardin
M. de St. Marc Girardin
Journal Des Debats
Tahiti
Morocco
Messrs. Thiers
Remusat
M- Billank
M. D’angeville
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Villemain
M. Villeramn
M. Villemain
Westpesgate
Madame Villemain
Ding
Courrier Francais
Vincennes
M. Gt
Moic
Gaultier de Razilly
AI. St. Merc Girardin
Tri Burchure
Journale Des Delats
Rech
Journal Des Dibuts Etates
la Presse
Paria
M. Guizot
Mondey
M. Magnier de
Inspecteur de l Js Liste Vivile
M. Laurence
Ordonnance
WM. de Maisonneuve
M. Edmond Blanc
M. E. Blanc
Count Montslivet
M. Debelleyme
M. Goizot
Dupes
M. Guigot
XM. Daubigny
M. Brust
Rempain
M. Gaizet
Chen Eyau
Perie
Metropolitan Society Relief Funds and Community Notices
A London meeting of the Metropolitan Commerci al Travellers Society reports relief figures from 1506 to 1814 showing 1,105 claimants relieved, with £7,250 paid and a flourishing fund balance. Other items note a public Robert Nicoll commemorative event, window breaking at Hackney, thefts in Pimlico, Vestry repairs debate, a new French Protestant church foundation stone, Lambeth parish ward division, and road lighting improvements along the Metropolis Roads.
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Port
Tthis Association
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Email
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Leeds Times
William Moresworth
Ahr. P. Taylor
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Ludgate
J. H. Parry
Epps
George Thomson
Hacksey
Hullah
London-fields
Francis
Clarke
Tne
Che Lad
Frulloh
Danine Rosigny
Turner
Graham-street
Pimlico
Windsor
Pimlico Nilanthropic Society
Manv Lepore
Inz Repares
Axi
Wate
Flood
All Souls’ Church
Ridgway
All Souls' Church
Josepn
Gomm
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
London
Charlotte-street
Bloomsbury
Bloomebury-street
George-street
St Gilen’s
Tive O'Clock
C. B. Dalton
Dr. Vivian
St. Mary’s
Lammeth
Lambeth
Wiles
Wood
St. Mary's
Linto
Victoria
Great Western Road
Kenington
Iwi
Metropolis
St. Margaret
Westminster
Kensington
Hammersmith
Flammersmith
Mr. Nigpins
Binces Royal
Cvtier
John-street
Esc
Pethcyman
Ngentieman
Browery
Jever
Stoki
Newingtas
Areck
Hutland
Islington
Stoke Newington
Whitecross Street
Farringham-street
West of England
Bari
Aulus
Yun Lar
Guernsey Reform Bill Sealed By Royal Approval 1843
From Jersey and Guernsey News report that the Queen approved the Guernsey reform project on December 13 1843 with amendments adding that taxes above one penny per quarter require both voting majorities and Royal consent. The law reorganizes taxation and the States structure with cantons douzaine deputies and revised election rules.
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Jersey
Guernsey
Cnand
Royal Court
Windsor
Royal
Prince Albert
James Carey
William Napier
Munrcaty
Home Department
Eaid
Privy Council
C. Gneving
Her Majesty In Council
Dotzkines
Ireland Rereat Association Meeting Reports and Irish Repeal Talks
In Dene on January 6 the Rereat Association heard Mr Staith O’Mien on the platform and Robert Mullen took the chair. Letters from the Liberator and Mr Thomas Steele outlined charitable efforts and a public embassy tour to Cavan and Levitin. The audience reacted to discussions on Repeal parliamentary attendance, ecclesiastical independence, and future circulation of committee reports.
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Dene
Staith O' Mien
Robert Mullen
Key
Mullen
Ray
Liberator
O'Brien
O'Connell
Thomnas Steele
Cavan
Levitin
Partes
M‘nevin
St. James's
Treland
M¢Negin
Mr Nevin
Trish
Mr O'Brien
Lear
Ivan
John Bul
Eleir
Beard
Garrestrert
Roo Carrol
Aid Mir
Wor. Mathews
Courar
Merating
Conspiracy, Catholic Bequests Act Debate Stir Dublin
Reports describe public unrest over the Charitable Bequests Act and a rumored concordat with Rome. Clergy petitions, a campaign against the regular clergy, and a Dublin archbishop’s stance dominate discussions while a separate attempted assassination and a mob scene at a funeral mark a tense few days in Ireland.
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Atate
Fuerocs Scext
Cuence
Wrsitaxprow
Dusny
Hev
Dun
England
Arroll
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Tipperary
Murray
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Cork
Chapel House
County
Morray
Lower Gardener-street
Whatley
Cath Jie Bishays
Cata
Maveuxe Oy
Thomas Carronic Crenay Oy
Tlnwe
Murrey
Diocées
Dubin
Maynouti
Creland
Assas
Javisa
Bracklen
Edpworthstown
Tearchy
Kerrigan
Getiroy
Maysi
Roy
Weieerrigen
Asmub
Busby
John Egan
Sah Og
Disturbing Sunday Duty Leads to Prison in Perthshire
In Perthshire a farm servant faced eight days in Perth jail after refusing Sunday morning cleaning duties, claiming illegality. The case showed the task was necessary for animal health and common local practice, with the court upholding the sentence amid church and doctrine conflicts. Also reported is a whisky still seizure near Eaglesham and the execution of two murderers Evans and Stew in Manchester.
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Gorge
Bureles
Perthshire
Hanself
Garclay
Ritchie
de Ondeggmdean
Perthpool
Fperth Courier
Seiztne
Dust
Mearns Muir
Eaglesham
Mr. Brown
Messia
Boyd
Moodie
Harper
Fleming
Gemalt
Exeisu
Merris Muir
Brown
Burns
Kimenany
George Evans
Tsema
Manchester
Themassile
Nantwich
Chee
Gulay
Therdf
Leas
Stephen
Sally's
Calerais
London
Evans
London Fire Brigade records show mixed annual changes
Fire brigade records from the London Fire Brigade’s subsettigs show year to year comparisons over the last twelve months. Alarms and response metrics indicate fluctuations, with some measures improving while others lag behind historic levels since the brigade’s establishment.
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Rue Furs
London
Tharsis
Inerese
Murder near Liverpool rocks Rockferry murder inquiry
A late Tuesday night killing near Rockferry Cheshire left Thomas Peacop of Golding and Co dead after a brutal assault. Robbers stole silver and a bag of seven pounds. a witness named Keszier alerted locals and a pursuit followed though the assailants fled. A Jones suspect was arrested but evidence remains thin as vigilance continues.
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Rockferry
Cheshire
Thomas Peacop
T.and H. Golding and Co
Bebington Pasture
Pencop
Derby Hous
Mr. Scott
Rock Park
Peace
Peacop
Ailver
Keszier
Bockferry
Mr. Keyzier
Dallon
Peacep
Keyaivr
Farmer's Inn
Mr. Buller
Ostler
George Deane
John Unsworth
Mr. Peacep
Keyzier
Jones
Convicts Downing and Powys Executed After Legal Delays
Reported late Friday a respite from Stafford County Gaol governor delayed the execution of Downing and Powys to Saturday. Judges likely to uphold Justice Coleman's opinion on their counts, with renewed threats of execution if the appeal fails. Also notes an elderly prisoner transported for sheep stealing and a Vincennes man’s sudden fortune altering his fortunes.
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Bratton
Staford County
James Jir
Downing
Pow
Justice Cullinan
Mandset
Powys Aa
Justice Colman
Triste
Periieus
George Retius
Hatteow
Robinson
Leosey
Vincennes
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