France and Spain News Across The Paris and Madrid Press
Foreign intelligence from France reports a rancorous deputies committee address described as a barbarous literary composition. Spanish news cites Basilio Garcia’s forces crossing the Ebro and shifting Carlist moves, with Madrid troops and officials restructuring command. Africa and India items note slave-trade seizures and cotton and metal market conditions.
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France
Paris
Committee of Deputies
French Academy
Wa- Honal
Chamber of Deputies
Droits de ’Hemese
D¢ Farcilles
Sciete Des Saisons
Bpain
Rew
Dor Basilio Garcia
Bayonne
Basilio Gireis
Ebro
Ledesa
Tudels
Valcarlos
Bengara
Mrene
Madrid
Sisturi
War Department
Genersl Latre
Oras
Valencia
Marviedo
Lorenzo
Old Castille
Aspiroz
Cuenca
Carondelet
S Ria
Count de Miracol
M. Tacon
Cuba
Valeecia
Catalonia
Murcia
Chinchilla
Sarragessa
Basilio Garcia
Christino
Ribera
Logrono
Garcia
Valley
Mena
da Carlos
Llodio
Tunis
Ahmed Bey
Circassia
Crast
Great Britain
Rusia
Hockey
Liverpool
Mauritia
Africa
Ascension
Mijsty
Fair Rosamend
Lisut
Oliver
Benen
Briz Camoes
Iosses
Ney
Camors
Sierra Leone
Voloa
Bombay
England
Inheritance Difficulties of Charles X Figures Settled
The article notes partial resolution of France inheritance disputes of the late King Charles X through declarations by the Duke de Bordeaux and Made moiselle to accept shares sous benefice dincentaire, limiting liability to available assets. It also reports a Cape stag specimen arrived from the Hindostan, celebrated for its size and beauty.
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Charles X
France
Duke de Bordeaux
Mademoiselle
Marquis de Pastoret
Cape of Good Hope
Europe
Cape
West India Ducks
Cheltenham
Local Police Established for Bishop's Stortford and Surrounds
A local police committee, led by Rowland Alston and Riv. C. Bourchier, sits weekly at the Corn Exchange to protect Bishop's Stortford and nearby areas. Reports note multiple malting houses plundered and a beer-house keeper who never buys beer or hops since starting the business.
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Bishop's Stortford
Rowland Alston
Riv. C. 9
Bourchier
Corn Exchange
Hertford
Blackburn
Rigby
Alice
Bristol
Corron
Messrs. Clarke
M72, and Co
Barton-hill
Manchester
Bath-road
Arno's Vale
Mechanics’ Shop
Great Western
Barl
Orkney
Great Western Railroad
Bu Kinghamshire
Talbot
Adame
Aylesbury
London
Cirencester
Wekking Munn’s. Association
Salutation Inn
Whatley
Gaskell
Cheltenham
Messrs. Whatley and
Dundie
Riga
St. Patersburg
Archangel
Halifax
Baker
Rawden
Hits
Co. Keoreford
Mariott and Jones
Maigist
Pariah case over tithe dispute at Herefordshire sessions
The Herefordshire sessions heard the appeal of Sir Hungerford Hoskyns over large tithe rights in a clover fodder case. The bench ruled that crops of artificial grasses used for fodder fall under large tithe, sustaining the appeal and upholding the rectorial claim.
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Sir Hungerford
Herefordshire
Hungerford Hoskyns
Coke
Huddersfield
John Ingham
Naed
John Simpsor
Samuel Jackson
Peter Harrington
Samuel Hilton
John Inzham
Wools' Eps
Chapel Feld
Losk
Harrington
Bir
Peter
Lister
York Castle
Nxt
Wianchester
Manchester
Foster
Guest
Gacet
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Guest
Trey
Hirtows
Cne
Brachester
Egypt Bay
Knt
Arthur
Green
Woolwich
Royal Sovereign
Lieut
Wister
Royal Arsenal
Royal Engineers
Canada
Desteara
Phogaix
John Hay
Spain
Board of Ordnance
Royal Artillery
Worcester
Ecclesiastical Commission
Orslew
Ellis Nicholl
Halifax
Suthowram
John
Joseph
Watehingon
Kirton
Lincolashire
Sheffield
William Mason
Shefield
Anderson
Warzen
Fos
Castle Mills Bridge
Earl FitzWilliam Liberal charity to area churches
Earl FitzWilliam funds and near term gifts support church building and enlargement in Dengaster area. He contributes 500 pounds to Thorpe church and Kimberworth aid, funds Rawmarsh rebuilding, and covers costs for enlarging Tinsley Wentworth and Tankersley churches. Earlier, he and his father spent thousands on Swinton Hoyland and Greasbrough church erections.
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Earl Fitzwilliam
Earl Fitzwilliama
Swinton
Hoyland
Greasbrough
Working Men's Association appeals for universal brotherhood and knowledge
The Working Men's Association urges European democrats to unite for liberty and equality, blaming oppression on privilege and ignorance. It condemns despotism, calls for education and solidarity among Jews Catholics and Protestants, and promotes peaceful reform led by workers. Signatories include William Isaacs John Cleave Thomas White Henry Mitchell Richard Cameron and others.
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Huroph
Europe
Friends of Freedom
England
Democrats of
Poland
Keseiusko
Roeks
Labour
Organa
Ireland
Amieries
Switzerland
Woking Men’s Association
William
Upper North-place
Gray’s
Portrait of Queen at Privy Council In The Accession Scene
Sir David Wilkie paints a grand portrait showing the Queen at the head of the Privy Council table with ministers around her. The Duke of Sussex receives a pen from the Duke of Wellington as the proclamation of succession is signed. The work is described as life sized and expansive.
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David Wilkie
Duke of Sussex
Duke of Wellington
Sud
Privy Council
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s
Ian-fields
J. Elliott
West
India
John Carruther
James Graham
Carlisle
Cumberland
Jace
Manden
Mos
Tas
Sir Robert Peel
Fragmented 1837 miscellany taunts and editorials in New York
A curio mix of satirical notices, political jabs, and literary squibs from a New York newspaper. It mocks editors, laments press battles, and catalogs light items on crime, fashion, weather, and society, with scattered quips about public figures and venues.
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Tennessee
Richmond
Virginia
Bighton
Mvaven
United States
Roadway House
Masonic Hall
New York
Louisville Journal
Atlantic
Walih
Indiana
White’s River
Wall-street
Baltimore
Isaac Moore
Jackass
Nashville
Blackhead
Noah the Jew
Brooks
Busby
Hale
King the Blackguard
Shakespeare
Milton
Dryden
Addison
Pepe
Scott
Byron
Boston
Kazal
Michizvan
Nasil
Colonel Senton
Michigan
List
John
Niblu
Hamblin
Noricas
CaTo
U. B
Q.— Bakar S
Dogzl
Scaovley
Mcounteinz
Hubsken
Colonel Webb
Gholson
N.Y. H
Joe Bunker
Aobingon’s
Courtlands Street
Fabricated Outrages Denied by Ballyshannon Officials
The Ballyshannon Herald claimed armed drill near the town and Protestant shopkeeper abuse but a strict inquiry by magistrates Mathew Davin and Edward Allinghamy found the reports unfounded. Myles, a Protestant shopkeeper, disputed the charge and rejected the notion of any anti Protestant conspiracy.
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Ballyshannon
Egland
Mathew Davin
Edward Allinghamy
Ballyshannon Herald
Myles
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