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A fragmented OCR snippet shows numeric codes and letters likely part of a ledger or sports score table. Readable items include 285 29 245 224 403 45s and fragmented words, but no clear event, names, or dates. The readable portion suggests data entries or references without a coherent narrative.
Texas and Mexico quarrel over annexation and slave interests
A lengthy critique traces U S policy toward Texas and Mexico, arguing diplomacy favored Texas expansion and slaveholding, with attacks on President Adams and interruptions by Lord Palmerston. It links Texas independence to slavery, cites the 1836 Texas constitution, and notes American meddling in Mexican affairs and speculative land schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pxtco
Texas
United States
John Quincy Adams
Braintree
Pace
Lore
Palmerston
Meranssersenti
England
Spain
Osan
Adams
Congress
Louisiane
Sabine
Mexico
Poinsett
New York
Masonic
Senor Zavala
San Antonio de Bexar
Newgdvehes
Anetin
Hunter
The
Austin
Stacato
Santi Ansa
Machiavel
Aden
Republic of Maxine
Rio del Norte
North America
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Californaa
Ant Darling
Andrew Jackson
Shupril
Maturell Poe
Territory
Burton
North Carolina
Real
Cheverney
Mediu
Shila
Gene
Oliver
Jackon
Xen de Los
Jacksties
Republic of ‘Texas
Republic of Mexico
Aue Ee
Canada
San Jacinto
Union
Republic of Texas
Conecticut
Free States
Jackson
Tyler
Santa Fe
Rio Bravo
Philadelphia
Bahama Islands
Arbuthnot
Ambrister
Washington
Santa Anna
Victor
New Orleans
Uncle Sam
Lord Palmerston
Africa
Cuba
South Carolina
Brazils
United States of America
Louis Philippe
James Hamilton
Covns
Channington
Endh
Esydand
Virginia
New World
Te Parliamene
Marriages and political notes from the era reported
The article records multiple items including royal marriage delays and fortunes, the Marquis of Normandy’s health travel, a noted marriage linked to Clementine and the Prince of Saxe Coburg, and a proposed union involving Lord John Geresford and Miss Lissie of Glassbugh. It also mentions Archdeacon Wrangham’s interment, a Mauritius duel incident, a Hanover Square luncheon with legal figures, and clerical tithes appeals in Clerkenwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Thuy
Europe
Dart
Louse of Lords
Rowan Marnrtwr
dAngsburgh
Clementine
Saxe Coburg
Madea Adelaide
John Geresford
Lvssie
Glassbugh
Armagh
Monaghen
Archdeacon Wrangham
Chester Cathedral
Tuesiday
Arrarr of
Hoxove
Msvnttics
Mahsbourg
Mauritius
Hutchinson
35Th Regiment
Gallway
Royal Artillery
Cuhaxcertons Dzsevsen
Lord Lyndhurst
George-street
Hanover-square
Pemberton
Recorder of London
Boteler
Simkingon
Williams
Pollock
Adams
Andrews
Starks
Merewether
Atcherley
Talfourd
Thompson
Wakeard
Shepherd
Fitzroy Kells
Starkey
Giffin Wilson
Senior
Duckworth
Lynch
George Rose
Queen's
Stewart
Wakefield
Bethel
Wheatley
Godson
Stuart Wortley
Teed
Walker
Russell
Wygram
Davis
Messs
Barlow
Winshus
Back Taytey
Charles F. Williams
Holroyd
Titnes
Cleriennell Peice
St. Sepulchre
James
Mir. Nau
Sunmuaubscys
Walch
France Faces Budget Strains and Sugar Policy Debates
Paris bureaux draft an address to the throne showing Guizot likely to win a strong majority. Discussions cover foreign policy, right of search, and sugar suppression. Budget plans, Algeria costs, rail and navy outlays threaten a large deficit. conscription reform to extend service and favor substitutes is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
M. Guizot
Felix Real
Odillon Barrot
M. Damon
M. Schanenburg
M. Biguen
M. Dupin
Sen
A. Debelleyme
M. Herbert
M. Povilier
M.guizet
Algeria
Marshal Soult
Marquesas Islands
Vrignaud
Boussole
Christine
Halley
de Ladebat
Joutan
Gazelle
M. Lesseps
Starx
Madrid
St. Domingo
Barcelona
Senor Guitierez
General Seoane
Lesseps
Cyclops
Formidable
Hyde Park
Regent's
St. James's
Kensington Gardens
Scoteux Mantyrs
Marslebone
Her Majesty's Woods
Vestry
St. Marylebone
Regent’s-circus
Oxford-street
Her Majesty
Regent’s Circus
Crown
Court of Chancery
Pemberton, Crawley
Gardner
Board of Woods and Forests
Joseph
Cuito Mtrpern
Carter
Prince William Henry Tavern
Bermondsey
Mary Stagg
Spa-road
Samuel Tilley
Union Hall
Sarah Johnson
Westminster Road
Tixe
Westminster
Traill
Charles Abraham Bennett
Greenwood
Clerkenwell
Thomas Hopkinson
Leary
George-street
St. Giles’s
Green
Tate
Free exchange debate and hurricane damage across London and coast
The Norwich Mercury notes potential West Norfolk vacancies after Parliament meets, with Messia Bagge and Chute as current MPs. Reports recount a massive hurricane with freezing weather, collapsed chimneys, fallen trees, and injuries in London and towns like Brixton and Brighton, plus rescues at sea and a ship ashore near Have.
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Glasgow
Cobden
Norwich Mercury
West Norfolk
Messia
Bagge
Chute
Art Cuttocalloy
Times
England
Hanover Square
J. S. Buckingham
Statistical Society
Mmedico
Botanical Society
Horticultural Society
Institution of Civil Engineers
Linnean Society
Chemical Society
Geological Society
Society of Arts
Microscopical Society
Royal Society
Royal Academy
Architecture
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Institution
Faraday
James Graham
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Supreme Courts of Law
Scotland
House of Lords
Auchterarder
James
Kingsland-place
Bream’s-buildings
Chancery-lane
Callaghan
Farringdon-street
Payne
S.W. and W
S.W
Felton
Chalton Street
Somers-town
Portland-place
George Hill
Duke-street
Menchester-square
Burrows
Bayswater
Palace-Green
Kensington
Duke of Sussex
Brompton-row
Fulham Road
Notting-hill
Shepherd's Bush
Holland Park
Addison Road
Jackson
Chiswick Park
Duke of Devonshire
Ealing Park
Lady Carr
Lion Park
Duke of Northumberland
Osterly Park
Earl Jersey
Hanworth Park
T. Perkins, Esq
Stanwell Park
Sir J. Gibbon
Harrow, &c
Briantox
Royal Humane Society
Wish
Have
Brighton
Yamny
Murphy
Yang
Bristol Mercury
Orchard -Street
Messrs. Langridge
Avonclift House
Totterdown
Philadelphia Street
Lawrence Hill
Grimes
York Street
Queensquare
Cotham
St. Philip's Church
St. Nicholas Church
Ames
Westbury
Clifton Down
Kingroad
Haymarket Theatre closes after 250 nights in season finale
The Haymarket ends its season with a crowded house for the lessee’s benefit after a 250 night run. The program substituted Congreve’s Way of the World for The School for Scandal and featured strong performances by Farren Buckstone and Mrs Glover. Manager Webster praises success, announces gas lighting for next season, and confirms Kean and Farren will return with new talent to enrich future productions.
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Haymarket
Congreve
Farren
Sir Wilfis
Mathews
Witwood
Buckstone
Mrs. Glover
Lady Wishfort
Madame Vestris
Soupe
la Farren
Glover Pale
Ragout de Mathews
Buckstone En Fricassé
London
Aviars
Charles Kean
William Farren
Living Drama
The Rev Bernard Smith converts to Roman Catholic faith
Oxford Jan 12 correspondent reports the Magdalen college priest Rev Bernard Smith admitted to writers in a letter that he has converted to the Roman Catholic faith. He remains at Oscott with a Leicester parish appointment until a replacement is found. The issue over a prior unsigned note alleging the conversion was a miscreant fabrication is resolved by the admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Switu
Osxford
Magdalen College
Bernard Smith
Leadenham
Lincolnshire
ManGate
Sim Tuomas
St. George's Hospital
London
Aentish Observer
Darapecl
Rarzwar
Ollivial Report
Derby
Leeds
Barnsley
Harvey
House of Finlay and Co
Glasgow
Edward Duncombe
Long Acre
Jardine
Bowstreet
Court of Queen's Bench
Maher
West Somerset Yeomanry
Edward Cole
County of Somerset
Taunton
Zeunton
Armstrong
W. Armstrong
Trnte
Coles
Cules
Tynie
Culles
Brown
Mother
Court of Exchequer Admits Damning Lodging Row Case
In a Cambridge student case a confectioner sued for 7 pounds 0 shillings 7 pence for cakes and other items supplied during studies. The jury found the goods were necessary for a gentleman, a ruling later deemed misdirected. A separate lodging dispute over bugs ended with the defendant winning and a new trial denied.
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Tfma
Baron Alderson
Ryles
Smitarv
T. Marables
Brighton
Hayward
Lord Abinger
Sir Thomas
Mr. Hayward
Bugs
Centleman
Parke, Alderson
Gurney
Jardine
Marylebone
Kensail-green
Henry Richards
Richards
Mr. Long
Flo
Lave
Mr. Leng
Marlborough Street
Burystreat
St. James‘s
Clerkenwell
Hornsey Church Lane
Powell
Mint
Wright
Upper-street
Thames Police Court
Andrew Cochrane
Mary Ann Wildman
Mary Harley
Cottingham
Ann Haggerty
Reapery
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Foy
Negstory and
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Haymarket Theatre
Law and Police
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