Blockade of Buenos Ayres Raised After Treaty News
News from FalwoutH dated January 14 reports the French blockade of Buenos Ayres lifted on November 24 following a treaty considered favorable to Buenos Ayreans. Captain Chudleigh says British and other ships gathered at Monte Video moved up the Rio Plata seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Falwouth
Harebell
Eseter
Chudleigh
Buenos
Peace with Buenos Aires and Mehemet Ali's restoration discussed
Paris reports two major items: France and the Argentine Republic have concluded peace, with a naval despatch noting the treaty will be sent to Paris. Also the Porte revokes Mehemet Ali’s déchéance and grants hereditary pachalic, with Vienna and Paris dispatches tracking the shift amid European power negotiations.
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Paris
France
Mehemet Ali
Porte
Brest
Vienna
Lord Ponsonby
Constantiople
Pachalic
Egypt
Buenos Ayres
Chamber of Deputies
Spain
Portugal
England
Moniteur Parisien
Italy
Sardinia
M. Thiers
Courrier Francais
National
Commission
Red Sea
Mauritius
Prévoyante
M. Jehenne
de Vaisseau
Bourbon
Mozambique
Maka
Elphinstone
Seine
Europe
M. Guizot
Congés
M.de Lamartine
Journal Des Debaits
Joan Borthwick
John Borthwick Gilchrist
Fairy
Hornby
Woolwich Dockyard
Portland-place
J. C. St. Pavul’s
Covent-Garden
Cribb
King-street
Walker
St. Martin’s
Lamsen
Lawrence
Ledger
Peter Laurie
Stevens
Mr. Gibbs
G. R. Price
J. Deal
Richards
Gibbs
John Joseph Stockdale
Stockdale
Sheriffs of
London
William Chapman
Hill
Innes
Mr. Hill
Fortescue
Deeds of Dreadful Note at Adelphi Theatre
The Adelphi presents a comic burletta Deeds of Dreadful Note after the Tower of London horrors. Mr Fright and Mrs Fright face a miedo of a wax-victim while Mr Stuffem and Tremor entangle in mistaken murder suspicions. Laughter and a sharp epilogue close the night. Vicronta theatre adds a domestic melodrama outline with treasure wrecks and smugglers.
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Adelphi
Tower of London
Madame Tussaud
Fright
Wilkinson
Mrs. Keeley
Stuffem
Vicronta Theatre
J. T. Haines
Walter Trevalyon
Mr. Hicks
England
Brazil
Beatrice
Miss E. Montague
Sir Wilfred
Trevalyon
Lord Aveline
Blanchard
Maurice Wardle
Bender
Fielder
Mr. Courtney
Beatrice Penroth
Rose Kyuon
Rose
Aveline
Eld Wardle
Cain Kynon
Kynon
Balfe
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Laporte
Standard Company
Grisi
Rubini
Lablache
M. Marliani
le Paris Opera
London
Messrs. Buan
Hamlet
Princess's Theatre
Dublin
Liszt
Duke of Leinster
Anacreontic Society
Toussaint
Paris
Mollie Rachel
Miss Delcy
Rossini
Cinderella
Edinburgh
Dibdin
R. Hughes
Covent-garden Theatre
Windsor Theatre
Mordaunt
Tattersall's Racing Bets and Nominations Report
Betting brisk on Rosalie colt and others with high stakes backed at Tattersalls. Knight of the Whistle and Marshal Soult draw strong support while numerous runners show large sums against favorites. Newmarket Doncaster Liverpool and Chester nominations signal healthy entries, Trade Cups and Dee Stakes drawing 58 and 110 entries respectively.
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Tattersall
Rosalie
Scott
Marshal Soult
Dersy
Lord Bruce
Greville
Palemon
Lord Westminster
Lord Chesterfield
Knight of the Whistle
Mostyn
Prince Caradoc
Anson
Duke of Wellington
Vansittart
Mr. Neville
Negus
Gardner
Ben Brace
Mustapha
Newmarket
Doncaster
Liverpool
Chester
Hyde Park Derby funding and racing plans at Hippodrome
The Hyde Park Derby at the Hippodrome receives extra funding beyond subscriptions not meeting the 20 target. Additions include two races with 50 and 100 sovereigns, plus 100 more to each of the two handicap events, reaching 300 per horse. Propriety aims to boost attendance and elevate Hippo drome racing with larger stakes. Admission prices are set for pedestrians 2s 6d, horsemen 5s, two-wheeled carriages 7s 6d, four-wheeled 10s. The Produce Stakes of 1845 will award one thousand sovereigns per class, with half of net gate receipts returned in stakes. The grand Munster steeplechase is planned near Mallow on March 8.
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J. Russell
House of Commons
Downing-street
Russell
Merenhey
Walsall
Justice Coleridge
House of Lords
Duke of Roxburghe
Lord Lurgan
Guernsey
Dover
Calais
Dover Chronicle
Turnpike Trust
Fisherton
Wilton
Heytesbury, &c
Salisbury Herald
Carlisle
Fisner
Lords of the Treasury
Newcastle Journal
Loneqvity
Dr. Ollivant
Lampeter College
Hafod Arms
Devil’s Bridge
Morrison
Duke of Newcastle
Carmarthen Journal
Scarborough
Portman Square
Roddick
Graitway
Edinburgh
Wanxtep
Monmouth
Jentel
Condelmus
Rase
Oporto
Great Britain
Brazil
United States
Hamburg
France
Sandeman and Co
T. J. Smith
Fonseca and Co
Allen, Morgan
Pasley
Red Cross
China
London
Dublin
Lucan
Earl of Roden
Bishop of
Elphin
Data Fron Corp
Shetleston
Guardian
van Buren
Harrison
Washington
White House
Norfolk
Dezatus
Corp
Shipton
Oxfordshire
Honybone
Camden
Blackwall
Birdlip
Cheltenham Freeress
London Sessions
William Burford
Longlane
Burford
Owever
Chester
Hyde-park Derby
Hippodrome
Westminster
Hippod
Mallow
Warren's Court
Warren's Grove
Busbridge Pond
Godalming
F. B.S. Wilder Ee
Busbridge-house
Susser Express
Seariey
Whittington
Damerel
Stoodleigh
Wright
Beckett
Carnarvon
Hixeter
Southampton
Hurstcastle
Needles
Isle of Wight
Cowes
Milford
Lymington
Keyhaven
Widgeon, &c
Extraordinary Fraud and Trials Across Europe
A broad report covers a £20,000 fraud by wine merchants tied to Liverpool, with accomplices bankrupt locally. It notes Napier’s supporters, a Freemasons ball aiding aged Freemasons, a suspected child death linked to funeral funds, and France where Desmares faces the death penalty after a bite-based murder conviction. It also mentions a 12-year-old incendiarist in Seine Inferieure to House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birt Swinpiinc
Liverpool
Narrer II Batre
Bay of Marmorice
Stopford
Napier
Sidon
Freemason’s Hall
Asylum For
Freemasons
Laurent, Jun
Koenig
Cuff
Bacon
M‘tear
Glasgow Herald
France
Assize Court of
la Manche
Jean Baptiste Desmares
Desmates
Desmares
Cassellon
Gazette Des Tribunauz
Assize Court
Seine Inferieure
Consture
David
Bois-Robert
House of Correction
Awful Death of Samuel Scott the American Diver
The diver Samuel Scott died after hanging from a rope during a perilous act at Waterloo Bridge. Crowds of 8000 to 10000 watched as he was cut down and rushed to Charing Cross hospital where life was declared extinct. Scott, born in Philadelphia, had toured the U S and Canada performing daring leaps, including a claimed 595 foot jump at Niagara.
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Scott
Beear
Thames
Samuel Scott
Godfrey
White Lion
Drury-lane
Waterloo-bridge
S. Scott
Shore House
Middlesex
Somerset House
Brown
Havers
York Road
Charing-cross Hospital
Golding
Deptford
Blackmore
Vauxhall Gardens
Philadelphia
United States
Naval Service
Union
New York
Boston
Canada
St. Lawrence
Falls
Niagara
London
Isle of Wight
Pembroke
Gravesend
Corporation of London
Inquest on the Body of Sam Scott the American Diver
A Westminster inquest probes the death of Samuel Gilbert Scott known as Sam Scott, the American diver, amid crowds at Charing-cross hospital. Police describe Scott’s daring bridge scaffold act on Waterloo Bridge with a noose and rope suspension, drawing thousands as witnesses.
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St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields
Higgs
Westminster
Charing-cross Hospital
Samuel Gilbert Scott
Sam Scott
Sir C. Aldis
Old
Burlington-street
Waterloo-bridge
Samuel Rutherford
Strand
Waterloo Bridge
Scott
Somerset House
Pis
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