Opening of the French Chambers by the King of the French
A report from Paris recounts the formal opening of the French Chambers by the King in person. Crowds line the Tuileries and Place de la Concorde, with royal acclamations, a detailed speech on domestic and foreign policy, and widespread press commentary from Liberal and Conservative papers.
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Galignani
Tuileries
Palais Bourbon
Place de la Concorde
Chamber of Peers
Duchesa of Montpensier
Praca
Duke de Nemoria
Prince de Juinville
Duke d'Autoarle
Duke de Moolpeplier
National Guard
Messieres Peres
Duc de Montpensier
Toranta
Spain
Louisa Fernanda
Thas
France
Russia
Europe
Vienna
Republic of Cracow
Austria
Algeria
Musseers
Pacific
Cracow
Paris
Shen Aeke
England
Brhold
Great Britain
Prussia
Chamber of Deputies
M. Guizot
M.guizot
MM. Collin Gridaine
Commerce and Agriculture
Paria
M. Mendizabal
Conde de Montemolin
Belges
Belgium
la Presse
Chambers of Peers
Moniteur
Legion of Honour
Rassis
Latke
M.de Kisseleff
Moffett
Glassenapp
Rennes
Mons
Nantes
Constitutionne
Duke de Montpensier
Prince de Metternich
Lord Palmerston
European market notices and political briefings
A dated compilation reports bond yields and currency values for several regions including Spain, Portugal and Switzerland. It notes the Spanish Chamber confirming deputies, the exchange of government officials, and military events in Portugal. It also mentions Turkish administrative changes and a Turkish reform overview with key appointments in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Hosref Pache
Pache Aa
Dartobor Reachid Pacha
Riza Pacha
New Zealand Report From Plymouth Trade and Colonial Affairs
The barkery Captain Levens arrived Plymouth reporting Auckland flourishing under Captain Grey. Emigrants arrive from Sydney and Hobart. a native police force exists. Land values, agricultural growth, and market prices are outlined. North island hostilities subsided after American interference. natives and settlers now on good terms. No British man-of-war at Pernambuco. freight rates high amid reduced shipping activity.
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Zealand
Barkery
Levens
Plymouth
Auckland
Cape Horn
Pernambuco
New Zealand
Captsin Grey
Sydney
Hobart
Church Land College
Wakata
Te Werrowerrs
Ceptato Grey
Heki
Duazix
Aaya
Skibbereen
Limrick
Michael Crawley
Mary M'Carthy
Thomas M'Carthy
Denia Brian
Cork Examiner
Malion
Fermoy
Wales
Wast
R. Lynch Thue
Elphip
Roacommon
Tracey
Cork
Westminster Bridge Plan Opposed at Public Meeting
A Monday meeting at Westminster Literary Institution debated proposals to remove Westminster Bridge and fund a new span near Charing Cross. Sir D L Evans urged opposition, citing traffic, street openings, and faith to Parliament as key issues. Delegates formed a committee, planned a subscription to oppose the measure, and urged MPs to vote against reallocating bridge funds to a distant site.
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M.P
Westminster Bridge
House of Commons
London Bridge
Weatminster Bridge
Charing Cross
St Margaret and
St. John
Vearops
Surrey
City of Westminster
St James's Park
Pimlico
Chelsea
Charing Croes
Jalso Becauso
Charing Creea
Waterloo Bridge
South of England Railways
West End
Metropolie
Weetminater Bridge
Weataiwater
Borough of
Lambeth
Hawes
London
Westminster
Gallantriend
Seager
Jennings
Court House
Marylebone
John Raseell
G. Daniell
Io Marylebone
Lord Duncan
Bristol inquest follows fatal fray manslaughter verdict
From the King George public house in Bristol a coroner's inquest heard a husband killed his wife during a violent quarrel. Testimony described the wife being pushed or fallen on stairs, with medical examiners confirming a fractured skull as the cause of death. The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter.
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Bristol
St. Augustina
King George
Bays
J. B. Gringon
Eny
Thomas Welsh
Siohert
War
Elizabeth Hardigg
Abe
Mark-Jane
Walal
Ahe
Welsh
Thames
T Welsh
Elizabeth Scott
Mr. Welsh
Just Witness
Ane Perrett
Sun
Mark Jane
Mrs. Welsh
Welah
Sira Welsh
Witnear
Sumi Ag
James
Park Street
William James, Aurgeon
Kelson
J.’s
Bristol Garatte- Essex
Chelmaford Petty
Bentley
Ranwell
Kinucker
T. Stock
East Hanningfield
Prince Adducad
J. Mason
Mason
Duffield
Lasex Herald
Aage
Chaplin
Marks Tey
Beltrendun
Chronicle. Com
Jord
Tiddle
Liddle
Charles Napier
M.P
Hoar
Roran Homaxe Society
Vanal
Trafalgar Square
Cabbell
Hoanes
Bist Dee
Jac
Robert Muneie
George Clifford
J. W. Finch
R.N
R.N.; the Earl of Leicester
F. , Astley
Charles Jackson
Freemason’s
Great Queen Street
C. H. Lewis
St. Pancras
Poon Law
M'Gabey
M’gabey
Morris
Association
Playhouse Yard
St. Luke's
Glasshouse Street
Enat Smithfield
Upper Ogle Street
Marylebone
Fata
Jhr Elgpmaxtaxp Castle
Higgs
Union Arms
Union
Clapham
Samuel Hunt
James Street
Clapham Road
William Mead
Noel Street
Bermondasy New Road
Elephach and Castle
New Kent Road
Clapham Common
Morket
Aldermen
Anp Comox Council
Common Council
R. G. Jones
Ashurat
Court of Aldermen
Aeak
Low
City Lands Committee
Aureogo
Ar. Baker
Church Lane
Whitechapel
Thomas Balls
George Sharp
Plough Street
Mr. Liddle
Meeting of the Repeal Association in Draux
A Dublin era of famine relief and political maneuvering unfolds as Daniel O'Connell leads a Repeal meeting in Draux. Funds pour in from Liverpool and Waterford, while calls condemn English press hostility and demand Parliament action to curb ejectments and aid Arran and Cork amid widespread distress.
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Repeal Association
Draux
Munday
M'Donnell
Carrick On
Suir
O'Connell
Barate
Swords
Dublin
Carey
Father Hurley
Isles of
Arran
Islanda
Isles
Finn
Liverpool
Thomas Steele
Nicholas Markey
Dundalk
Markey
Mr. O'Connell
M.P
Carpentera of
Ryan
Kanturk
of Cor
Alderman Delahunty
Waterford
Jobo O'Connell
Ireland
Dext
Economist
Free Traders
England
Mongrel Spectator
Rintoul
Lord Farnham
Lord Rodeo
Grosna
Exeter Hall
Baater
Cork
Government Vews and Irish Provision Run to Scotland
In the midst of national distress, government vessels will transport provisions to Ireland and Scotland, with an estimated 7,000 officers and crew and 3,000 additional personnel engaged. The effort reflects Admiralty aims despite widespread misery and reports of rent burdens by tenants. A tragic murder near Waterford prompts manhunt pursuits and subsequent surrenders as authorities pursue the culprits.
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Wade Hall
Carlisle
Lesson Hazelweend
Witekwel Roe Re
Wr Manvany
Metropediy
Ueghiedriaed
Ovenibere
Beamish
Maogen
Blackwell
Society of Friends
Hov
Baptist Niel
Hazelwood
Neravn Ash Seetlayp
Scotch Church
Crown Court
Covent Garden
Cummings
St. J Chapel
Bedford-law
Nermona
B. W. Novl
J. G. Gare
Felow
Treland Scotland
I O
St. George’s
Southwar
Christ Church
Surres
Queens Heevern
Charlane Street
Blackfriars Road
Canet
Hérault
Imid
Zeodarme
Galignani
Mangre
Miereken
St. Joha’a
New Berongeick
Boston
Carrie
Thomas P. Cope
Phriade
England
Eastern Counties Way Company
Hudson
M.P
Eastern Counties Railway Company
Tyne
Glascock
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Stresa
Thia
Jamea Penn
Camsand
Secon
Selwyn
Seleyn Prem
Tos Tyne
Pakenham
Bess
Tynes
Bis
Marseilles
Havre
Clarcock
Tenis Vic
Auckland
Penn
Cours
Ireland
Scotland
O'Connell
Waterford
John Murphy
Weare Na Linheens
Witham Town
Irene
Abeliors
Downing
James T. Flynn
Frant
Logger
Joon Yu
SV. Downing
Agrempr
Munem Iy
Wexford
Sir Hugh Pailorr
Carne
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Foreign Intelligence
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SAC
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Riasso
Dieppe
Paria and
Strasburgh
Parle Au Lyons
Lyons
Avignon
Maparo
Bara
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Mapnip
Ita
de Zoree
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Tvo
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Portugal
Lissex
Braga
Macdonald
Casal
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Das Antas
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Schwalbach
Evora
Torres Vedras
Mesera
Baring
Bwitzerland
Journal Des Débats
Canton
Friburg
Lnstant
Moret
Bulle
the Metropolis
T. J. Arnold
City of London
Shaoghae
China
Dugald Stewart
Menera
C. Black
Edinburgh
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Ensay
Encyclopundia Britannica
Robert Cadell
Encyelopæ Dia Britangica
Cyeaicaeie
Dusga'd Stewart
Constable and Co
James Mackintont
John Leslie
Encyclodia
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State of Ireland
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