French Cabinet Debates and Tariff Talks Stir Paris
The Paria papers discuss Taki and Morocco inquiries with opposition claims of manipulated documents. Count Mole attacks the cabinet over Guizot policy and the Tahiti protectorate, while Guizot defends and plans new anti slave trade measures. Debates in Paris Chambers indicate possible cabinet fractures and growing opposition influence.
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Paria
Morocco
The
Siécle
Lord Cowley
M. Guizot
Lord Aberdern
Paris
Count de Jarvnc
Courrier Francais
M. de Jarvac
England
Count Moié
Toujours
France
M Tguizat
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Tehin
MM. Guizot
Chamber of Deputies
Tahiti
M. Guizat
Tangier
Count Mole
Guizet
Count Malo
Chamber of Pere
Althoug
M.de Montalembert
Church of France
M. Pelet de la Lozere
Marsal Soult
M.de Montalivet
Louia Philippe
MM. Lacare-Laplague
Angers
Chamber of Peers
The Metropolis Chronicle on St Margaret's Westminster
The article discusses St Margaret's church relocation, cemetery considerations, and parliamentary reports on church repairs. It covers committee opinions on architectural incongruity near Westminister Abbey, potential new churchyard sites, and timing before House decisions. Also included are notes on various civic meetings, guilds, and engineering society updates from 1815.
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Comsortiee
Westmlorter Abbey
St Margaret's
St. Margaret's
St. Margareta
AstiStats Council Association
Gnocgas
Hart
Jefferson
Freemasons’ Tavern
B. Cabbel
Exy
Megara
Herbert
George
Lanson
Smith
Institution of Civil Engineers
Walker
J. P. Koight
Midland Counties
Acoum
Barlow
South Eastern
Warwick
Leamington
St. Margerat's Westminster
House of Commons
Pen-Renta
St. Margaret's Church
Destructive fire at the Jockey public-house tragedy
A fatal blaze in Barton Street Queen Square destroyed the parlour and spread through the house. Mrs. Ann Cress, bedridden at 78, perished despite rescue attempts. a brave servant and Langford risked their lives to save others. An inquest at Caledonian Tusern, Trim Street, returned an accidental death verdict.
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Bath
Bach
Horee
Jockey
Rilsen
Barton-street
Queen' Square
Ann Cress
Phigh
Caledonina Tusern
Trimestreet
Hey
Aml
James Sunes
Noddy Barton Street
George Kelson
Kelson
Mr. Bright
Samuel Langford
Lampard
Harrington Place
Mr. Green
Langford
Bristol
Academy
Bristol Journal
ESSHK
Barviss Ournsak
Asaault
Sarah Sewell
William Offin
William Curtis
Helstonh
Tus Starz
Helstong
Helatony
Frederick Hitt
James Chanke
Blunt
Broderick
Blant
Dublin Catholic clergy to meet in annual Dublin conference
Ireland diary reports the Roman Catholic clergy of the Dublin archdiocese convening the next day at St Michael and St John's Presbytery. A petition by Archbishop Murray seeks repeal of penal clauses against regular clergy under the Emancipation Act as part of a broader movement.
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Desuis
Dublin
St. Michael and St John's
Murray
O'Connell
Repeal Association
Icia
Fitzsimon
Belgium
Marlborough-stove
Terdas
Westland - Law
Cirenden- Street
Clergs
Tipperary Free Press
Lord Stanley
Pioces
Simdry
O'Cosgutt
Roms
Ray
Carrick
Steele
Italy
Earth
Ards
Commons
Ireland
O'Neil Daunt
Treland
Beed
Dewtix
Cosconpar
Lettres Raom
Liecresasi
Mernay
Dublin Evening Post
Court of Roma
Mountjoy-square
Sie
D. Morray
E.W. Conway
Vice Regal Lodge
Lord Heytesbury
Archbishop Murray
Crolly
Payal
Croxnel
Bernall Osborne
Newtown Anner
Captain Osborne
Rdea
Captain Shore
County Tipperary
Tipperary Vindicator
Vesta
Jim Mipiek
Uimissiax
Richmond Hospital
Teis
Phisisann
Freeman's Journal
Biddulph murder linked to rent dispute and hammer blows
In a Moorlands crime near Congleton, Thomas Brough was found dead after a disputed rent demand at Whitefield Farm. Evidence pointed to his brother John Brough, who was committed for trial after the inquest concluded with a verdict of murder.
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Biddulph
Tunatail
Congleton
Brough
New Brent Farm
Whitefield Farm
John Brough
John
Thomas Brough
Jobn Brough
Comet Whatefield
Jas
Uxto
Thames Brough
Satin
Whitefield
Thomas
Keane
Kiddulph Moor
Talbot Arma
Thomas Lucy
Tha Rem
Ted Ty Vinat
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Foreign Intelligence
Madrid
Minister of War
Navy
Finance Department
Foreign Department
Grace and Justice
Interior
Coja d'Amortizecion
Senate
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Marquis de Vilama
Charles III
M. Alcala Geliano
Catalonia
Switzerland
Berne
Galignani
Aessenger
Iist
Counteis Pontois
Zurich
Directory
Council of State of the Vorort
Lucerne
Argovia
Gatech
Orward
Russia
Brussels
Amsterdam
Pritata
Eclair
Q Observateur
Antwerp
Dusseldorf
Journal de la Belgique
Politique
Ring
Prussia
Holland
St. Petersburgh
Poula Frostler
Kimeett
Gorous
Moses Montefiore
United States
Royal Mail
Acadia
Harrison
Mersey
Regiow
Boston
Krairfax
New York
Generise
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South
Spirinn
Tari
Wonex
Texas
Sena
M‘duffie
Mr. Benton
Liceuse
Mr. Ingersoll
Chainsan
Weller
Douglas
Louisiana
Abe. Duneen
Oregon
Territories
Brown
Rocky Mountains
Italco
Roveroor
Jedges
Torrey
Delia Webster
Kentucky
Fairbank
Freep
Linerta
Kerr's Wharf
Maryland Colonization Society
Liberia
M‘lennan
Vegeel
Afernoon
Mr. Wilson
Canada
Nonzecat
Aprains Tv Mosingar
Moontrea
L.p.s.'s
Loyal Protective Society
Cavaliers
Dories
Sir Charles Bagot
Toronto Globe
Tanirt
London Missionary Society
Louis Philippe
Anaver
Pomare
Novogorod
Moscowa
Galgnani
Customs
Frederick Goulburn
Board of Customs
Henvage Legge
the Metropolis
Wardmote
Gibbs
Wardmore
London
Gale
Alderman Farncombe
Peter Laurie
Beadle
Mr. Brown
Farebrother
Hooper
Hunter
George Carroll
T. Wood
Lord Alager
Alderaan Parebrother
Aldersgate
Billiogsgate
Geo. Richey
Shaw
Howeser
Cripplegate
Tower Ward
Merk Lane
Tower Street
Corporation
National Achor
Hertford
Hertford County
Thomas Bird
Bradford
Yorkshire
Michael
Braughing
House of Correction
Bird
Otis
Wade
Louis Schwabe
de Tumeur
Tentine
Seawake
Cydervasrd
Chapman
Newcastle
Finn
Gallowgate
Newcastle-upon Tyne
Lawn
Anderton
20Th Cameronians
Campbell
Stephens
Norwich
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Aize
Cea
Richmond
Kem Road
Charles Stroud
Kewroad
Stroad
Thomas Mansell
Mewses
Strood
Turour
My. Lomas
Waa
Mat Penlonan
Anne Heura
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