French Cabinet Crisis Reflected in Market Decline
Latest intelligence reports French debates showing Thiers opposing the current cabinet. Stock markets opened lower with Three per Cents at 62f 80c and Fives at 124f 95c as observers midweek noted ministerial defeat in Uzes election and potential royal influence.
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Faris
M. Thiers
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
M. Teste
Lateanager
Paris
Spain
Madrid
Narvaez
M. Martinez Dela Rosa
Progresista Party
Corresponsal
Arguelles
Olozaga
San Miguel
Cantero
Iugan
Mirales
Sagasti
Anguio
Calatrava
Zumalacarregui
Vallejo
Observador de Ultramar
Fernando Po
Annabona
Venus
Nervion
Hervé
Feluccas
Cadiz
Athens
Otho
National Assembly
Greece
Francis Burdett
Sir Francis
St. Jamess Place
Henry
Davis
Lord Napier
China
Sir Henry Pottinger
Hong Kong
Ms Davis
Rppeat Lewis FitzGenato
K.C.H
Robert
Hae Mx
Dickens
Peter Ferley
Wigram
House of Commons
Clive
Earl of
Denman
Baron Alderson
Midland
Tindal
Baron Gurney
Norfolk
Lord Abinger
Justice Patteson
Oxford
Baron Parke
Coleridge
Northern
Justice Coltman
Baron Rolfe
Western
Justice Wightman
Cresswell
South Wales
Justice Williams
North Wales
Justice Maule
Erskire
Chambers
Noel Byron
Wellsborough
Leicestershire
Fixn Arts
Lords of the Admiralty
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Admiralty
Ds. Warrs
Poultry
Alers-Hankey
Isaac Watts
Watts
Wo. Greig
Twankay
Hysons
Messrs
Keeling and Hunt
Labrador
Bond
New York
Ceylon
Cassia Lignea
West India
Mauritius
Bengal
Baskruptcy
Bank of England
Pankruptcy
Charles Kean
Richard the Third
Committal of a Father for Murder by Setting His Child on Fire
An inquest at the King's Arms Birmingham concluded with a verdict of wilful murder against Richard Andrews in the death of his four year old daughter Eliza Andrews. The fire occurred in Vale Street, with witnesses detailing screams, an arson-like scene, and Andrews’s conduct before and after the incident. The child died next morning at the Queen's Hospital.
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King’s Arms
William-street
Bishopsgate-street
Birmingham
Eliza Andrews
No. 10
Court
Vale-street
Queen‘s Hospital
Richard Andrews
Andrews
Queen’s Hospital
Mr. Moore
Queen's Hospital
Eliza Chambers
Mr. Pearce
Betsy Woodhall
Pearce
Chambers
Sophia Griffiths
19 Court
Vale Street
Mr. Bell
Lucy Ridding
Sarah Griffiths
Caroline Pearce
Joseph Pearce
Stinton
George Hawker
George Ingram
Thomas Hall
Joseph Stinton
Eliza Johnson
Bmery Whittaker
Henry Sherples
Willy
Dreadful Murder and Execution in Jamaica Prison Tale
The Jamaica papers recount a horrific case of rape and murder, confessed under torture, with Pendrill and Reeve executed at Falmouth on November 30. Spectators described a brutal scaffold scene as the rope failed, cap blown away, and the prisoners maintained innocence amid grisly death throes.
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Jamaica
Pendrill
Reeve
Chitty
Falmouth
Kingston
Thomas Anderson
Caitty
Cornwall Chonicle
Bacchus
Jesus
Hell
Riae
Mr. Macintyre
Sam Reeve
Disturbance at Cheltenham Parish Council Meeting
During a parish church service at Cheltenham a woman stood and announced a message from God to Frank Close causing a scene. She was escorted out, later discharged by the magistrate with a promise not to disrupt services again, appearing of unsound mind and previously at Gloucester asylum. Also notes on ships and Ionian Banks assets from 1843.
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Cheltenham
Gloucester
Saura Sun
London
Mozambique Channel
Charleston
St. Helena
Euphrates
New Brunswick
Gallapagus
Tus Toxtan Isrus
Ionian Banks
A. H. Loveman
Corfu
The Weekly Chronicle Opening of Parliament Advo ca te of Free Trade and Reform
The Weekly Chronicle promotes its role as a reformist weekly with extended suffrage free trade and education of the people. It touts superior paper, broader coverage including literature science arts and sport, and its independence and party alignment. Editions include Country Town and Town formats with varied prices and post subscriptions. line notes about Irish state trials may affect next week’s issue.
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Ireland
Weekly Chronicle
London
England
Chronicle
Pernassien
Trish
France
O'Connell
Manchester
John Ormerod
Bacup
Sir Robert Peet
Burslem
Agricola
New Zealand
United States
Archibald
Balbus
Omar
Thos. Andrews
G. Hf. Reesgood
Batz
East
St. Michael's Church
Trug
Finsbury
St. Paul's Cathedral
Anne
Quebec
Hill
St. Omer
Pas-De Calais
H. B
Jack
Neptune
P.S
Honest Jack
J. R
T. L
Truro
W. R
Enlistment of pauper children for the army exposes abuse
A letter to the Weekly Chronicle accuses unions and workhouses around Chatham of supplying pauper children for military service. It details cases from North Aylesford, Dartford, Brixton, and Maidstone unions, noting underage enlistments, false age certificates, and possible coercion by authorities.
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Chronicle
Lam
Frepertc Wuerzirna
Rochester
Chatham
Chelmsford
Cranbrook
Dartford
East Ashford
Hollingbourne
Medway
Maidstone
North Aylesford
St. Barylebone
Brixton
James Potter
North Aylesford Union
3D Buffs
Union
Guardians of the Union
John Mitchell
Dartford Union
Rochester Bridge
Cannanore
East Indies
India
Time Calculations for Sunrise Sunset and Tidal High Water in British Isles
The article gives methods to estimate sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments above or below 61 and 41 degrees, with minute additions or subtractions per degree. It lists high water corrections from London Dock to other ports such as Bristol Cork Falmouth Holl Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton, noting a mix of time additions and subtractions. It also records calendar notes for January 21st with Lenticular weather ephemera and notable historical birthdays and deaths.
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Elizabeth Burchard
Guy Place
Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Holl
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Digest of Irish State Trials Proceedings Tarnished by Critique
The column promises a concise digest of the Attorney General speech and long testimony to avoid exhaustive boredom. It criticizes the opening remarks as diffuse and irritable, notes alleged omissions from jury panel coverage, and questions the government line about conspiratorial guilt and promised revelations.
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Post
O'Connell
Smith
T. B. Smith
Robert Peel
Macaulay and the anti Corn Law League dispute
A letter praising Mr. Macaulay for independence and Free Trade support argues he should repudiate the Fixed Duty fallacy and endorse the Liberal reform program. It condemns hesitation under League pressure and urges open backing of the People’s Reform Bill amid opposing interests.
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Macaulay
Edinburgh
Lord Melbourne
Mr. Macaulay
League
John Russell
Bright
Mr. Cobden
Cela
Free Trade and Corn Law Debate Aims and Delays
The article critiques Whig hesitation on Free Trade amid Corn Law tensions. It argues the League acts boldly against tardiness, while landlords mobilize tenants to resist change. It surveys leaders like Lord John Russell and Cobden, noting indecision from Ex-Whig cabinet members and potential capitulation harming the country’s commercial policy.
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League
Edinburgh
Gibson Craig
Macaulay
House of Commons
Mr. Cobden
Robert Peel
John Russell
C. Wood
Lord Spencer
Marquis of Westminster
Lord Fitzwilliam
Halifax
Lord Morpeth
Huddersfield
The Queen and the Ministry in Morning Herald Row
The Morning Herald asserts the Queen’s ministers depend on the Duke of Wellington’s life, a claim ridiculed by critics who warn such conjecture risks Whig and Tory maneuvering. The piece notes Tamworth and Chatsworth visits fuel rumors of royal confidence shifts and urges prudence until clear policy emerges.
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Morning Herald
Standard
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Spencer
John Russell
League
The
Albert Peel
Mar
Lord Spencer
Herald
Anti-Cornlaw League
E.J. Stantey
C. Buller
Tamworth
Duke of Devonshire
Drayton
Picquet
Prince Albert
Chatsworth
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Teracway
Chester
F. A. Millbanke
Sir Robert
Denpy
Peel
A. Wood
Bowes
G. Heathcote
St. Paul’s
Legal & Miscellaneous
James Harrienton
St. Agnes
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Monnay
St Vincent
Lord Byron
William Pitt
Frederick the Great
St. Paul
Seta Mora
Anti.corn.law League
NEW Procorn.law Associations
the Queen
Drayton—And
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