French address passes by large margin in Paris debate
Paris papers report the deputies adopting the address by 216 to 116 after the ninth paragraph on the Five per Cents was debated but not amended. The finance minister urged adjournment, while the Mole administration strengthens its stance against Spain, with Espartero and royalist forces moving in Castile and Navarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
M. Lacane Laplagne
Count Mole
Spain
M. Hebert
Mole
Chamber
Pspaarn
Constitutionnel
Logrono
Leon el Conde
Manilla
Garcia
Calatayud
Orduna
Guerque
Castille
Ulibarri
Puente la Reyna
Espartero
Don Carlos
Durango
Charles X
Knights of Malta
Alaix
Navarre
Jaca
Phare
Bayonne
St. Sebastian
Auxiliary Legion
British Legion
Canada
Royal Marines
Madrid
Prussia
Francfoert
Vienna
Prince Metternich
Rorre
Cologne
Berlin
Austria
Rome
Bavaria
Ratisbon
Wurtzburgh Gazette
Count Donheff
Munich
Diet
Russia
St. Petersburg
Imperial Winter Palace
Count Rastrelli
Elizabeth
Beaumur
Petersburg
Connstantinople
Tabriz
Mohamed Sckah
Persia
Turkey
Caspian Sea
Lahore
England
Persia May Yet Be Attended With Most Serious consequences.—Leipzic
Brazil
Cayenne
Mana
Macapa
Para
Amazon
Royal Navy
Rio Janeiro
French Guiana
Maay
Arseniretted Gas Poisoning Case Recounted
The Medical Gazette cites a fatal 1836 case from Falmouth where Mr Beard inhaled arsenizetted hydrogen gas during a lecture at the Mechanics Institute. Despite medical aid, he died ten days later after experiments conducted December 19 with the fatal inhalation on December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Gazette
Phillips
Falmouth
Beard
Mechanics’ Institute
Oxford Treble Bob Major rings longest ever in Aylisham
Aylisham records a 5 440 change Oxford Treble Bob Major peal rung in three hours thirty one minutes conducted by Thomas Greenwood. Participants included Charles Clements sen and jun, Thomas Gooch, Samuel Mayston, John Delph, Charles Middleton, John Ulph, with Bath noted for the event. Separately a lunacy commission sat about John Gould the elder, a tailor and draper, found lunatic after ten years confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylisham
Oxford
Thomas Greenwood
Charles Clements
Thomas Gooch
Samuel Mayston
John Delph
Charles Middleton
John Ulph
Bath
John Gould the Elder
Bear Inn
Evideres
Apollo Belvidere
Beverley
Reformers of
Thomas Sandwith
George Rennie
James Clay
Messrs
Rennie and
Clay
Rennie
Carlisle
Relph
Etterby
Dublin
Leeds
Baines
Reading
Oxford-road
Birmingham
Gretna-green
Rhodes
Shannons
Wigan
Upholland
John Swift
Mary Shevington
Swift
Shevington
Mary Byers
John Palbot
Ann Corless
Ellen Baldwin
Byers
Ellen Corless
Edward Swift
Uptolland
Fisher
Ralph Thicknesse
Liverpool Assizes
Windsor
Taz Wixpsor Bank
John Ramsbottom
City of York
House of Correction
Fire at Mr Ward's 82 P Affects Gilston Park Residence
A fire at Gilston Park the Hertfordshire home of H G Ward MP started at noon on Saturday. The blaze threatened the historic estate and burned two rooms before extensive help confined the flames. Mr Ward suffered injuries including a dislocated shoulder and a severe arm cut.
Trial of Glasgow Cotton Spinners on Illegal Combination
The Edinburgh Justiciary Court resumed the trial of Thomas Hunter Peter Hackett Richard MNeill James Gibb and William MLean for illegal combination murder and related crimes. Indictment alleges secret committees strikes threats and dispatch of a pistol to kill John Smith in Anderston Glasgow in 1837 with involvement of a guard and finance staff.
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Thomas Hunter
Peter Hackett
Richard M‘neill
James Gibb
William M‘lean
Justiciary Court
Edinburgh
M‘neill
M‘lean
Cottonspinner
Clyde-street
Anderston
Gasgow
John Smith
Houldsworth’s Barracks
Cheapside
D. M‘neill
Pannels
James Moat
Cotton Spinners’ Association
Witness
Anges Campbell
James Munro
Robert Greenhill
John M‘coffle
Sydserf
John Bunyon
Hackett
Gibb
William M.lean
Association
Glasgow Green
Wm. Smith
Black Boy Close
Gallowgate
Hunter
Gowan
James Murdoch
Glasgow
Broomward
Secret committee in mill dispute leads to guilty verdicts
The secret committee controlled money and sought to expel women from the Broomward shop. Attempts to burn premises and other acts of violence were outlined by witnesses. After long proceedings in Glasgow, jurors found guilty on minor charges and sentenced to seven years transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop
Finance Committee
M‘neill
Robertson
M‘lean
Glasgow
Scotland
The Lodge Dispute and Washington’s Tomb in a Cast.-Era Report
A dated piece recounts Lord Shannon replacing a lodge occupant after tenant turnover at East Cowes Castle. It also details General Washington’s burial, Toronto’s Canadian status, and Sir John Colborne’s wartime exploits, followed by Badan abduction news and Cobbett quip. It closes with a long skater safety report from the parks.
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Earl of
Lord S
Taylor
Lodge
Cruikshanks
Gosport
Philadelphia Gazette
Toronto
Upper Canada
Lake Ontario
York Coany
East Riding
Humber
Gibraltar Point
Kingston
Montreal
Great Britain
Ireland
Forts George
Niagara
Great Falls
General Dearborn
Sir John Colborne
Ezira
John Culborne
Riiles
John
Sir John
Badan
Hatzfeld
the Lamb
Rastadt
Swabian Mercury
Hattersheim
Frankfort
Wiesbaden
Philadelphia
Peter Porcupine
Peter
Porcupine
Cebbett
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Foreign Intelligence
Country News
St. James’s Park
Humane Society
Kignt Lair
Greenwich
Mount-street
Royal Humane Society
Society
James Potter
Margaret Newcomb
Carden-place
Kensington-gravel-pits
James Woolmer
Sarleymon-passage
West Smithfeld
William Carter
Drury Lane
Ralph
Camden-place
Kensington Gardens
Exéent
S. Park
Pritchard
The
Skating Club
Hyde Park
Kensington
Newcastle
Tolver
Rotherhithe
Wapping
London-bridge
Thames
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