France faces wake of Tahiti row and anti English tilt
Reports from Paris discuss Thiers and Guizot defending ministerial actions amid French tensions with Britain over Tahiti and Morocco. The era's diplomats debate peace terms, concessions, and the risk of a broader conflict as ministers seek stability while opposition weighs a political shift.
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France
England
London
Lord Aberdeen
Pritchard
Tahiti
Cadiz
Tahu
Morocco
M. Thiers
Osesnia
Marquesas
Society Islands
Dupstit Thouars
Messrs
Bruet
D'Aubigny
M. Guizat
Presse
Count Melé
MM. Dupin
Bernie Delamartine
Odillon Barevot
Coalitinn
M. Salvendy
T. M. de Selsdady
Count Mole
Great Britain
Friends of
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M. de Saltandy
Turbulent diplomacy and unrest across empires in 1835
Dispatches describe tense British bids to press creditor claims in Constantinople amid possible rupture with the Porte. Reports from Europe note Russia rumours of the emperor’s health later denied. Tahiti news quotes French gains, French-Tahitian clashes, and missionary departures as conflicts widen, with little prospect for peace.
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Stratford Canning
Tripoli
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Tahiti
Yorkshire
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Isif
Thalia
Europe
Morea
Valparaiso
England
Garal
Jesus Christ
M'Kean
Leeds Mercury
Metropolis Notices Record Charity and Bank Meetings in London
Reports from London on four charity and business gatherings. The fourth annual meeting of a benevolent society at the London Tavern reviews finances and welcomes new managers, with thanks to James Alexander and MPs Baring and Abel Smith. A special meeting of Union Bank creditors and directors reports profits, dividends, and asset details, praising inspector M'Laren.
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New South Wales
van Diemen’s Land
London
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Nri
Hall of Commerce
Threadneedle Street
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St. James’s
John Wood
Upper Charlotts Street
Fitzroy-square
Eastlake
R.A
Haydon
Cooke
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Royal Academy
Harcourt
Cuonca
Incorporated Society
St Martin's Place
Hereford
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Wyke
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Halifax
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Manchester
East End
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Cheshire
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Fleet Prison
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Orange Street
Lencester Square
Prolific Ghostly Mischief Stuns Birmingham Neighbourhood
Reports detail a series of eerie sightings in Birmingham’s Wheeler Street and Wal sall Road over four weeks. A white clad figure unsettled residents, alarming families and injuring no one, with several witnesses describing horns and other unearthly features. Local authorities urge calm as fear spreads across Perry Barr and Sandy Lane areas.
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Chester
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Kersey
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Don
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Rochester
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Cuack
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Charles Rand
Brown
Leas
Hoy White
White
Blake
Rand
Maidstone
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James Hull
Hunt
Hull
Wotton- Seiese
Waa
O Connell tribute and repeal rally in Ireland tale
Report from Denoris and surrounding events describes Sun day as fixed for O Connell tribute across parishes with 1844 arrears. The Liberator spoke amid interruptions, urging no compromise, reiterating repeal as the aim. A later note covers a Masonic ball for Decayed Freemasons relief and a wild beast episode at Castle Meadows ending with the elephant returned to its keeper after injuring a spectator.
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Alderman Thurtell
Hina
Irish Repeal Debate Moves Amid Tax and Clergy Tensions
A Irish parliamentary session features debate on the Repeal Cause influenced by the Charitable Bequests Bill, with critics arguing no prohibition exists and bishops backing a charitable approach. Delegates to Rome are proposed, including J. O Connell, amid calls for clerical leadership to support Irish legislative independence. A rent cut prompts salary reductions and a parliamentary inquiry into expense savings. News also reports a murder near Ballinverry tied to land disputes, and criticism of British policy toward Irish regulars.
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