France Chamber votes on royal responsibility and cabinet fate
The debate on the address ends with the Chamber passing the motion by 221 to 498, while ministers face attacks over foreign policy and royal authority. The King’s reply hints at resisting opposition as the Saumur riot and Vesuvian eruption update readers on unrest and natural events across regions.
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Anglo Dutch Negotiations and Belgian Accidents In London Life
The letter from Paris outlines Count Felix de Merode’s plan for the London Conference with Belgium keeping Limburg and Luxemburg frontiers while Dutch interests control Maastrecht. The text notes Dutch Prussian trade ties, Belgian indemnity payments to Holland, and military routes. Reports from Brussels cover hair duty cuts, a Ghent boiler explosion, wrecks at the coast, and a frigate fire at Willemsoord. It also logs Odessa corn loans, Briton coroner cases, destitution in London parishes, and local political races for Mippiesex.
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Bohemia
Frankfort
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England
Ghent
Stephenson
Controversy Over Middlesex Coroner Election and Wakley Interest
Reports discuss the coroner election rights for freeholders in the county and details of the writ de Coronatore eligendo. Sir William Wakley signals potential candidacy, with election procedures and timing outlined, plus a court case involving Pinchetto and Spinetto over wages and a musical box incident.
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Saffronhill
Rome
Giovanni Baptist Pinchetto
England
Spinetto
Giovanni
Rory O'More
Inquest on Mrs Ann Lambert Describes Self Destruction
An inquest at the King George IV Inn Norwood before Coroner Mr Carter heard that 76 year old Mrs Ann Lambert cut her throat in her home after prior self harm attempts. Witnesses noted her husband was away and a razor was found near the body. Verdict declared death by a fit of temporary mental derangement.
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Earl of Scarborough
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John
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Lorp Oxmantown
Bernard Mullins
Tullamore
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Dublin Freeman
W. N. Roche
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Connaught
Michael O'Loghlin
Rolls
King’s County
Col. Drummond
Discovery of ancient vault and burial relics at Glayslough church
Old vault uncovered during flooring work at Glayslough church reveals a small tombstone dated about 120 years ago and bones along with a ten inch pin believed to secure a dead dress. The find follows reports of local vaults and historic burial practices in the region.
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James du Pre
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Hereford Times
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West Somerset
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Dover
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Edward Boyd Rice
Town
Dov.r Chronicle
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Crumpsall
Robert Bentley
Prestwich
Jos. Bentley
Sandfield
Pilkington
Manchester
Orton Murher
Little
Lennox
Low Heskett
Orton Carrier
Carlisle
Clonmel Special Commission Cleared Amid Political Friction
Irish government ends the Clonmel Special Commission amid partisan reaction. The Orange press and The Standard warned of Catholic juries and government meddling, alleging witnesses and evidence would be suppressed to aid conspirators in murder and outrage.
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Orange Press
The British Colonies War Forecast and Indian Mutiny Notes
A Madras paper warns of an unavoidable war with the Burman Empire and Rangoon trade bans on Colonel Benson. Indian dispatches report Bombay transfers, Sir John Awdry’s Chief Justice role, Sir James Carnac sailing for Bombay, and mutinous tensions in the 24th Native Infantry led by Major Wilkinson with disciplinary actions and planned severe example.
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John Awdry
Herbert Compton
Bombay
Henry Roper
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Roper
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J. R. Carnac
Thomas Coutts
Carnac
James
Mortiny
Paneepur
Wilkinson
Col. Worsley
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