Foreign Intelligence and European Affairs Pan in a Globe Report
The Moniteur notes five new French elections due to double returns or resignations and a Bank of France branch in Montpellier. Paris papers debate party strength as Spain Portugal Germany and Holland news unfold, with fires in Saint Petersburg and Ghent, depictions of Carlist activity, and Oman fiscal plans.
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Moniteur
Bank of France
Montpellier
France
Debais
Caillon Barrot
Courrier Francais
St. Petersburg
Podolia
Rend
Wernesencki
Cor. Cerles
Paris
Spain
Galignani
Lears
Bayone
Espartero
Vittoria
Balmaceda
St. Sebastian
Portugal
Cortes
Lund
Lisbon
Germany
Wurzburgh
Munich
Wirtemburg
M. de Feuerlein
Augsburg
Alxander
Prince Bilesch
Servia
Turkey
Holland
Belgium
Luxemburg
Grand Duchy
Belgtom
Guent
Jay
Psreers
Ghent
Church of the Augustines
Qucation
Academy
Journal du Commerce St. Anvers
Augie Tines
Brussels
Brussels Independent
Eeho du
Luxemburgh
Bombay
Gur Cowar
Gandagar Shastree
Veneram
Sir R. Grant
Guzerat
S. Bird Hee
Elphinstone College Council
Col. Vans Kennedy
Court of Directors
Madras
R. Grant
Ehare
Morley
Artillery
W. Bett
H. Creet
Movement of Troops for Canada Embarks From Woolwich
Two companies of the Royal Artillery under Major Chalmers sail from the Royal Arsenal Woolwich aboard the Messenger steam transport for Ireland Bridge Dublin to relieve Wylde and Stewart and return to headquarters to fill the Canada complement. Commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Maclallan CB.
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Canada
Royal Artillery
Chalmers
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
Messenger
King
Ieland Bridge
Dublin
Wylde
Stewart
Maclachlan
C.B
Fire destroys the Italian Opera in Paris at Salle Favart
Jan 15 fire raged after Don Giovanni performance as the Italian Opera in Paris burnt through the roof. Gasps of danger filled the Boulevards while firemen and guards struggled to control the blaze and save lives.
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Grisi
Persiani
Albertozzi
Tamburini
Rubini
Lablach
Mozart
Salle Favart
Grand Estaminet
Pacixi
Marchand de Nouveaute
Hellas
Ruea Gretry, Favart
Galignani
M. Severini
M. Robert
Rue Marivaux
Ozera
Cafe du Balcon
Cracie
Severini
Rue Favart
Hotel Des Italiens
Academie Royal de Musique
Paris
M. Deroste
Julia Grisi
Prison Discipline in France and a Liberated Convict's Trial
In Paris and its suburbs an estimated 3000 to 4000 liberated convicts provoke concern as the Bagne governor warns that robbery would be quickly followed by homicide to ensure safety. At Lille, Ignace Lecat, a freed convict under surveillance, faces a correctional tribunal for a petty theft in Roubaix and recounts a brutal family past. The prosecutor urges harsh punishment, citing a 1825 incident where Lecat’s brother cut off a finger to enforce a debt, leading to a trial where both thief and mutilator are sentenced. Lecat is acquitted after deliberation.
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France
Paris
Suvurbe
Bagne
Ignace Leeat
Lille
Roubaix
Procureur du Roi
Ignace Lecat
Cervil
Lecat
Leest
Ignace
Court of Assizes
Jatour
Thiarrand
Duke of Beanf
Horlock
Barminton
Harlock
Horlace
Dorset Chronicle
Lord Eldon
Earl E'don
Hamilton-place
Piccadilly
Catacomba
Kingston
Dorsetshire
Barshet
Winchesetar
Wambwa
Dereet
Eacombe
John Scott, Earl of Eaton
Gidea
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of Gloucester
Earl of
Coroner's verdict and murder committal in Welsh case
The coroner's jury concluded John Lewellin died from a poisonous ingredient in beer given by John Harris. Four county magistrates met at Merthyr. the case moved to committal for murder. The report also details multiple European notices of inquests and incidents across Birmingham and other towns.
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Abeordare
John Liewellin
John Harris
Merthyr
Jakeman
Br. Willcox
Birminghaa
Bradford
Movurpez
Beyind
Xasn
Fishertom
Salisbury
Brunswick- Square
Burnley
Borner
Messrs. Robrts, Brothers, and Co
Cork
Boxer
Nelson
Cockewein
St. Andero
Bilson
Spain
Canada
Halifax
St. John’s
Durhama
Dr. Paley
Bishopwearmouth
Edmond Paley
Easingwold
Gretford
Lincolnshire
Leeds
Sanday
George Wigfeld
John Spencer Stanhope
Cannon-hall
Bleicaster
London
Portsmouth
Termplemsrz
15Th
7Th Fusiliers
Canad
Spike Island
North America
25Th
The
Royals
West Indies
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Bermuda
Canagz
Ceylon
St. Austel
Xmr
Charles Brrows
Mason
Swansea
Mar
Cowbridge
Bridge End
Teck
Tynehead
City of
York
Guildhall
G. Thosapson
J. Graham
A.M
D. Allen
Take
J.P Pritchett
W. Gray
Brooks
J. Prica
B. Agar
Sheriff Matterson
Jas. Parsons
Meeting in favor of the ballot at Marylebone Parish
A Marylebone parish meeting in the Workhouse yard debated the ballot with Mr. Hume and Col. Evans leading speakers. The gathering urged a parliamentary petition and firm support for secret voting while criticizing government reform measures and urging shorter parliaments.
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Marylebone
Lord Nugent
Wero
Lancashire
Mr. Hume
Col. Evans
M.P
Col. Thompson
Gilbert Ainslie Young
Hall
S. Whalley
Harrison
Hovenden
Hume
Mr. Humse
Messares
Intio
John Russell
Coal
Evans
Hisses
Cheere
End Eris
Eif
Kilkenny
Pete
Sir. S. Whalley
United Kingdom
Hagland
Smalles
Devsl
House of Commors
bin Hon
Mr. Hell
House of Commons
Lord John Russell
Sir
Viscant
Important Irish Chancery Decision Clarifies Lease Proposals
The Lord Chancellor of Ireland, with eleven judges, ruled that accepted proposals for lease creating tenancy from year to year fall under Section 12 of Stanley's act. The Barony of the Exchequer previously required stamping for recognition by the court. The Saturday decision ordered stamping for the Rev. Samte Ferguson's case, applying to properties managed by receivers under the Irish Chancery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Stanley
Sergant Jackson
Chancery
Samte Ferguson
Irish Court of Chancery
Cologne
M. Michaelis
Magdeburg
Mirror
New York
Meeting on Ballot in Fossgate Discusses Secret Voting
A large Citizens meeting in Merchants Hall Fossgate discussed vote by ballot and examined a model ballot box sent by Mr Grote to Mr R Pearce. Alderman Mak chaired, praising suppression of party feeling and arguing property as a voting factor while emphasizing free, unbiassed representation.
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Merchants’ Hall
Fossgate
Grote
City of London
R. Pearce
Aldérmas Mak
York
Parce
London
Knights of the Shire
Upsahiza
Dir. Pearce
Pearce
Manchester
Wakefield
Liverpool
Chamber of Deputies
House of Commins
Henry Nevill
Clu
Bank of Erglad
East India Company
Alderman Torner
Gore
WA Hiseks
Iead
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