Paris Prisoner Trials and Storms Across Europe
The report covers Barbe’s address during the May 12 trials, with claims of innocence by some and acceptance of general acts by others. It notes calm in Paris, harsher May weather in the south, and a severe hailstorm near St Sever causing extensive damage and livestock losses. Additional items include Buenos Ayres blockade justifications, a far coast blockade claim, Iwanow fire losses, Greek court intrigues, and new Prussian-British mail arrangements for faster telegrams.
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Paris
Aee
Barbe
Drouineau
Chamber of Peers
France
Journal de St
Banos
St. Sever
Monte Video
Mr.Hood
Buenos Ayres
General Rosas
Rio Plata
Argentine Republic
Cape San Antonio
Cape Horn
Chili
St. Petersburg
Iwanow
Scheremetriev
Ikonnikone
Athens
Otho
Prince George of
Cambridge
Greece
Constantinople
Hebart Town
Lord Glenelg
George Gipps
Suir Campen
London Missionary House
Prussia
Berlin
Gasette
England
Hamburg
London
Spain and France Civil War Reports From Perpignan to Madrid
A Perpignan letter dated the 24th describes Count d Espagne holding Campredon directing forces against frontier forts with artillery. a French officer near the frontier is reportedly taken to the Pretender. Tales of Balmaseda, Ramales battles, and funds strain accompany notes from Madrid and Amurrio on army pay, provisions, and ongoing sieges as Espartero and Carlists clash amid broader European turmoil.
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Perpignan
Count d'Espagne
Campredon
Don Carlos
Baza
Maprin
Spain
Madrid
England
Europe
Cuba
Havanna
Lord Haddow
Granada
Messrs
Dalzel
Sorrel
81St
Gibraltar
Manzanares
Espartero
Balmaseda
Maroto
Areta
Bilboa
Chronicle
Lisson
Chamber of Deputies
Portugal
Manuel Pasos
Jose Estavao
Baron Sa da Bandeira
Prize distributions at University College and local reforms
Lord Brougham presided at University College prize day where new appointments in law and jurisprudence were announced. The event noted the English Literature chair vacancy and praised diverse awardees, including an African winner and a Jewish scholar. Reports also cover Poor Law debates in Lambeth, Polish refugee greetings to the Duke of Sussex, a Bayswater balloon ascent, calls for a London morgue, and Vestry notes.
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University College
Faculty of Arts
Lord Brougham
Lumley
Peter Stafford Kelly
J. T. Greaves
Inner Temple
Calt
Flaherty
London University
King’s College
Erso
Corporation of London
Panisu
Lamsperna
Churchwarden Barton
St Mary, Lambeth
Board of Guardians
Court of Queen’s Bench
St. Mary, Lambeth
London
Duke of Sussex
Poland
Europe
Bayswater
Hampton
Cheltenham
Cremorne House
Chelsea
Flora Gardens
Tyburn Turnpike
Hippodrome
Surrey
Carter
Payne
Daniell
Freeman
Vestry Debates Burial Fees Right At St Johns Wood
Debated is a proposal to appoint a receiver for the surplus burial fees at St Johns Wood Cemetery and to keep a separate account at the Court-house with funds held until claimants prove their rights. Critics warn the move could threaten the rector’s rights and invite civil action or conspiracy charges.
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St. John's-wood Cemetery
Gibson
Jackson
Coungel
Salomons
Kensett
Lord Kenyon
Theoband
Court of Queen’s Bench
Messrs
Cochrane
Soden
Joseph
Hope
Bond-street
Nash
Launcelott
Mr. Westwood
Vine-street
Pierce
Knightsbridge
Windsor
Wittis
Sherbourne
Lymington
Maidstone Azette
Wills
Bassle
The
Hague
John Conroy
Duchess of Kent
Sir John Conroy
Duke of Kent
Captain Conroy
Sir John
Duke of Wellington
Lord Dunfermline
John
Conroy
Kensington
Cheltenham
Morning Post
Frora Hastixes
London
Marchioness of Hastings
Sophia
Scotland
Flora Hastings
Paris
Salon
Chambre-Acoucher
Femme de Chambre
Lady Bissington
Mixed Chartist Strife and Local Riot News Across Cities
The report details Chartist factional clashes in Ashton-Under-Lyne and Birmingham, bail recalls, and a fight over funds. It notes a Boston magistrates ruling favoring Wesleyan ministers, a dangerous duel near Lynn, toll house arson in Pembroke, and diverse public notices from Exeter to Stockport, including a Bible Society disruption by chartists.
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Douall
Stephens
Birmingham
Nationa
Laurence-street Chapel
O’connor
London
Yellow Lion
Boston
Dresextina
Holland
Jonn Harrison
Hilldike
J. F. Smyth
Smyth
Sibsey
Tindal
Twhco
Harrison
Lincoln Mercury
Cambridge
John Hall
Wiggenhall
St. Peter's
Jecks
St. Germans
Lynn
Hall
Norwich Castle
Carmarthen
Evelwen
St. Clears
Carmarthenshire
Dublin
Mayo
Galway
Roscommon
Clare
Exeter
Tuz
Howe
Cathedral of
Court of Queen's Bench
Woolmer
Gloster
Severn
Purton
Berkeley Castle
Gloucester
Lincoln
Hanson
Queenborough
Howden
Yorkshire
Northampton
Ashton
Brown
Kirton Bridewell
Hull
Portsmouth
Henry Blackwood
Patrick M.cormick
Thomas Green
John Carroll
84Th Regiment
Blackwood
Marchant the Convict Confesses Motive and Details
William John Marchant in Newgate confessing to a murder describes his family background in Chelsea and early schooling at the Ci elsra National School and Mr Wilson’s academy. He recounts the fatal act over garters, the sudden impulse in a moment of insanity, the reaction in the street, and his plea of guilty before arrest. His execution likely next Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Marchant
Newgate
Chelsea
Duke of Roxburghe
Grosvenor Place
Marchant
Cielsra
Thomas Wilson
Wilson
Turnham
Cranford-bridge
Vale
Fulham
Elwin
Cadogan Place
Edgell
Elizabeth Paynton
Crabbe
Sloane
Belgrave-square
Cadogan-place
Divine Redeemer
Urnhapp
Hammersmith
Windsor
Eton College Chapel
Hounslow
Hertford Conservatives Honor Farquhar at Banquet
The Conservative electors of Hertford held a dinner for Sir T. M. Farquhar, the unsuccessful candidate, in a tent at Mr. Longmore’s field. About 400 people were seated for dinner after five. Sir Minto Farquhar, joined by Lord Mahon, MP, attended. Mr. J. Stocks presided.
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Borough of
Hertford
T. M. Farquhar
Longmore
Minto Farquhar
Lord Mahon
J. Stocks
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Oreign Intalligance
Spain and
Aleppo
Semaphore
Marseilles
Saysa
Teheran
Herat
M. Nisqinety
Pera
Galata
Samos
Ponsonby
Mexico
Woodbury
United States
Vera Crus
Bee
Esid
Urrea
Mexia
Aca
Jete
Tampico
Paraza
M. Baradere
Theh Metropolis
Shah
Inverness
Highlands
Duke of Gordon
Glenmore
Grant
Inverness Courier
South Stockton
Young
Whitby
Stockport
Stockport Bible Society
Marchant, the
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