Foreign intelligence and European updates from 19th century reports
Reports span Louis Philippe at the opera in Paris with the Duchess of Orleans, Spanish, Portuguese, and Dutch affairs. Details include General Evans, guerilla actions near Almodovar, Hanoverian reception plans, and Swiss lake floods with Ursuline convent measures and flood effects across regions.
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France
Louis Philippe
Duchess of Orleans
Population growth and ship movements in mid nineteenth century ports
Reports from Aylesbury and other towns note a surge in parish baptisms, concerns over accommodation, and the arrival of Athol with 56th Regiment troops for Deal barracks. Also covered are a rope-mill accident in Staveley, Poor Law actions, a mutinous captain aboard a Swedish voyage, and various court and religious notices.
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Aylesbury
Sunderland
Deal Barracks
Naval Yard
Derby
Faran
Staveley
Chesterfield
Poor Law Commissioners
Hungerford Union
Mumdalke
Murnver Ar Sta
France
Dundalk
Dublin
Drogheda Journal
Weretfoerd
George Troth
Mereford
Union Workhouse
Winutsford
Suppex Dear
Stalyoridge
F. Writey
Knuts
The Lewisham Affair Trial Resumes in Kent Court
The Lewisham case returns to the Kent County magistrates at the Green Man Placisateth Lelors Sireee Muryon for examination of Mrs. Boys deposition and Parker's involvement. The hearing, marked by disputes over evidence, ends with the prisoner committed for trial.
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Green Man
Placisateth
Lelors Sireee
Muryon Woon
Bart
Kent
Tidd Pratt
C. Millington
J. Jackson
F. J. Hamond
Adam Yours. Wir
J. Thackeray
John Cousins
Thomas Brandram
Parker
Caroline
Boys
London
John Farmer
Thomas Tanner
Eliza Simpson Bays
Maria Bays
Alfred Thompson Tanner
Henry Lee Bennett
James Lester
Hollist
Eliza Maria Crisp
Mary Blagg
Eliza Simpson
T. .M. Wilson
France
Camberwell
Bodkin
Tanner
Clarkson
Maria Boys
Mary Blogg
York-road
Lambeth
Brown
Lester
Hois
Engh
Colisuwich
Sermon by Rev Sydney Smith at St Pauls Cathedral
The Rev. Sydney Smith preached in the afternoon at St Pauls Cathedral on the death of the King. He praised the monarch’s honesty and aims, urged Queen Victoria to educate herself for duty, and emphasized education peace and religion. He defended religious equality and cautioned against sectarian zeal while urging ritual fidelity and sincere faith. The sermon drew a large crowd of aristocrats, senators, and literary figures.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Sydney Smith
O'Connell
General Association
London
Ireland
Chesire
Friends of the
Quen
Cork
Yorkshire
England
Scotland
Lyndhurst
Peel
Great Britain
Old Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Arthur French, Esq
Reform Association Urges Voter Registration Across Kingdom
The Reform Association calls Reformers to ensure full and honest registration of every qualified voter under the Reform Acts. Citizens must submit claims by July 20 to have names added or corrected on parish overseers lists. Objections must be filed by August 25, with readings of lists on church doors during August.
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The
Reform Association
Kingdom
Piel
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