Paris Dispatch on Jesuit Expulsion and Empire Affairs
Foreign intelligence from Paris notes the expulsion of Jesuits as a government triumph, with Rome confirming a successful negotiation via M Rossi. It records chamber votes on taxes and rail bills, heat in Paris, and various European dispatches including Athens, Venice, and Tangier. The report also covers slave-trade measures, stock market firmness, and notable deaths and births in royal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jesuita
France
Privts
Journale and
le Presse
Monifeur
Rome
M. Rossi
Congregation of the Jesuits
M. de Remilly
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Peers
Algeria
Paris and
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Aix
Fecamp
Dieppe
M. Auber
M. Raban
Palais Royal
Republican
Duchess of Kent
Prince de Leiningen
Vienna
Mandey
Berryer
Venice
du Bordeaux
Trieste
Gays Za Presse
Grivas
Kallergi
Oto
Athens
Orleans
Alates
Rouen
Vierzon
Havre
Avignon
Basle
Spaniali
Boniteur
Baugeaud
Algiers
D'Arbouville
Marey
Ben-Salem
Bad Hamza
Meden
Ben Salem
Bou Chereb
Bel Kassem Oukassi
Jurjora
Sutten
Lamariciere
Milianah
M‘mahon
Roguet
Salla Meprina
Tangier
Delarue
Constitutionnel
Russia
Woronzow
Caucasus
le Constitutionnel
M. Nothomb
Louis Philippe
Brazil
Alphonse Peter Christian Leopold Philip Eugene Michael Gabriel Raphael Gorzague
M. de Boisay
Africa
Great Britain
Duke de Broglie
M. Guizot
M. Boissy
Charles Dapin
Viergan
Johann Hiller
Tubingen
Oberjettinges
Holzlock
Gazette Des Tritunaux
Tares and Three Cents Close At Market Amid Turmoil
The piece reports bond moves with Three Cents at 24 cash and 27 to 46 days, notes a Bank of San Fernando contract critique, and cites El Clamor El Heraldo and other journals criticizing finance policy. It covers Queen's journey uncertainty, military plans near Guadalajara, and foreign updates from Switz erland and America including Jackson's death and Oregon questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apnio
M. Pachieco
Princes of the Asturias
Count Trapani
Guadalajara
Madrid
el Clamor
Bank of San Fernando
Senor Man
Adde
el Heraldo
Heraldo
Long voyage letters mix Pacific dispatches and European news
A compilation of maritime and colonial notices from Sydney to London and the Pacific. Reports include alleged rigging of a pilot boat, encounters near New Bedford, and British troop movements. Updates cover Dutch Hague rumors, Danish royalty visits, and Queen Pomare’s resistance with French forces on Tahiti and nearby islands.
Large Sunday gathering over suspending order in Margaret Street Chapel
The Metropolis reports a crowded Margaret Street Chapel where Sir Herbert Jenner Fust’s order on Mr. Oakeley’s suspension was to be read during the service. Assistant minister Mr. Richards spoke briefly, then the sermon avoided the controversy. The Times notes the absence of the suspension reading and the starched ceremonial acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Dantrey
Margaret Street
Herbert Jenner Fust
Oakeley
W. A. Richards
Richards
Okelry
Thie Society
Finsbury Square
London
Vourhall Gardens
Reval
Vauxhall
Disney Oy Tus Newavenders
Highbury Barn
Wild
Curese
Ggns’ Benevolent Institution
Lundon Tavern
Alyle
Messie
Bache
Bobbs
Toole
Brackwatt
Folly Row
Folly House
Blackwall
Wet
Riots at Tam Racese barracks and Guernsey race riot
On Wednesday about sixty to eighty soldiers caused disorder at Tam Racese races. After a large drunken riot, General Napier intervened to restore order. a mob attacked the general with a heavy stick and many townspeople were bruised. A Guernsey jailer’s son was detained for the assault. In Liverpool Toxteth Park, 150 Orangemen faced a mob of Irish residents after a funeral procession. Stones and bricks flew, police struggled to contain the violence, but no deaths occurred and several clergymen aided calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gudrhsey
Arraay Barwarn
Sturty
Terwarda
Ollivier
Napier
Picquet
Barbet
Guernsey
Nepier
Jersey
St Mary's Cemetery
Scotland Road
Broom Street
Dale Street
Great Crosshall Street
Laco Street
Liverpool Albion
Destructive Fire Ravages Eight Homes Near Thames
A blaze destroyed eight houses in a clump near the River Thames. Fire engines from London stations, led by Mr. Crookland, fought flames across marshes and ditches, but rising tides and scattered flames left limited relief. By nine oclock, only walls remained. residents lost homes and all possessions. Names of affected residents and rescuers are listed, with over forty people displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Woolwich
London
Schooc-bones
Mrr
Braidwood
Watling Street
Connorton
West of England
Waterloo Road
James West
Waterman
Joseph West
Ditto
Joseph Taylor
Dito
Jobo
Didden
Jamon Moore
Emma
William Leonard
Joseph Lund
Ulster Tenant Right Backed At Ireland Meeting
Ireland. Custis July 7 Bergat Association. The weekly meeting at Conciliation Hall was crowded with O Connell and leaders in attendance. A petition against the New Booking and Colleges Bill was adopted to defend Ulster tenant-right, while O Connell defended his England mission and condemned Robberies. He urged petitions to Parliament and cautioned against Ribandiam and Molly Maguireism, citing Cork police clashes and urging nonlethal policing. Grattan and J O Connell also spoke on the New Conference Bill, with rent totaling 4 B for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Ulster
Davis
House of Commons
Ireland
O'Connell
England
Roe‘buck
Mr. O'Connell
London
Trath
Little Roebuck
Mr. S. O'Brien
John Rousell
Cork
Ballinbassig
Booth
Old Ireland
T. Maguire
Cavan
Grattan
J.o'connell
Emigrant books and colonial life in Sydney notes
A literary chronicle review discusses Mr. Baker's emigrant book and its appeal to both home readers and colonists. It surveys native soldiery in Australia, Aboriginal camp life, and the costs of reform, plus Paramatta society, female convicts, orange growing, and a cemetery inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxovax Asp Mursovaiz
C. J. Baker
London
Smith and Elder
Baker
Committal of a Drunken Juror at London Inquest
A coroner in London committed a juror to prison for drunkenness during an adjourned inquest into a child murder at the Feathers Tavern Whitefriars. The panel member appeared intoxicated, admitted unfit capacity, and was sent to Gliptur-atreet Campter Prison. The inquiry continued with thirteen jurors. verdict found dead. The governor was instructed to notify the defendant when sober to write an apology for possible release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Payne
City of London
Feathers Tavern
Whitefriars
Giltapur-atreet Campter
Withall
Glepursatreet
Abstract of the net produce of the Revenues of Grey
An abstract detailing the net produce of the Revenues of Grey for the years and quarters ending July 1644 and July 1645. It records increases and decreases in revenue across periods, reflecting financial outcomes for the realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
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Maye
Castellano
M. Castillo Y Avense
MM. Brunelli
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Jennis
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Scott
Switzerland
Thusis
Coire
Grisons
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Rathbone
New York
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Texas
Elliot
Mexico
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Stockton
Jackson
Neo York Courier and Enquirer
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New York Courier and Enquirer
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Aliler
Hammond
South Carolina
Thomas Clarkson
Times
Ihs
Eouisiana
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Charleston
Wm Ogilby
Ogilvy
Jung
Queen Victoria
Lowen
Sydney
New South Wales
Afhernosa
Cagato
Flagata
Kororarika Amt
Auckland
Rotterdame de Courant
Hague
States General
Thorbecke
Austral Oy Tax Ducnesa
Kent
Augsburg
Prince Ferdinand of
Sexe Coburg
Lintz
Talbot
Papeili-harbour
Tabiti
Otabelle
Feason
Queen Pomare
Raiatia
Queen Pomare'a
Europe
the Metropolis
Literary Chronicle
Australia
Merara
Himberg
Alother
Powlatt
House of Lords
Futurn
Paramatta
Paramtta
James Magouran
Tor Roral
Albmn
Sherwood and Co
Eltham
Orr and Co
Epjoymenia
Smollatt
Panpie
Marryat
Cooper
No. L
Zeeks
Gilli
Giyeral Nott
Robert Peel
Trevor
William Nott
G.C.B
Shrewsbury
Joposs’ Cuampers
Wight Tian
Cummons
Patvitsos
Gompertz
Witham
Rose
Eli Time Elf
Fizzey Kelly
Hampwa Court Palace
Connael
Gyonat Pitt
Fizrey Kelly
Eay
Spring Gardens
Jane
Hampton Court Palace
Horse Guarda
Fitznor Ket
Juvencib
1845
Sprigg-gardens
Blizacy Keurr
Capist Rose
Chine
Imprest
Sns
Ceae
Consolidated Fund
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