Foreign Intelligence Update on Trials and European Affairs
Reports from Paris and Madrid cover the Teate trial in France with expected verdicts against Teate Parmentier Cubieres and Pellapra, and notes on Pellapra’s wealth and looming fines. Fact sheets detail stock movements, Abd el Kadir in Morocco, Narvaez’s Spain plans, and potential Franco Austrian intervention fear.
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M. Parmentier
Oizot
Duchatel
Presse
MM. Pellapra
Haarieni
Hulland
M. St. Didier
Court of Peers
Paris
M. Pellapra
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Basle
Dieppe
Morocco
Lysen
Andel Rader
England
Canest
Abd el Kucer
Abderrahman
Daub
M. Teate
M. Teste
General Cubidres
Cobiéres
Narvaez
Perua
Fee
Casreepongel
France
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Union Monarchique
Leopold
Belgium
London
Brussels
Louis Philippe
Delays in O Connell’s Burial Amid Genoa to Dublin Transport
Long report details the Peninsular and Oriental Company’s bid to move Mr O’Connell’s body from Genoa to Dublin with mourners. The Montrose vessel sailed before the heir arrived, leaving the body still in an obscured chapel. News also covers Calabria unrest, papal decrees on railroads and national guard, violent demonstrations in Rome, threats against Cardinal Lembrochhini, and Madagascar diplomacy. Another item cites a Texas poisoning at a wedding where thirty may die, involving an orphaned bride, hired distractors, and Wilkinson’s flight.
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Dabiio
Air O'Connell
Rome
Montrose
Genoa
Cosenza
Calabria
Coantry
Naples
Reggio
Bologna
Lambruschini
Venicelli
Burnetti
Austria
Pius IX
Lembroschini
Tiber
Cardinal Macchi
Father Ventura
Cicernacchio
Parisa
Lucca
Madagascar
Great Britain
Palmerston
Sabine
Texas
Shelby County
Wilkinson
Metropolis Notices and Charity Meetings in Bloomsbury
Sunday sermons at St George the Martyr supported a charity aiding nearly 20 000 people without subscriber letters. A later report from Freemasons Tavern covered council revisions for the college. Separate items discuss the Capiso Cross Bridge company finances, a committee of inquiry, and The Waste Lands in Ireland society facing losses from potato disease with a pro‑reform stance. A bakers' hours debate in Willis's Rooms seeks 12‑hour day and end to night work.
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Kixo
St. Asaph
Freemasons
Stoddart
Caapiso Crosse Baipee Company
Villiers Street
William Hawes
Messrs. Jackson
Joshua Walmsley
Messrs. Reed and Fuller
Few
Elkins
Secorita
Moore
Hungerford Market Company
Fitzroy Kelly
Isish Waste Laxp Immovemzat
King's Head
Poultry
Earl of Devon
Robertson
Ireland
Galway
Limerick
Sligo
Tta
Iriah
Journeymen Bakers of London
Willis’s
King Street
Lord Dudley Stuart
Webber
Ih. Gredvener
Thames steamers crowding and market closures debated in Alderman court
The court discussed regulating steam vessel passenger numbers and closing Smithfield Market thoroughfare on market days. Aldermen noted by laws and enforcement gaps, while Watermen’s Company officers faced queries over convictions being quashed and safety measures.
Dreadful railway and river collisions reported
A luggage train near Salford shows a watchman killed after crossing the line in a drunken stupor. In Gravesend a collision between the Satellite and Eclipse causes serious injuries including amputation to a youth named Moore. A Manchester meeting discusses the Ten Hours Act impact on the trade.
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Boltor
Manchester
Bolton
Salford
Fletcher
Clifton
Gravesend
CoLttston
Star Steamboat Company
Hollingham
Blackwall
Grays
Margate
Atem
Moore
Veasela
Mayer
Hollinghars
Aeveral
Apni
William Heros
Coas Street
Ireland News Roundup Quietly Sparks Turmoil and Crime
Galway Mercury exposes alleged abuses in the Relief Act as Ardrahan and Killeenavara committees clash over stripping relief lists and granting gratuities. Officers, landholders, and guardians are named amid discussions of relief patronage and new Poor Law officer posts. Mayo coast pirates are repelled after small vessels attack. four pirates killed and several wounded as Emerald revenue cruiser aids.
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Dus
Galway Mercury
Ardraban Ia
Ardrahan Committee
Burna
G.I
Killeenavara
Barna
Repgar Association
M. O'Connell
J. O'Connell
Alderman O'Brien
R. D. Browne
J.P. Somers
M.tavish
Dundalk
J. H. Dunne
E. W. Costello
Lonerorp
Rampal, Paatt
Randall Pratt
Levahan
Colonel Pratt
Inisa Prsatsa
Mayo
Emily Maria
Emerald Revenue Cruiser
Fred
Substantial Frauds and Railway Insurance Proposals
Police report the disappearance of Ernest Ransheim with funds, believed in London and headed for America, as Inspector Sheckell seeks capture. Also details a Railway Casualty Compensation Company proposing lifelong injury coverage from modest annual premiums with scale payouts for loss of limb and death, including female eligibility at half price, plus notices of subterranean discoveries in Boisse and Morellotta and rapid rail travel milestones across Glasgow to London and Berwick to Edinburgh.
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Benazar
Foun Tuousann Poups
Ernest Ransheim
Eisenberg
Duchy of
Saxe Altenberg
London
America
Sheckell
Union of Mans
Boisse
Morellotta
Memers
Glasgow
Berwick
Edinburgh
Colles
Newcastle
York
Caledonian Mercury
Norman's Bridge and the Covetous Lord in Moral Tale
A lengthy literary notice reviews Norman's Bridge by Mrs Marale, praising its moral struggle against greed and gold. It highlights characters like Michael Granta and Mary, Joan and Edward Strathearn, and portrays scenes of betrothal, sacrifice, and late justice within a three volume Victorian romance. The piece also quotes long extracts and moral advice about choosing a husband, and includes a shorter note on Chutes Briery's Recreations and a fishing tale with a vivid encounter at a weir.
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Norman
Burpon
Sam Morgan Mipas
London
Richard Bentley
Marale
Bichael Granta
Mary
Jobo
Joan
Vim Rey Wal
Chutes Briery
Bay
F.R.S
Loondon
Henry Colburn
Whca
Rail and fare notes amid imperial rail ambitions and accident costs
The article notes a penny fare for Hungerier to Hampstead and 3d to reach Newington Hackney Fulham by omnibus or steamboat, then shifts to Emperor Nicholas approving a strategic rail plan linking Warsaw Moscow and St Petersburg. The proposed line would fortify the old Polish kingdom’s system, with works costing about 100000 English units. Wolverton accident could cost London and North Western Railway between £30,000 and £40,000.
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Cugar Metroroutax Taaveteise
Ea Mathes Nibuses
Hungerier
Hampstead Road
Enna
Metropolis
London
Town
Paddington
Newington
Hackney
Tir Perce
Fulham
Nicholas
Vaat
Warsaw
Moscow
St. Petersburgh
Old Kingdom of
Palade
Wolverton
London and North Weatero Company
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Ralph Bates
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Archibald Cameron
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Bernardino Campi
King’s Langley
J. Dickenson
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Wantof
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William Arnold
Greenwich
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Hill
James Martin
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Robert Hyde Greg
William Taylor
Preaton
Stockport
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Manchester Guardian
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