Paris Journal exposes Syria policy debates in 1840s peers session
Paris debate reveals French and British worry over Syria killings and sectarian strife. Guizot recalls past French aid to Christians, support for Druses and Maronites, and attempts to curb Ottoman misrule. Ministers vow to illuminate cabinets, prevent renewed atrocities, and press for a united approach in Lebanon amid ongoing tensions.
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Paris
Journal Des Debate
Paria
Cata
Ate Chamber of Peers
Seria Questious Pi Jstian
Jesuita
Count de Montalembert
Atep
Lebanon
Epg
Wei
Beyrout
Syria
M. Guizot
M. “Bert
le Addad
IM. Guiza
Sitenen
Costantinople
Eibrow
Tiena
Pasha
Egopt
Parte
Constantinople
MM. Guizot
Beschir
Porte
France
Empire
Srris
Isador
M. Guzst
M. de Mortelembert
Rome
Fresel
A. Gaitwi
Cone
Jeffirrs
Chan
iQount de Montalemtert
Knesnis Cor
Chamber of Peers
Ibig
M. de Bsissy
Duke de Broglie
London
M. Buissy
M. de Broglie
Minister of Marine
Lenlos Stock Exchange
Soxjey
Wernerdar
Orleans
Raven
Vierzon
Havre
Au Bom
Butte
Maprip
Barcelona
Infante
Don Francisco de Paula
Buen Retira
Dona Ame
Felipe
Belgium
Vales
Dauani
Heraldo
Madrid
Algeria
el Amria
Oulad Ries
de Pan Azaio
Totera
Royal visit and political turmoil fragment news
Latest intelligence reports royal progress from Osborne House to Gosport and along the coast, with Queen and King of Belgium departing Buckingham Palace. Parliament may prorogue soon amid parliamentary corruption scrutiny, trailing into court cases about seduction and public misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Movaumyry
Downs
Thurday
Prince Albert
Osborne House
Gosport
Horai Castle
Ryde
Metropolie
Marlborough-house
Buckingham Palace
South Eastern Railway
Ostend
PantraMext
Edward Dicken
John Jones
John Watson
Thomas Welsh
Ballantine
Thames
Jones
House of Correction
Chambers
Edwin James
Shee
Wordsworth
James
Belchamp
Emma
Fox Earth
Emma Ewer
Belcnamp
Fox Berth
Witness
Pratt Wiall
Sudbury
Coleridge
Southwark
Eliza Roberts
Henry Boyden Roberts
Cottingham
Sidney Price
Union Street
Friar Street
Blackfriars Road
Sips
Church-street
Trinity-quare
Roberts
Crimean
Mr. Cottingham
Conflict at Bay of Islands and New Zealand Crisis
An 1845 Auckland dispatch recounts Heki the Maori chief leading attacks after tearing down the flag staff at Kororarika Bay of Islands. British forces, including Hazard, Victoria, and St. Louis, repel raids, burn towns, and evacuate civilians as 13 Europeans die and up to 50 natives are killed or wounded in heavy fighting amid forts, stockades, and blockhouses.
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Treasury Steam
House
M.P
Bonham
Boldero
Hignett
Wiilet
Great Western Company
City of
London
Auckland
New Zealand
Heki
Hazard
Victoria
St. Louisa
Polack
Robertson
Bay of Islands
Staines Castle
Sydney
Matava Pass
Matavia Bay
Paris
Te Eacs
Ibe
Ibe Sanga
Ensiza Campbell
Tru
Block House
Campbell
Ledleck
Onesrgeant
9Th Regiment
Alorgen
Kororarika
Onaroa Beach
Maravia Bay
Daxstuff
Tarika
Geonos Puitipotra
Star
Thessarsivale
Laten Rao
Waitarsi
Waitangi
Kurararika
Tee Oake
Turmoil and bloodshed teased by reports from Algiers to Ireland
A long dispatch detailing brutal killings in a cavern rescue, the collapse of local religious prestige, and summary executions. It notes 600 to 1,000 bodies found and widespread panic as forces retreat toward Orleansville, with prisoners including Kalifat's wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalifat
Orleansville
Algiers
Rome
Madrid
Holy See
Clelay
Taniti
Océanie
Richardson
Mes
Touw Fontein
Tur River Prats
Liverroot
Joun Wynne
Merting
Carrick
Shannon
Ireland
Leurity
Enarchy
Crite
Denis Falvey
Waethen
Tre Cox
Armagh
Evening Mail
Bosle
Belfast
Charlemont
Quin
Steele
Repeal Party
Viscount Lascelles
Earl of Harewood
Elizabeth Joanne de Burgh
Marchioness of
Regent Street
New Burlington Street
Elizabeth
Lepape
Thionville
Maubeuge
Wear
Committee of Public Safety
LaVender, Stordt, Larochjuqualin
Marigny, Charette, &c
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Tattersall
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Meiklam
Ping
Payne
Pars
George Bentinck
Johann'Gaunt
Lord Howth
Warp
Etwall
J. B. Mill
Hook
Gratwicke
St. Lecza
Gully
Old England
Watts
Liverpool
Taunzpbay
Mostyn
Beaumont
Marlow
Lord Maidstone
Arcanus
A. Johnstone
Sir Henry
Skerrall
Miss Holbrook
Harcourts
Sir Abstropus
Battlog
Abstrupus
Lagat Beaumont
Agat Misu Holbrook
Arcanne
Mr. Collett
The
Waar
Cumoxicts
England
Fitzroy Kelly
Morning Chronicle
Briefleas
Ponel
Mw.p
Sharpe
Dirk
Ordnance Board
Board of Ordnance
Lawes
Lambeth
Mr. Roebuck
Lord Worsley
Commons
Mr. Duncombe
Chartlem
Lord Ashley
Mr. Paking
Sir Robert Inglia
Exeter Hall
Sacra
Rye Hangoon
South Eastern Railway Company
Ordnance Department
House of Commons
Rye Harbour
Admiralty
South Eastern Company
Hastings
Ashford
Westminster
Port of
Rye
Tidal Harbour Commission
Lascelles
Fabricius
House of Lords
R. P. Williamson
Stockwell House
Halford
Frank Williamson
Mr. Williamson
General Post Office
Bland Office
Lonsdale
Duncombe
Finsbury
Maherly
Rendoning
New Sa
Zealand
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