European Funds and Global Conflicts Chronicle
The Madrid bourse saw Three per Cents at 33 cash, Five per Cents near 30, and Bank and Isabel shares listed. Portugal reports subsiding agitation and Miguelite decline. Switzerland notes Austrian troop movements and Swiss Diet plans. Rome describes the Pope's Visitation walk, amnesty deliberations, and civil affairs. Poland, Turkey, Egypt, and Cape notes cover insurrections, reforms, and frontier conflicts with ongoing political shifts.
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Madrid
Bank of San Fernando
Isabel
Half-year profits noted at Losvox Cemetery Company meeting
The Losvox Cemetery Company held a half-yearly meeting at Radley's Howl on New Bridge-street. The secretary reported about £3000 profit for 1815, a dividend was declared, outgoing directors were re-elected, and the chair was thanked as the meeting adjourned. Also covered are the Merchant Captains Annuity Society’s first annual meeting and other city notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losvox Cemetery Company
Radley’s Howl
New Bridge-street
Hall of Commerce
City
George Larpent
Bart
It. Young
Merchant Captain's Annuity Society
Royal Naval Ar
Royal Navy
Michard Collen
Charles Villiers
Joh Bright
Colonel Thompson
Ashurst
Sir. Peel, Bart
Mr. Anderton
Morrison
Baselden Park
T. Toll
Railway tragedy and other provincial notices
A Nottingham to Beeston train fatally struck a 22 month old girl near Beeston station, the coroner's inquest ruling accidental death. In Somerset, three men faced magistrates for placing a large five barred gate across rails, with trial scheduled. A Liverpool fire destroyed a cork-cutting works and stored cotton, causing £8,000 to £10,000 damage, largely insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeston
Nottingham
John Fisher
Matthew Lowe
Padge House
Bristol
Exeter
Parson's Gate
Bedminster Down
Burton
Isaac Green
Thomas Gray
Henry Hazell
M. Mirehouse
T. Kington
Fielder, Brothers
Aire
Atlas and
Globe
Map engraver in Bow Street faces Copyright Act charge
At Bow Street police court Mr Wyld a map engraver faced a multi count information under the amended Copyright Act for failing within a month after publication to send correct copies to the British Museum. The case covered maps of the United States Oregon and Texas Europe Punjab and a military map, with penalties up to the value of each publication and extra fines.
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Bow Street
Wyld
Charing Cross
Jardine
Henry Ellis
British Museum
Baldwin
Sergeant
United States
Oregon
Texas
Europe
Punjaub
Suttej
Williaty Ching
Messrs. Eisy, Warren
I Larding
Jamess
Suilej
Mewer Conter
Hardinge
India
Putman
Asia
George Harding
Serjeant
Talford
Washington
Baron Sdermbold
Olivier
Pallmall
Paris
Potman
Warde
Mr. Jardine
Hlavensneet and the Anti Rent Mobs in America
A literary review condemns Cooper's anti rent exposes in America praising the author’s searing critique of American manners. It discusses New York landlords attacked by anti rent bands, populist clamor, and social hypocrisy, drawing contrasts with European liberty and royalist ideals.
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Hlavensneet
London
Richard Bentley
America
Cooper
Cunper
New York
Uae
Gawlesa
Mr. Cooper
Europe
South East
Carne
North West
Connecticut
England
France
Shakspeares
Repeal Agitation and Dungarvon Debate in Dublin Meeting
The Loyal National Repeal Association in Dublin faces calls to abandon physical force and pursue peaceable means. O Connell opposes delaying repeal for a new ministry and defends Meagher during Dungarvon tensions while debates over leadership and strategy intensify.
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Chronicle
Alous
College-green
Association
Lord Miltown
O'Connell
Sharman Crawford
Ulster
Crawford
Dungarven
Sheil
Dungarvan
Loyal National Repeal Association
Flan Jday
Ireland
Dungarvon
Dublin
Durgarvon
Mr. Sheil
Meagher
Mr. O'Connell
Dung
Duke of Devonshire
Dungarroo
Mr. Maher
Dr. Stock
Serjeant Murphy
Cashel
Cork
Brodrick
Murphy
Mr. Meagher
Mr. Aleagher
Mr. Steele
Captain Brodrick
O'Conor Don
Clements
Lord Ebrington
Young Ireland
Eurets Wreck at London Dock and Victoria Park Visit Note
The barque Eurets from Sydney sank in the London Dock after striking a collier’s anchor gear. Workers retrieved wool and oil cargo worth about £25,000 while divers searched for the leak. Victoria Park drew over 10,000 visitors despite limited access. Additionally a public breakfast at Moat Houses supported Distressed Needlewomen Society with Lord Mayor presiding. The Loxpox College at Usrvenerty honored former Professor George Longsy with a tea-service tribute after his move to Middle Temple.
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Sidney
London Dock
Great Basin
North Quay
Vesgele
Chandler
Jones
Surrey Canal
Eureta
Sydney
Victoria Park
Viscount Canning
Moat Houses
Fairbrother
Stockwell
Usrvenerty Cottece
Loxpow
Lutin
George Long Sy
Store
Mortimer
Long
Middle Temple
Passage Between England and the Continent This Year
Report lists six month crossings at Boulogne Ostend Havre Calais Dieppe Antwerp totaling 59770. Additionally London merchant W B Winter pursued A V Leman a mahogany dealer who fled with 11000 pounds after absconding. Leman arrested in Boston then in England funds recovered with help from Henshaw and Co. and deputy Freeman. Winter sails to Liverpool aboard Great Western.
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England
London
A. V. Leman
Britannia
Boston
Maybin
Winter
Creditura
Caledonia
Lord Aberdeen
Mesers
Baring Brothers
Con
Messia.c. A
Cortin
Freeman
Leman
Merars
Samuel Henshaw and Son
Bank of England
Messrs. Henshaw
United States
Beacon-Street
Extraordinary British court case at Brighton on Halford marriage
A Brighton magistrates court heard a remarkable case about Edward Greville Halford of Lewes who married Sophie Dilling at St Matthew's Bethnal Green and then disappeared. Clergymen and witnesses were silent as the case collapsed with no testimonies. Separately a Royal Humane Society meeting recounted a woman who attempted suicide by immersing her head under a thawing icicle spout, becoming insensible for hours before revival.
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Bricatox
Timothy Gibson
St. Matthew's
Bethnal-green
Brighton
St. Matthew's Church
Edward Greville Halford
Lewes
Mr. Halford
Sophia Dilling
Royal Humane Society
Harker
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