Barbes Convicted Paris Peerage Trials Stir Fetes Planed
Detailed Paris Court of Peers verdicts on Armand Barbes and others are reported with executions and pardons debated. A large student crowd petitions for Barbes while the king contemplates clemency amid state concerns. Spain and India dispatches follow with political speculations and military moves in Candahar and Herat.
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France
Paris
Court of Peers
A Ehlah
Armand
M. Berthemieu
M.de Lamartine
Palace of
Neuilly
M. de Lamarthe
Madame Carl
M de Montalivet
Mme. Carl
Barbes
Moniteur
Moniteur Parisien
Council of Ministers
Armand Barbes
Luxembourg
M. Cauchy
Chamber and
Bonnet
Dugas
Libarzie
Gregoire
Lieut Drouineau
Martin Bernard
Sang-Froid
Abbe Montes
Luxemburg
Mont St. Michel
Normandy
Usua
Fvelitz
Experimental paving on Oxford Street questioned by Marylebone vestry
At a Marylebone vestry meeting, officials debated the status of Oxford Street wooden pavement experiments. Surveyor Scaice said wooden blocks showed no decay after seven months, while other surfaces remained well preserved, prompting calls for a formal committee report before August.
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Oxford Street
Marylebone
A. Daniell
Salomons
Oxford-street
Scaice
Kensett
Jean Rousseau
G. A. Young
Lord Kenyon
House of Lords
Sir B. Hall
Commons
Lord Teignmouth
Fusileer Guards
Hyde Park
Duke of Wellington
Canning-gardens
New Palace
Westminster
Shannon
United Kingdom
Ireland
C. Marshall
Saunders
Firth
Windsor
Oxford
London
Old Bailey
Central Criminal Court
Thames Conservation Society
John Bull
Pirie
Kelly, White
Chapman Marshall
Cheesewright
Reute
Court of Common Council
Ashurst
Sir Chapman Marshall
Musius
British Museum
Great
Russell-street
John Michael Dill
Bath
St. Michael’s
Peru Pacified by Forces as Shah’s Visit Heats Tensions
Letters from Valparaiso to March 29 report the Shah of Persia pressing nearby chiefs to unite against Ram while Peru is described as completely pacified in the Araucano from Santiago de Chele.
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Persia
Ram
Peru
Valparaiso
Santiago de Chele
Prosecution Collapses in Clerkenwell Case and Street Patrols
Debtor and creditor failed to appear as a case was struck out. In Fleet Street the police faced limits on patrolling women walking by, while Sir Peter Laurie warned authorities against wrongful detentions. The Artists' Benevolent Institution reported £350 distributed to 26 applicants and a £1000 gift raised funded stock to enable broader relief targets. A Curacao goose struck by lightning in St James's Park killed the bird and injured a keeper who survived. The Marylebone Board discussed illegitimate birth claims under the Poor Law and planned to query status of amended reform bills.
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Sir Peter Laurie
Guildhall
Sir Peter
Metropolitan Police
Mr. Whitcair
Temple-bar
Fleet-street
Peter
Europe
Artists' General Benevolent Institution
Cholmondeley Fund
Curacoa
St. James’s Park
Wood
Ornithological Society
Marylebone Board of Directors and Guardians
Potter
Ireland
Arundel
Sussex
Castle Conservatories
Brighton Gazette
Broxbourne
Tottenhm
Cozens
Morrison
Patman
Gateshead
Pipewellgate
Usher
Most-hall
Newcastle
Durham Chronicle
Glasgow
Londonderry
Flasgow Herald
Greenock
St. John’s
Invercastley
Sutherlandshire
Oykill
Zincolnshirée
Sransrnc
Major Ellison
Seely
Ellison
Lincolnshire Chronicle
Wottingham
Caraincton Mupper
Nottingham
Carrington
William Renshaw
William Terry
Bustler
Daybrook
Litton
Tideswell
Terry
Midland Counties Railway
Renshaw
Derby
Nottingham Herald
Plymouth
Monsper
Shepherd
Dookside
Kingwell
Swan
West of England
Shrewsbury
Lancashire
Messrs. Tilston’s
St. Columb
Cornwall Gazette
Stockport
Wiliam Manly
Newton Moor
Chester
Nicholls
Newton Wood
Stalybridge
Dukinfield
John Cocke
John Williamson
20Th Regiment
Nicholla
Cooke
Williamson
Stokesley
Alexander
O'Soxesley
William Foulis, Bart
Northallerton
Wrorksop
Murper
Harriet Pye
Harriet
Martha Pye
Chesterfield Gazette
Violent weather and disasters across provinces
Reports from Arundel Broxbourne Gateshead Greenock Inverness and others describe hail damage to glass and crops in Sussex and surrounding areas. Accidents include a fatal Broxbourne incident and assaults on police and workers in Gateshead Stockport and Nottingham. fires, drownings, and a murder confession drive local security and court actions.
Memoirs of a Caper in India Chronicle
A literary sketch reviews Bengalee travel memoirs from London publishers Saunders and Ottley. It covers Indian travel by Ganges voyage and overland march, with anecdotes on superstition, snake encounters, thief tricks, and a Persian merchant seeking aid for his Damascus sword. The piece preserves the period tone and reflects on curiosity and exploration.
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London
Saunders and Ottley
Ganges
India
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