Death of the Duke of Orleans on the Paris road
Paris reports the sudden death of the Duke of Orleans eldest son of the King of the French after a carriage accident near Porte Maillot. He fell while the postilion lost control, was moved to a grocer’s, bled without relief, and died in the arms of his father. The death triggers mourning, royal procession to Neuilly, and extraordinary public grief across France.
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Paris
Duke of Orleans
Saint Omer
Marne
Marsan
Duchess of Orleans
Ploubieres
Neuilly
Porié
Porte Maillott
Chenin de la Revolte
Porte Maillot
Lord Seymour
Buamy
Madame Adelaide
Clementine
Pasquier
Prince Royal
Dukes D'Aumale
Montpensier
Courbevoie
Vincennes
Marshal Soult
Marshal Gerard
Pajul and
Aupick
Theouseholds
Duchess of
Sablenville
France
17Th Light Infantry
Mouzaia
Africa
Athalin
Adelaide
de Nemours
Duke d'Aumale
Duke de Montpensier
Marshals Soult
Gerard
Destablonville
Royal Park
M. Bertin Des Veaus
M. Chomel
Plombitres
Orleans
Duchess de Nemours
Mme
Angelet
General Rumigny
Duke d’Aumale
Count de Montquyon
Maison
Larue
Chateau d'Eu
Count de Paris
Duke de Chatres
Duke de Nemours
Toulon
Sicily
Hugon
Prince de Joinville
Frost
Yau
Srarch
Prince Toyal
Jurnals
M. Thiers
Duc de Nemours
England
Truckle
Republican Party
Chamber of Deputies
M. Guizot
Louis XIV
Napoleon
Doucwa Ten
Incendiary Fires and Potteries Disturbances
Havant suspects Parrott and Sparkes confess to arson amid fires and threats while magistrate Ommanney earns praise for relentless inquiry. In North Staffordshire the Potteries see mass wage protests and violence as 6000 workers turn out. troops and yeomanry deployed to quell unrest. Newcastle and surrounding towns report mobs, duckings in ponds, and fear of further clashes as calls grow for parliamentary relief.
Affair of Honour Between Capt Boldero and Craven Berkeley
A hostile meeting between Craven Berkeley M P for Cheltenham and Captain Boldero M P for Chippenham and clerk of the ordnance arose from a Bellamy’s scene on the 3rd inst. The Chronicle recounts multiple versions of the exchange and a July 13 1842 letter from Captain Boldero to Craven Berkeley seeking the author of the calumny.
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Boldero
M.P
Craven Berkeley
Cheltenham
Chippenham
Ordnance
Bellamy’s
Robert Peel
Baronet
Dundas
Sibthorp
Baldero
Standard
Liddell
Duke of Wellington
Mr. W. Thomson
R. Peel
Charles Douglas
Beriah Botfield
Cripps
Robert Veel
Grrosvenor Square
Morning Chronicle
H. G. Bonpero
Letter from Craven F. Bunkebey to Captain Boldero
Craven F. Bunkebey replies to Captain Boldero regarding a Morning Chronicle letter titled More Tory Loyalty. He disclaims knowledge of the letter's author while confirming the conversation's wording as substantially correct and expresses obedience in his response written on Thursday morning, July 14, 1842.
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Spring Gardens
Morning Chronicle
Craven F. Bunkebey
Boldero
M.P
Letter from H. G. BotpErn denying published words
In a dated 1842 correspondence BotpErn asserts he did not use the words attributed to him in a letter marked M. in the Morning Chronicle and accuses the recipient of misquoting or misremembering. He directs Mr. Mackenzie to deliver the letter.
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Morning Chronicle
H. G. BotpErn
Mr. Mackenzie
Craven Bernerey Replies To Letter From Captain Duldero
In a July 14 1842 note from Spring Gardens Sir Craven F Bernerey denies misquoting Captain Duldero. He says he recorded the words in a memorandum shown to Lord Palmerston and Mr Jas Howard, and asks for communications to go through Ridley Colborne. He defends his account and rejects the charge of misrepresentation.
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Spring Gardens
Lord Palmerston
Jas. Howard
Malmesbury
Ridley Colborne
Craven F. Bernerey
Duldero
Ridley Colborne proposes settlement at Osterley park
Thursday evening Ridley Colborne and Mackenzie discussed an informal arrangement based on a memorandum in which Colborne still asserts the words in his letter came from Captain Boldero but denies imputing any disloyal motive to him. The plan failed when Mackenzie declined and a five o'clock Friday morning meeting near Osterley park led to an exchange of shots without effect.
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Will
William Thatcher
St. Croix
St. Domingo
Boyer
Hill
Necro Buaxep
Highlander
Red River
Levant
Constantinople
Porte
England
France
Austria
Turkey
Stratford Canning
Sublime Parte
Tam, &c
Stantronp CaNxine
Americay News
Express
Liverpool
Hibernia
Barber
New York
Turs
Lord Ashburton
Tur Ushep
Chay Muntry
Henry Clay
United States
National Hall
Canal Street
Stephen Whitney
Msg
J. Phillips Phanix
N. P. Tallmadge
Luther Bradish
Canal‘street
Clay
Tug “Staxpanp
Ganny Kisqut
Sir Robert
Mr. Gally Knight
Joseph Hume
Gally Knight
Cinna
Shakspeare
Moliere
Hume
Tub Pusnyrris
Robert) Wilberforce
Regius
Arnold
Wilberforce
Hampden
Rowan Agricultural Socety
Bristol
Victoria Rooms
Starronp House
Stafford House
Havant
Hampshire
Charles Parrott
Wm. Sparkes
Charles Longcroft
Parrott
Sparkes
John A. Ommanney
Stephens
Longcroft
Stevens
John Ommanney
Binwinanau
Burslem
Potteries
North Staffordshire
Fenton Park
Tunstal
Lane-end
Alderman Copeland
Earl of Dartmouth
Sandwell
Lord Dartmouth
3D Dragoons
Birmingham
Bilston
South Staffordshire
Cheadle
Binminewan
Ahar
Stoke
Newcastle
Linn
Stafford
Newcastle Yeomanry
Duke of York
Longton
Captain Power
Parliament
Chronicle
Ridley Colborne
Mr. Mackenzie
Captain Boldero
A Morning Chronicle
Mackenzie
Osterley Park
Mr. Berkeley
W. Ridley Colborne
M.P
Boldero
W. F. Mackenzie
M-P
Complimentary entertainment for Sir A Macnab at Thatched House
The British American Association hosted a grand event for Sir A Macnab on Friday at the Thatched House to honor his gallantry and patriotism during Canada’s rebellion. The Duke of Richmond presided, the gathering was cordial, and it did not run late.
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Rue Montmartre
Railway Magazine
Great Britain
Birmingham
Derby Junction
Birmingham and
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Chester and Birkenhead
Dundee and
Arbroath
Heastern
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Glasgow and
Ayr
Paisley
Greenock
Chester
Crewe
Great North of England
Great Western
Hayles
Hull and Selby
Lancaster and
Preston
Liverpool and
Manchester
London and
Blackwall
London and Prightn
Ditto
Shoreham
Croydon
Greenwich
London and South Western
Manchester, Bolton
Gary
Manchester and
Leeds
Midland Counties
Sversee
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and
North Shields
Northern and Eastern
North Midland
North Union
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield
Scott Hastern
Ulster
York and
Trade fluctuations and river obstructions in Mayuraduntha district
Trade reports from Manchester and Leeds show modest cloth demand and firming prices only at a faintly higher level, with stocks ample and twist supply outpacing demand. Greenwich railway accident causes injuries after a detached car saves a collision. Thames conservator reports nuisances at Battersea and Putney bridges, urging removal of piles to restore safe channels and rail/boat access.
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Mayuraduntha
Manchester
Leeds
Greenwich Railway
Greenwich
Deptford
London
Croydon Junction
Thames
Medway
Battersea
Putney
Hungerford
Anti-Corn-Law Delegates Hear Sussex Letters and Ewart Invited
At a Friday meeting chaired by P. A. Taylor the group noted Tory press anger and a corn duty drop to eight shillings. A Duke of Sussex letter to Sir James Graham urged presenting a petition on distress and unemployment to the Crown, with subsequent ministerial replies. The Annan Anti-Corn-law Committee then invited MP Ewart to represent the group at the London league meeting.
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Cnowy
Anchor Tavern
Strann
P. A. Taylor
Robert Peel
Duke of Sussex
Bright
Sir James Graham
Sir J
Home Department
James Graham
Kensington Palace
Whitehall
J. R. G. Graham
K.G
J.R.G. Granam
Annan Anti-Corn-law Association
Mr. Ewart, M.P
London
Liverpool Races at Goodwood Two Cup Meetings Recap
Large crowd attended a day of flat races featuring the Foal Stakes and Tradesmen's Cup with Vulcan Rhodanthe dead heat in the Cup heats. Ermengardis won the Derby Handicap, Clinker and Portrait dominated the Free Handicap, and St Lawrence won the Stand Cup amid a lively betting market and controversial pre-race rumour.
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Liverpool
Lord G. Bentinck
Rogers
Lord Westminster
R. W. Bulkeley
Mr. Holmes
Vulcan
J. Day
Turd Chesterfield
Rhodanthe
Chapple
Duke of Richmond
the Currier
Satirist
Lord Eglinton
Bellona
Lord Miltown
Uruiskee
Litchwald
Miss Stilton
Mr. Graydon
Sturnby
Champagne
Mr. Bell
Thirsk
Col. Cradock
Pagan
Mr. Watts
Forester
Mr. Treen
Mr. Allen
Phaon
Betling
Una
Prince Caradoc
Retriever
Portrait
Collina
Clinker
Physician
Benes
Black Beck
Goodwood
George Benlinck
Tok
Rewiver
Prince Caraduc
Passa
Vellona
Vulean
Rhodanies
Paran
Wales
Lebo
Tuy.c
Lord West
Ininster
Howleti
George Bentinck
Candahar
William de Fortibus
Lord Howth
St. Lawrence
Vrs
Graydon
Roescius
Lord Batinton
Dr. Caius
Mr. Toke
Ermengardis
Lord Hylinton
The
Young'un
Roscius
Dagst St. Lawrence
Matinist
Min
Merguon
Fireaway
Jaques
Belewur
Mr. Dixon
Ballinkeele
Firebrand
Lord G. Bentinch
Tedworth
Col. Crawford
Langer
Mermaid
Scalteen
Mr. Thompson
Framinge
Auckland
Belling
Belceur
G. Bentinck
Belewar
Mr. Micklam
Wee Willie
Templeman
Insolvent Debtors Court announces four day petition window
In a Saturday session, Lord Georg Loftus's son Hon George William Loftus, an insolvent confined in the Fleet, was granted leave to file a petition within four days as a preliminary step to discharge under the act. The case followed his affidavit detailing recent earnings and expenses since February.
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Debors Court
Georg Loftus
Marquis of Ely
George William Loftus
Lord George Loftus
Fleet
Marylebone
James Lithgo
Marylebone Lane
Mary Anon Adams
Little Welbeck-street
Cavendish Square
Mr. Rawlinson
Marlborough Street
William Rainer
George Smith
Hertford Street
Mayfair
Rainer
Vauxhall
No. 88
London
Hertford-street
Beresford
Clerkenwell
Elizabeth Edwards
Oman
House of Correction
Worship Street
William Stokes
Chequeralley
Shoreditch
Bingham
Alfred Chapman
Ware
St. Luke's
Waller
Beadle
Union Hall
William Shevelier
Mary Hogg
Robertstreet
Brixton
Roffey
High-street
Camberwell
Ash
Brewer’s-lane
Spitalfields
Manly Health: A Private Inquiry and Restoration Guide
An advertisement for Lucas on Manly Health by C J Lecas and Co promotes a text on bodily and mental debility caused by indulgence and sexual illness. It urges readers including parents and school heads to consult the authors in Newman Street Oxford Street London, outlines treatment claims and a 1 pound consultation fee.
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C.J. Lecas
Lucas
New Bell
Alesses, Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Lotton