Trials and sentences baroque across France and Spain
The report details trials in Paris with sentences for corruption and political figures including M. Teste and M. Cubieres, plus consequences for others like Pellapra. It notes transfers to La Conciergerie and potential Ham citadel, a Paris race to reshuffle ministries, and growing unrest amid harvest forecasts and foreign affairs. Across Spain, accounts of the Queen’s departure plans, Carlist violence, Banco de España movements, and war front reports color July 15–16 coverage with note of Cobden meeting Metternich in Austria.
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Jta
MM. Teste
M. Cubieres
M. Permentier
General Cubieres
Mat. Teste
Cubierea
M. Testy
Coociergerie
Court of Cassation
M. Vincent Saint-Laurent
France
M. Guizot
M. Teste
The
Presse
Lapierre
Thes Journal Des Débats
Harley
Fravcs
Court of Perera
Pellapra
Union Monarchique
Ia Ao
Luzemberg
St. Pelagie
Marshal Soult
M. Gaizot
Ays
Marshal Bugeaud
M. Cunin Gridaine
Ministry of Commerce
M. Muret de Bort
Ministry of War
Furis
War Department
Crisia
Revolutionary Party
Miley
M. D. O'Connell
Hotel Mirabeau
Paris
Havre
Mr.o'connell
Southampton
Liverpool
Dublin
Orleans
Rouen
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Basle
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Cette
Pyrenees
Courrier Francais
Bourges
National Guard
Pellepra
Luxembourg
M. Pellapra
Liege
Sandey
General Cabiéres
Teste
Conciergerie
M.teste
Ham
Prince Torlonia
House of Laffitte
Pontifical
General meeting and half yearly election at Lunden Tavern
A Monday meeting elected seven children from a list of twenty eight candidates for admission to Clephan rise asylum. The Lord Mayor presided as candidates, with recipients receiving pecuniary rewards based on years in service. The establishment now houses 47 boys and 87 girls, supported with education and clothing until they reach suitable posts. A £900 legacy from George Bangley, late of St John’s Wood, was noted.
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Mosivicent Leroacr
Lunden Tavern
Cheir
Clephan Rise
George Bangley
Erq
St. John’s Wood
Loxnow
Axp
Earine Souss Kaspzus’ Association
Anderton's Hotel
Fleet Street
J. Canneybeer
Honrifur Draik
Blackwall Railway
Baker
Railway Tavern
West India Dock
John Collyer
Poplar
West India Docks
Shadwell
Royal Naraz Bexgvarent Society
Thasehed
St. James's Street
Lord Radstock
Heare
Dickenson
Society
Marsh
Freemason's Tavern
Byers
Robert Grosvenor
M.P
Benjamin Hall
N.P
Colonel Wood
David Salomona
R. Grosvenor
Sach
B. Hall
Spencer Smith
David Selamona
Stephen Bird
Mopet Pastre Bates
Goulston Square
Whitechapel
Burvett Coutts
Westminster
Wealraiwater
Owen
Burdett Cuutis
Westminster Abbey
Angela Burdett Contra
King
Antrobus
Burdett
Ramaden
London
Oxford
Earl Brownlow
Lord Sandon
Beninck
Foater Owen
Short
Adelaide
South Australia
St. John's
Rochester Row
Mise Coutts
Dean and Chapter of
Abbey Church of Westminster
Misa Burdett
Miss Coutts
Sir F. Burdett
Ashurst
Court of Common Council
Anderton
Afr. Wire
J. H. Hell
Stacy
Bure
Hoole
Blake
Phillips
Bridgehouse Estates and Improvement Committee
Peter Jeffery
Londonderry
Corporation of Londonderry
Feta Voltor
Revolt Rages in Athens as Government Struggles for Control
Private letters from Constantinople reveal Metternich’s stance on Greece and Turkey, while Albania’s insurrection subsides and Kurdistan troops rout rebels. In Athens, Mavromichalis and Coletti factions clash, with troops loyal to the government quelled and opposition nearly wiped out. Galicia Galicia trial ends with 3 deaths and 200 imprisonments as officials travel to Lemberg.
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Turkdy
Metternich
Greece
Turkey
Albania
Kurdistan
Bader Khan Bey
Ayiota
Gebuch
Magnesia
Mavrowicheli
Tzanetaki
M.goletti
Mavromichali
Sisouget
Tzanetakis
Vlachopoulos
Coletti
Chawber
Athens
Escaped prisoner Williamson forged escape from Yarmouth Castle
Williamson, held for trial at the assizes for forgery on the Railway Company at Yarmouth, escaped from the Castle by donning an apron and smearing himself with whitening, passing through doors with a bed on his shoulders. He was later found in a den in St Stephen's.
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Bury
Williamson
Yarmouth
St. Stephen’s
Chatham
Fiat
Mesurs
Thompson, Boot and Shoemakers
High Street
James Best
Messrs
Magnus and Son
James Buncle
Thompen Ae
Phasoix
Norwich
Bezzar Association Meeting and Irish Repeal Politics
Ireland notes report a Bezzar Association meeting in Donxix led by Mr John Reynolds with contributions from Dr Higgins and discussion of repeal, Kilkenny vacancies, and Peel policy while O Connell critiques Catholic clergy pay and predicts electoral shifts across counties.
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Donxix
Bezzar Association
John Reynolds
T.C
John O'Connell
Higgins
Ardagh
O'Reilly
Dundalk
J. O'Connell
Kilkenny
Smithwick
Captain Green
Charles Healey
P.R. Welsh
Longford
Mejor Blackall
Fox
Kildare
Wexford
Youghal
Louth
Robert Peel
O'Connell
Ireland
England
House of Commons
Duan
Trish
Earl and Couchless
Royal Agricultural Society
Royal Agricultural Society of Ireland
Lord Clarendon
Scotland
Liverpool
Royal Dublin Society Exhibition Draws Elite Patrons
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Clarendon visited the Royal Dublin Society exhibition with Dublin’s top clergy and nobility. George Macdona and Co. drew attention with a registered paletot by Nicoll of Regent Street. The party toured the main manufactories after lunch, noting Ireland’s growing native industry and potential for export.
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Royal Dublin Society
Countess of Clarendon
Arta
Dublin
Duke of Leinster
Perhepe
George Macdona and Co
Clutciers
Nicoll
Regent Attert
Ireland
England
Mesara Nicoll
Grand Duke
Constantine
Russia
Robert Peel
Drayton Manor
Birmingham
Mosars
Wareing
New Street
Messrs. Nicoll
London
Breach of Promise of Marriage Case Heard in Western Circuit
The trial details a breach of promise of marriage between a Canadian plaintiff and a naval surgeon. Letters and poems reveal intense affection, threats of elopement, and a plan to marry in Ireland if supports fail. Damages awarded were £400.
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Harvey
Johnstone
Western Cracoi
Wincurates
Noni Priny
Toronto
Ireland
Dusineice
bin Pe Caval
Cockburn
Phinn
Earth
Irrian
Mediterranean
Isa
Sver
Juntas
Rogushmen
Patna
Mystrabie
Jeannie
Tommy
Jenny
Exhibition of pictures opened at Westiget Hall gratis
An art exhibition titled Yur Exoisition at Westuisstea Hartz-O4 Triadif was opened to the public in Westiget Hall with free admission for all. A separate inquest at Mint Street Workhouse, Southwark, into the death of George Kept, 82, of Brighton, who was found hanged, concluded with a verdict of temporary insanity. The deceased had been a waiter at the Royal Clarence Hotel and vanished on Monday after taking a sovereign to change. Searches failed to locate him until the corpse was found at the described point. relatives offered no further light on the case.
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Deceaerd
Bottomley
Wm. Turner
Hattomley
William Bottomley
Wellington Yard
Faver Hospital
Whitehead
Board of Works
Munck
Sequel Sharp
Ulso
Richard Hodgain
Shannon Street
Bulroer
Leeds Mercury
Reading
Ita
Thia
Ixraxticinz
Elize Howlett
H. H. Hayward
Bay
Drawbridge
Tuff
Brown
Aamed Newoham
Dr. Fly
Ahe
Stephenson
Ely
Taff
Maidstone
Westuisstea Hartz
Westiget Hall
J. Patre
Workhouse
Mint Street
Southwark
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