Dahra Massacre Critique Across Paris Journals
A long critical piece traces the Dahra massacre to Marshal Bugeaud and Colonel Pelissier, detailing wartime orders, Republican editorials, and claims of humane necessity. It cites Moniteur Algerien reports and argues harsh repressions may be necessary, while condemning sensational praise and urging caution in colonial policy.
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Dahea
Toseday
France
Algier
Fine
Boge
Aebo
Mor
Onty
Gedorasz
Hayr
Mantiam
Goethe
Engeaud
Thiers
Marshal Soult
Bogeaud
National
Courrier Francaise
Commerce
Lac
Bugeaud
Marshal Bugeaud
Moniteur Algérien
Dahra
Ouled Rhine
Abd-el-Kader
Col
Pelissier
Ghazia
Beni Zentes
Ouled Rhins
Pelisser
St. Arnaud
Europe
Ouled
Rhia
Paris
M. Dulong
M. Dupont
de l
Cmeule
Moniteur Aleérien
Rue Transnonain
Paria
Courrier Francais
Courrier
Algeria
Africa
M. Bugeaud
Marshal Bugeand
Marshal Bugeaudesys
Catalonia unrest unsettles Madrid and Sabadell
A Barcelona dispatch reports tranquil Catalonia amid conscription resistance, with insurgents led by known revolutionaries, assassinations in Sabadell, and troops returning from the field. Madrid market declines as Narvaez pursues fugitives. Queen to Valencia then Madrid amid public expectations of reconciliation. Swiss Diet delays federal revision, limited to five radical cantons.
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EPAIV
Madrid
Barcelona
Gacette
el Gloto
Catalonia
Progresistas
el Eco
Heraldo
Lishes
Sponiendere
Tiwaa
Sabadell
Sereno
Sabadelli Castellano
Gazeta
Narvaez
Francisco
Don Enrique
Castellano
Progresista
Clamor Publico
Valencia
Bayonne
Bwitzerland
Berne
Argovia
Bale
Country
Glaris
Vaud
Smyrna Fire Ravages City Leaving Thousands Homeless
Malta report dated July 14 describes the Smyrna blaze that began July 3 in a barber shop aided by a strong north wind, destroying 4 000 to 7 000 houses, including the Armenian and Greek quarters and the Dutch consulate, with losses estimated at £300,000 and 5 000 people displaced. Aid pledged reached £1,009 and sought tripling by July 10.
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Malta
Smyrus
Smyrna
Tabachanu
Armenia
Moscor
Sokaki
Abraham
Hopiteux
Hadigstan
Frank Quarter
Khan de Madame
Sponty
Hospital of St. Anthony
Ahmet Weffyk
Adria
le Volage
Maresich
Bellone
Carlac
Monrovia to Mersey Report From Transatlantic Packet
United States news from Liverpool covers the Montezuma packet’s late arrival with York papers lacking news. New York money market sees slight gains. sterling firm at 9.9 percent. New Zealand reports blame on Captain Fitzroy’s incompetence as Bay of Islands conflict details remain unchanged. Woolwich orders Turner's 6th battalion to depart for New Zealand aboard Castle Eden and Castle Eden sails with 11th Regiment HQ under Colonel Bloomfield bound for Van Diemen's Land.
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United States
Livenpool
Monteay
Towler
Mersey
New York
Isl
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Cape Clear
New Zealand
Bar of Islands
Colonial Office
Bay of Islands
Grees
Fitzroy
Royan
Woolwich
Captain Turner
Castle Eden
Deptford
Turner
Weedon
11Th Regiment of Foot
Bloomfield
van Diemen’s Land
Swan Hopping Excursion Delights Lord Mayor's Party
The Lord Mayor Alder men and Common Council led a Swan Hopping river excursion aboard the city barge with bands from the Coldstream Guards and the Distin family in attendance. A Twickenham dinner aboard the Maria Wood followed a Westminster bridge start with a river procession past major wharves. The Commercial Bank of London held its annual meeting at Lothbury reporting profits rise and plans to double capital via new share issues to fund continued growth.
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Coldstream Guards
Distin
Weatminsterbridge
Searle's
Merchant Tailore
Stationers
Goldsmiths
Twickenham
Maria Wood
L Tne
Commencial Bank of
Repeal agitation poised as separations rise in Ireland
The Dunit meeting of the Berzan Association notes Mr Magennis presiding and Mr OConnell urging continued struggle for Ireland’s Parliament. Mr Fitzroy Kelly’s comment on a tranquil Ireland contrasts with Mr Kelly’s Cambridge speech. Weekly Repeal rent exceeds £300, Galway and Wexford visits planned, with opposition to English Parliament’s record and critique of Ballinbassig massacre handling.
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Dunit
Berzan Association
Magennis
O'Connell
Kelly
Cambridge
Fitzroy Kelly
Ireland
Mr. Kelly
Mr. O'Connell
Wexford
Galway
Connaught
Hear
England
Hoe
Maynooth
Ballinbassig
Balmaclellan Poor Laws and Court of Session ruling
In Balmaclellan two elderly sisters Janet and Mary Halliday sought higher permanent relief in 1843. The Court of Session urged the Balmaclellan heritors and kirk session to reconsider and grant such further relief as may be fair and decent. Also covered: a bond for 2000 pounds linked to gambling debts faced at Edinburgh, with a verdict for the pursuer. A fire at Tulloch Castle near Dingwall caused extensive damage including the drawing room and billiard room. valuables were saved where possible. Also notes on memoirs of Lady Hester Stanhope and various local items.
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Janet
BalMacrerlan
Mary Halliday
Balmaclellan
Hallidays
Court of Session
Lord Murray
Balmacellan
John M'Leod
Rasay
John Cooper
Euston Grove
Euston Aquire
London
Macleod
Cooper
Maclaine
M‘leod
Monclaine
Edinburgh
M'Leod
Nates
Torroca Castle
Rosssarme
Tulloch Castle
Dingwall
Duncan Davidson
Enq
Tulloch
Davidson
Caledonian Bank
Fowlis
Horticultural Show Yields Prizes Amid Rain
A Wimbledon horticultural display praised flowers notably plocotees and carnations with Mr. Edmonds collecting several prizes including the old medal for plocotees and a silver cup for carnations. cattle and cucumbers also showed excellence though rain marred the day. A separate incident describes a freed van fire near Wimbledon common caused by straw ignition, passengers escaping as the vehicle burned, eventually extinguished with water. The report concludes with the Wreklle Chronicle header.
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de Sock Tod
Jinet
G. Edmonds
Reeves
G. Edmendes
J. Edwards
B. Hawes
M.P
Bruce
Ayres
Tyler
Frez
Wimbledon Common
London
Hampton Court Palace
Wimbledon-common
Wrekle Chronicle
Disturbance in High Easter Ends in Amputation Incident
In High Easter a wife attacked a man named William Fuller over alleged adultery with another, a bill hook cut his wrist and an arm was amputated below the elbow. William Ere was restrained, with Fuller later under police care. charge likely in weeks.
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Dunmow
William
Eve
William Fuller
Redin
Danmow
Fuller
Bill Hook
Ipswich Express
Bart Stanford
Pyke
Parker
Lynmouth
Devox
Williams
Friday Street
London
Countisbury Hill
Lein
Monars
William Feroley and Co
Brentoall Street
Higher Hillgate
Catherine Pearson
Auge Street
Margaret Morley
Eastwood
Brindle-lodge
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Trieste
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Candia
Beyront
Crete
THH
Metropolie
Literary Chronicle
Scotland
Livy Hestern Stammarx
Henry’ Colburn
Abo
Lord Chatham
Ceat
Hester
Rothe
Patri
Walea
Lady Heater
Harry Featherstone
Gilbert Heathcotn
Carlton House
Sugden
William Russell
Little Adams
General Taylor
Heater Stanhope
Christendom
Lamartine
Duke de St. Simon
Enfantin
Rodrigo
Agica
Mr. Pitt
Freemasons
Buats
Tiberias
Earl Grey
Sean
Bastings
Lord Grey
Sir Gilbert Heathcote
Pitt
Lord Hertford
Grenville
Lord Grenville
Duke of Buckingham
Amouth
Chatham
Bath
Charles
James
Lady Hester
Vitt
Lord Palmerston
Lady Heater Stanhope
House of Hanover
Hesten Lecy Stanmore
Duchess of Reiland
Jessaming
Rose
Pipa
Isdy
Rede
Jooe
Jane
Thomas Hoop
Charles Dickens
Thomas Carlyle
J. H. Newmon
Dublin Evening Post
J. H. Newman
Holy Roman Catholic and Apostolic Church
Medical Gazette
College of Surgeons
Caytanuay Horsa
John Williams
Mansion House
London Bridge
Ford
Lise
Poul
Sean Candaci
Willoe
Carlisle
John Graham
Grinadale
Margaret Graham
Kishdrews
Lavy
John Grabaw
Kirk Andrewa
Pris Carlivio
Thomas Connel Duffy
Court of Queen's Bench
Tippenanr
Nenagh
Serjeant
Howley
Couxtroy Annaas
Murpgra
Ball
Peter Magill
Christopher Jordani
Forkhill
Owen Magill
Hamilton
George W. Evans
Victoria Terrace
Cretole
Caherdarin
Wellesley Bridge
Henry Street
Joseph Fogerty
Mr. Evans
Aofe
Assassins
Clonmackin
Evana
George Quin
Cravoe
Alaize
Limerick
Gig
Limerick Chronicle
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