Massacre at Dahra and Algerian War Critique Across Europe
European papers denounce Colonel Pelissier and Marshal Bugeaud for the Dahra massacre in Algeria, linking it to shared orders from the Governor General. The Courrier Francais and other outlets cast blame on military leadership, while Abd el Kader's movements in Morocco and new Algerian insurrections prompt cautious military assessments and continued European involvement in North Africa.
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Paris
Algfrien
Pelissier
Bogeans
Rue Transnonain
Courrier Francais
Moniteur Digérien
Courrier
Marshal Bugeaud
Algeria
Africa
Europe
M. Bugach
Ourrier
Marshal Bageaud
France
Dahra
Pollasier
Journal Des Débats
Algiers
Abd el Kader
Morocco
Mellonia
Sahara
Hallafs
Ouchde
Taza
Muley Abderrharaan
Abdel Kader
Lika
Dahre
Djebel Amoun
Milians
Oudhda
Ouled Yekoub
el Aghouat
Marshal Soult
Soultberg
Orleans
Bowen
Vierzon
Havre
Avignon
Basle
Spanish
Smyrna Fire Destroys Quarter and Western Districts
A massive Smyrna fire reduced 227000 houses and the Greek and Armenian quarters, destroying 4000 houses and key institutions. The blaze began July 3 after sunset, driven by a strong north wind, spreading through Tavachaou and Frank quarters.救
Swan Hoping excursion opens metropolis river tour
The Lord Mayor and civic leaders led the Swan Hop Excursion up the river in the city barge with bands from the Coldstream Guards and the Diallo family performing. A grand dinner at Twickenham followed, as merchants and civic companies traveled by state barges and returned by late carriage.
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Swan Hope
Coldstream Guards
Diallo
Westminster Bridge
Searle's
Merchant Tailors
Stationers
Goldsmiths
Twickenham
Maria Wood
Lethbury
Wimbledon Common
London
Hampton Court Palace
Surrey Zoological Gardens
G. Edmonds
Mr. Reeves
J. Edwards
B. Hawes
M.P
Bruce
Ayres
Tyler
Ixpia
Messrs
Vincent and Stibbard
Boothby
Stringer
Leadenhall Street
City
St. Andrew Undershaft
Braidwood
Dowding
Watling-street
David Davis
Benjamin James
Thomas Richards
William Jones
Prince of Wales
Eclipse
Margate
Cremgyr's
Clement
High Easter village riot ends in amputation
Within High Easter a married man named William Ere faced a rival in a disturbance sparked by suspected impropriety. Ere sharpened a bill hook as the rough music neared his cottage, and when William Fuller blew a horn, a strike severed Fuller’s wrist. Fuller was amputated below the elbow by surgeon Mr Parritt. Prisoner Eve was taken to custody and awaits magistrates’ action in two to three weeks.
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William
Eve
William Fuller
Redin
Danmow
Fuller
Bill Hook
Ipswich Express
East Stanford
Pyke
Parker
Lynmouth
Williams
Mesars
Wiliam Fernley and Co
Brentnall Street
Higher Hillgate
Catherine Pearson
Angel Street
Margaret Morley
Eastwood
Brindle-lodge
Smith
Fragmentary note on a parish surveyor and a perilous incident
A garbled report mentions Mr. Cad the surveyor and Mr. Voller of Wile rat in connection with a fall or collapse. It references families awakened in night attire and jeopardized lives, with unclear details about three persons involved and safety concerns.
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Cad
Voller
Tanta
Repeal agitation and Ballinhassig massacre debated in Ireland
In Ireland Dosim on July 21 the Rereat Association met with Mr Magennis presiding. Mr O Connell, noting Mr Kelly s Cambridge speech, pledged to press for an Irish Parliament and recounted Irish grievances. He criticized Ballinhassig killings, urged justice for seven victims, and outlined eleven Acts to be drafted within six weeks covering Parliament, religious equality, absenteeism, tenant rights, eviction, land sales, and relief from distraint.
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Dosim
Magennis
O'Connell
Kelly
Cambridge
Fitzroy Kelly
Ireland
Mr. Kelly
Mr. O'Connell
Wexford
Galway
Connaught
Hear
England
Maynooth
Ballinhanssig
Whitefeet
Molly Maguires
Ballinhasslg
Pregoscoc
Marmara
Hoe
Scotland. Halliday sisters seek increased permanent relief
In Balmachellan parish Janet and Mary Halliday, aged over eighty, sought augmentation of their £6 money, ten carts peat, and £2 rent. The Lords refused to intervene, sending the matter back to Balmachellan heritors for reconsideration and possible extra relief under the 1843 decision. A separate Edinburgh jury case examined a £2000 bond linked to gambling debts, with witnesses describing money won by gaming and the bond’s dubious origin. A fire at Tulloch Castle, Dingwall, destroyed much of the mansion, including the dining room and library, but the chartulary and some paintings survived. no injuries occurred.
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Hallidays
Court of Session
Lord Murray
Heritora and
Kirk-Aeasion
Balmachellan
Gawetine
Edinburgh
Murdoch Maclaine
Lochbury
Maclaine
M‘leod
Rasay
M'Leod
Turnock
Tulloch Castle
Duncan Davidson
Eng
Tulloch
Horace
Caledonian Bank
Dingwall
Fowils
Inverness Courier
Lady Hester Stanhope A Remarkable Life In Old Age
The article portrays Lady Hester Stanhope, once famed for adventurous youth, now elderly and quarrelsome with servants, plagued by ill health and poverty. It recounts anecdotes of her sharp wit, superstitions about physiognomy, conversations with doctors, and her defiant pension dispute with the Queen.
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Polari
Fern Baz Phivais
Lord Chatham
Hester
William Russell
Juile Adams
General Taylor
Tam
Hester Stanhope
Christendom
M. Lamartine
Duke de St. Simon
Brsio
Enfantin
Rodrigo
St.Simonians
el Hawa
Europe
Mr. Pitt
Cresh
Freemasons
Lai
Tiberias
Earl Grey
Ansha
London
Jessamine
Rose
Penurs
Hasing
Jéan
Irish rent protests and violence near Limerick
An 11 July report details threats to tenants amid land reform debates, including a July procession planned by Orangemen in Enniskillen with thousands expected. It also covers a local assassination attempt on solicitor Mr. Evans near Cratoe, where a pistol shot was fired but no one killed, and notes police pursuit and public road danger.
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Daxaprot Arraig
Boanp
Trieste
Mediterranean
Smyrne
Constantinople
Mossalmen
Canpia
Beyrout
Crete
Efe
Thomea Coguel Duffy
Noon
Blasel
Duffy
Queen
Benenee
Dostum
Conraurzaren
Enniskillen
Evening Mail
Mail
Cavan
Tyrone
Donegal
Boyne
Anghrin
Armough &O
Merry Maauine” Coxrepriaer
Newry
Ireland
Murpre
Brown
Lord Bloomfield
Newport
Evans
Wellesley Bridge
Henry Street
Hoe
Mr. Jousphrty
Mr. Seward
Mr. Evans
Clonmeckin
George Quin
Cratioe
Assize
Her Majesty
Limerick
Limerick Chronicle
Children chained in kitchen under custody at Onions house
Two sisters Susannah Hill and Emma Woodhall aged 14 and 11 describe being kept in handcuffs and chained to a kitchen grate at Onions the constable home. They claim no bed or clean clothes, were moved between Wolverhampton and Summerhill, and were told to be kept until Monday. Witnesses recall repeated confinement and transfer between Cross Inn and Briscoe's house.
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Onions
Captain Roberts
Hatton
Staffordshire Police
Margaret Perry
Susannah Hill
Higg’s Public
Quicos
Emma Woodhall
Mary Rowley
Oniona
Hill
Onions House
Wolverhampton
Rye
The
Cross Inn
Townsend
Cross Low
Mr. Briacoe
Summerhill
Mr. Briscoe
Briscoe
Stafford
Mr. Fothergill
Houray
Hense
Wella
Hriscoe
Worcestershire Chronicle
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Glaris
Vand
Argau
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Vaud
Zurich
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Narvaez
Barcelona
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Don Enrique
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Mapzip
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Christina
Don Francisco de Paula
Pedro Miranda
Heraldo
Smyrna
Malta
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Tabachaou
Kenourio Machale
Moscow
Sokaki
Abraham, Hopitaux, &c
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Sisters of Charity
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Ahmet Weffyk
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le Volage
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de Bellone
Ougrlac
United States
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Enteruine
Towler
Mersey
New York
Sterling Exchange
Cape Clear
the Metropolis
Scotland
Literary Chronicle
Hastings
Lord Grey
Sir Gilbert Heathcote
Itt
Heater
Lord Hertford
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Grenville
Lord Grenville
Duke of Buckingham
Pitt
Chatham
Charlen
James
Charles
Lady Hester
Igen
Sally Heater
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Pit
Laycester
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Vite
Harry Featherstone
Gilbert Heathcote
Carlton House
Prince Waldressigs
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Lord Palmerston
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Bing
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