King calls funeral service for July victims in 1830 crisis
The King issued formal letters to archbishops and bishops to hold a funeral on the 28th for citizens killed during the July 1830 events. Reports mention prison transfers in Douai and Calais dissolutions, with further moves against opposition presses and regional governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franch
Sentinelle Picarde
Douliens
M. Lally
Paris
Mademoiselle Granvelle
Hubert
Conciergerie
Clairvaux
Progres du Pas Des Calais
le Tmpe
Court of Peers
Douai
Minnicipal Council
Calais
Hayti
Brest
Port-au-Prince
Tey
Morocco
Abd-el-Kader
Algeria
Baden
M. Parquin
Strasburg
Prince Louis Napoleon
Parquin
Manheim
Spaarn
Navarre
Don Carlos
France
Erin
Lodosa
Mendavia
Sesma
Estella
Ebro
Cabrera
C. Bolland
Flushing
Bellona
Frederick Henry
India
Texel
Royal
the Prince of Orange
Tilburg
Auriens
The
Helder
Bosch
Amsterdam
Hague
Holland
Louis Philippe
Belgium
Leopold
William
Zurich
Schweitz
Klauenmanner
Hornmanner
Louis Napoleon
Arenemberg
Napoleon
Elzner
Rbussea
Bucharest
Russia
Moldavia
Bessarabia
Danube
Salina
Europe
Vienna
Austria
de Berri
M. Lucshessi Palli
Schoenbrunn
M. Lucchessi Palli
Francis Charles
Toplitz
Milan
Monza
Inspruck
Ferdinand
SwaDpenn
Framnus
Isis Majesty
Alexandria
Pacha
Disturbing Load of Corpses Seen Near Aylesbury Church
Report from Lower Castle Street describes two men and two boys carrying two corpses toward the church, with an elderly man guiding them, prompting concern over public decency and the poor law’s handling. The piece criticizes heavy scrutiny on the poor and urges decency in burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylesbury
Lower Castle-street
Barrasley
Northern Union
Barnsley
Pudsey
Reighsteer
Flutehaim
Henry Deacon
Samuel Day
Charlton
Samuel Ansell
Stevenage
Reeds
Daungarps
Adam Stephenson
E. Brown
St. John’s Church
Wacclesfield
Duke of Wellington
Horse Guards
Mavistock
Forcery
Tavistock
John Palmer
Martin
Messrs. Gill and Co
Okehampton
William Andrew
Winn Sorme
Murper
Colehill
Daniel Evans
Winborne
Evans
Dorchester
Worthing
Surrey
Sussex
Thomas A’beckett
West Tarring
New Poor Law Debate Moves Todmorden Works to Reopen
Fielden letters Todmorden Board of Guardians urging postponement of the new poor law, warning against force and highlighting suffering under the act. He grounds appeal in local votes and fears of military presence, urging guardians to resign rather than enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Fielden
Mir. Fielden
Todmorden
London
Barton
Board of Guardians
Havant Union
House of Commons
Pearce
Woburn
Deacon
Woburn Abbey
Poor Law Commissioners
Earl Fitzwilliam
House of Lords
Somerset-house
Commons
Tam
E. Waterside
Ireland
England
Attempted Assassination and Highway Robbery at Enzington
A man attacked Mr. Senior and his children in Notting-hill, firing a pistol that wounded him. Miss Auterac identified the attacker, later named Tack Torpin, who was seized with pistols and bullets in his possession. He denied motives, claimed insanity risks, and was remanded for trial at Newgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auterac
Nottinghil
Norland-place
Notting-hill
Kensington
John Brows
Frederick Pratt Barlow
Senior
Spain
John Scott Lillie
Fontarabia
Don Carlos
France
London
Newgate
Mysterious inquiry ends with murder verdict at Globe
In London, the adjourned inquiry into Thomas Davidson Pow's death concluded with a jury finding Wilful and premeditated murder against Henry Myers and Angelina Pow. Evidence showed Pow, an alcoholic, was connected to Mrs. Pow and Myers, who acted as executor. the couple were taken to Newgate amid applause from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davidson Pow
Stirling
Globe
London Street
Fitzroy-square
Bodkin
Charles Lewis
Myers
Thomas
Westminster Hospital
Caroline Hastings
Queen Street
Newcut
Lambeth
Guy’s Hospital
Martha Bullen
Tottenham-court Road
Pow
Doctor Myers
Henry Myers
Angelina Pow
Newgate
Castle-street
Oxford-market
Serious Coach Accident From Racine
A racing carriage collision occurred on a route from Leeds to London when two coaches clashed at Loft House Gate. The Express and Courier, sprinting to outpace each other, left insufficient room on a narrow section. the Courier struck a barn, throwing seats and parts loose. A passenger, a lady named Morrell, was fatally injured, with medical help summoned from Wakefield and Countesthorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Courier
London
Leeds
The
Express
Lofthouse
Lofthouse Gate
Leicester
Wakefield
Horsfall
Morrell
North Midland Railway
Countessthorpe
Durham
Boughton Village Recovers From Maniac Case And Trials Ahead
The Boughton community returns to quiet after the Courtenay tragedy. Two men, Griggs and Hadlow, linger in hospital with injuries as they await trial. In Maidstone Gaol 14 prisoners, 10 coroner warrants and four magistrate warrants, face pending cases amid education notes and a curious link to Sir William Courtenay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tappate Faran Rior
Kent
Boughton
Hadlow
Maidstone
Handley
Thom
Feversham
Alexander Foad
John Mears
Mears
Thomas Ovenden
William Wills
Mr. Winter
Wills
Sir William Courtenay
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Er Foreign Intelligence
Enzington
St. Pancras
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