Foreign intelligence and Paris politics in unrest era
Long, dense report details Paris financial moves, loan schemes, and Cavaignac’s leadership. It notes the National Assembly debates on security laws, the press crackdown, and an upcoming government reshuffle amid unrest. Mentions Sardinia, Italy, Austria, and cholera, with scattered military actions and diplomatic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Qondhany
Rne
Smonger
M. ‘Fhiers
M. Leon Faucher
M. Berryer
Cavaiguse
Garde Nationale
Louis Philippe
Cavaignac
National Guard
Morpar
National Assembly
Rae Haa
M. Goudcinoz
M. Goudchaux
Ablic
M. Garnier
Egés
M. Daoclerc
Cacceas
Sardinia
Paris
Alps
Piedmont
Italy
Charles Albert
Marshal Bugeaud
Paria
Republic
Rue de Politiers
M. Manguin
M. Buatide
da Presse
St Lezare
Bedeau
Palais-Royal
Paxis
M. Seward
NM. Dafaure
Miniater
M. de Falloux
M. Dopin
The Metropolis Chronicle on cholera and city surveys
Fragmentary 1848 dispatches describe cholera concerns in London and regional Spain, local sewer deficiencies in Longacre, and a push for a comprehensive metropolis survey. Officials discuss funds, plans, and objections while Carlist uprisings and municipal committees shape sewer and urban planning debates.
Inquest on Rev. Thomas Wilton and City News Reaction
An inquest in Bath found the Rev. Thomas Wilton died by temporary insanity after a suicide by firearm. Birmingham reports Chartists marching and an unannounced meeting at Bull Ring. Cheltenham notes the mysterious murder inquiry into Joho Mulcock and ongoing adjournments with a reward offered. Manchester describes a week of mixed trade signals, with renewed activity in spinners and mills but overall cautious outlook and rising employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Thin Town
A. H. English
Thomas Wilton
London
Cruttwell
Cheltenham
Tse Nusprz
Jons Mutcocke
Joho Mulcock
Manchester
Department of Trade
Lancashire
Milla
Mascheater
Ireland
State of Trade
Ar Falloma
4& Woman Shot by her Husband in Manchester
A brutal murder occurred in Manchester when Diana Clark, a mill worker from Hanover Mills, was shot by her husband William Adamson in Lever Street near Friday Street. The pistol misfired first, then the weapon discharged, killing her within minutes as bystanders restrained Adamson and police seized him. Witnesses described a premeditated act amid a troubled history between the couple. Adamson was committed for trial for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros
Holy See
Rose Street
Longacre
Derby
Nottingham
Menchester
Salford
Royal Seat
San Ildefouro
Howe
Isesee
San Videfonao
Miller
Berton
Ea Granja
Inter
Bowen
Loxpox
Sero
Sanchez
la Granja
Valladolid
Hotel of Commons
Don Francisco de Paula
Lesers Commissiona
Soahc
Portugal
Josefa
France
London
Lawrence
Morning Post
Lowing
Daw
Conusilleer
Catalonia
Cabrera
Puigcerda
Entremadura
Edwin Chadwick
Propios
Yullend
Hurtalett
of Government
Austin
Navarre
Ordnance
Spain
Metropolis
W. A. Peacock
Jonx P. Harwasp
H. R. Kear
Muapen
Coropes
John Doherty
Trinity Corporation
Blackall
Royal Mason
Poplar
W. Baker
Pelham
George Green
Newgate
Ballantine
Thames
Mary Ann Doherty
Michael Scully
William Green
Teasy
Green
Witneases
Len
Nungber
Pelhare
Loxpon
Common Council
Guildhall
Ashley, Kinnaird
Tadstock
Crawlaurig
A. Kinnaird
Gurney
Bennoch
Sheriff Cubint
Shen Wire
Alderman Johnson
Leek
Rosemary Lane
Minories
Old Pye Strest
Westminster
Metropolia
Ragged School Union
Pye Street
Apurt
Asp Doms Institution
Red Lion Square
Bloomsbury
John Wood
Acard
Clerkenwell Green
G Division
Bagniges Wells
House of Commons
Julian
John Sayer Orr
St. John's Square
Clerkenwell
St. Martin's
Western Institution
Leicester Square
Linton
C. Cochrane
St. Marrtin’s
Hackney
Stradeamen
Artigane
Sears
Angel Court
Russell Court
Cochrane
Hume
Spiller
Cownite
Friday
Lever Street
Stevenson's Square
Diana Clark
William Adamson
Newton Street
Manchester
Adameon
Hulme
Cnough
Oldban Road
Adamson
Grey's Court
Amblane
Anil
Hanover Mills
Bank Top
War
Bell
Watahe
Edward Craven
Gre
Lawley
Thomas Murray
Hilton Street
Friday Street
Sahe
Elizabeth Spooner
John Travia
School Yard
William Clark
Bam Road
Seid
Dlaus
Hanover Milla
Baxton Strait
Diana
Ashe
Syou
Constable Craven
Ansizes
Ilial
Manchester Examiner
Pursuit and Capture of the General Wood Convicts
Intelligence from Cambodia reports the Phlegethon mission to Obi island near Cambodia. British forces captured nine convicts, recovered items, and burned Joss houses as they pressed operations with local mandarins. the pursuit extended into jungle treks and riverine landings with casualties and escapes until the steamer withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Cambodia
Cochin China
Siam
Obi
Hon. Company
Phiegethon
MacQuhae
H.M.S
Ith
Fiesd
Wiguar
Sam
Aross
Butis
Miss Barton
Comoo
Trodeys
Ang
Meana
Campo
Ioae
Pulo Oby
Celarity
Asce
Natonas
China
Pukat
Haivam
Chin
Hew
Phlegethon
Pauly Opy
China Sea
Himzellf
Also Mentioned on This Page
van Wen
Germany
Fuaxkrorr
Empire
War Department
Archduks
Aubteia
Wiener Zeitung
Mat
Baron Doblhoff
Archduke Jobin
Freeident
Baron Wessenberg
Dr. Bach
Count Latour
Baron Kreoe
Baron Sug
Horoborsiel
Doblhoff
Ministry of Public Instruction
Baron ‘Euchtersleben
Schwarzer
Vienna
Hanover
Ivey
Frankfort
Confederation
Weil
Wacksciuth
Danube Principalities
Solomon
Bucharest
Shen
Russia
Erussia
St. Peteraburgh
St. Petersburgh
Riga
Pestz
Werschetz
Uhlans
Blomberg
Stanimirovitz
Transylvania
Hungary
Bweden
Finland
Sweden
Schleswig Holstein
Helen M'Gregor
Frost
Hamburg
Wrangel
Falneo
Oaly
Marmirolo
Governory
Mincio
Bava
Anch
Mantua
Governolo
Gavernalo
Mantas Saya
Radetzky
Italia del Popola Adda
Roverberio
Castelluccia
Posta Oor
Ceresa
Milan
Zocchi
Genoa
Sicily
Genos
Albert Amadéa I
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Dieta Italiana
Bia
Naples
Calabria
Cosenza
Cabanzano
Liberala
Tiviolo Donowarde
Mellazzo
Cilento
Cilentini
Celabrie
Basilicata
Lecce
Molisse
Capisnate
Avellino
Abruzzi
Atea
Poland
Caucasus
Europe
Tscherkenses
England
Caar
Schamil
Kuban
Terek
Sudets
Salak
Kisilinr
Mastocq
Woron
Mapurro
Council of
the Metropolis
Hewson
Coldbath Fields
William Thomas Hernon
William Woodhouse
Coldba Hfields
William Cubitt
M.P
Charles Hill
Calcraft
Himsell
Whitechapel
Queen’s Royals
East Indies
Cabool
Ghuznee
Kelat
Old Bailey
Mr. Cheaterton
Comrae
Ahe
Geneva
Lloyd’s
Totel
Belize
Havana
Glover's Reef
Stowe
Globe
Sr Avovstixe
Canterbury
The
Guardian
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