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European telegraph items recount the fall of Ghuznee and the Khiber Pass actions, while reports on Kandahar and Jellalabad circulate. Paris stock exchanges react to Madrid politics and rail bills. Louis Philippe’s health is described as dropsy, with royal visits and cabinet formations noted. Mail routes from Bombay and Malta are detailed alongside British postings and Canadian troop news.
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Cabul
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Marshal Soult
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Honittee
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Polhill
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Leahy
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Ipswich
The Attempt on Queen Victoria’s Life and Windsor Meeting
Reports detail the Friday pawnshop purchase of a pistol linked to the Francis case, with identification by a shop assistant and police notes from Newgate. Officials, witnesses, and gunmaker Smith are cited, while London and Windsor respond with prayers, addresses, and a royal memorial service plan.
Grand dinner for Count Mensdorff and nobles in London
A report describes Sir Robert Peel hosting a grand dinner for Count Mensdorff and sons with a select noble attendance. Also covered are reviews of horse guards at Wormwood Scrubs before Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, plus various society notices and city happenings.
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Robert Peel
Count Mensdorff
Wormwood
Life Guards
8Th Hussars
Wormwood Scrubs
Prince Albert
Mensdorff
Entomological Society
Institution of Civil Engineers
Tullow Bridge
C. Forth
J. J. Wilkinson
J. Imslie
Bank of England
T. Oldham
Linnean Society
Horticultural Society
Medico-Botanical Society
Literary Fund
Aborigines Society
Royal Society
Erith
Purfleet
London
Tower of Lonpox
Duke of Wellington
W. Walton
Sipcers, Wapping
St. John’s, Wapping
Tower of London
Thistleton Dyer
Joan Flremineo
Louis Hants
Baron Wren
Southampton
Willis
Fleming
South Hants
Sitewwakrt
BorTawick
M.P
Justice Wightman
Butt
Carlton Club
Borthwick
Deponent
House of Commons
Depenent
Lower Brook Street
Queen's Prison
Queen’s Bench
Fleet
Marshalsea
Queen’s Prison
Secretary of State
Leeds
Huddersfield
Bradford
Manchester
Leeds Mercury
Mortarity
Loxpon
City of London
City and Liberties
Westminster
St. Marylebone
St. Pancras
Kensington
Fulham
Hammersmith
St. Luke
Chelsea
Paddington
St. Mary
Stoke Newington
St. Leonard
Bromley
St. Mary-le-bon
Camberwell
Greenwich
St. Nicholas
St. Paul
Deptford
Woolwich
Galto
Broderio
Thames
Giacomo
Liliber
Blackwall
Mr. Broadwater
Broderip
Complete Suffrage Association
Knicutssriner
Friends of Complete Suffrage
Thornton’s
Knightsbridge
Anderson
Messrs. Elmes
Gifford and Swatten
Brown
Westerton
Nottingham
Sturge
Smasanic
Mary Ann Baker
Marlborough-street
Plume
Hardwick
Mr. Hardwick
M. Hardwick
Court of Exchequer and assorted London police cases
At Worcester assizes the Marquess of Anglesey won a trial over minerals with a rule for a new trial denied after technical arguments. Insolvent debtor Sir John Minter Dove faces a July hearing on a large Portuguese debt. Guildhall scene features a tavern dispute and a rowdy arrest. Marylebone reports a bold burglary by Charles Edinborough at Captain Grace’s home. Clerkenwell records a cab assault by Laborde. Worship Street covers weights and measures probes against Dyer and Cook with fines. Thames police recounts a marriage fraud case where Ebenezer Williams used 16 pounds while promising marriage. Union Hall notes a pocket-picking charge against James Tucker, plus a family attack on a police officer with fines.
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House of Commons
Newcastle Journal
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Taumrerland-House
Bude Light
England
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Kit Kenny
George Healy
Freeman's Journal
Baker
Cooper's Arms
Bricklane
St. Luke's
Richard Wilson
Berry
Rose-street
Brick-lane
French
James
Lambeth
Earl of Buchan
Edinburgh Court of Session
Lord Buchana
Lord Ordinary
Andover
Hants
Goddard
Dashwood
Portsmouth
Charles Reynolds
H Division
Brandy Quay
London
Caroline Begsworth
Clarence-street
City-road
Anne Long
Heywood
Worship-street
Shackell
Charles
John Burrell
Walthamstow
CakoLtvs
Mr. Just
Bishopsgate
Just
Cooran
Munperor
Cooper
Highbury
Newgate
Higuerry
Moss
Mott
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Sasha Pee tSee
Court OF Exchequer
Anglesey
Lord Hatherton
Traver
Justice Cresswell
Worcester
Marquis of
Anglesea
Stafford
T. Wilde
W. Richards
Mr. Whateley
Thomas Wilde
Serjeant
Ludlow
Joan Minter Dove
Kyiut
John Milley Doyle
Queen’s Bench
John
Portugal
Doyle
Sir John
Don Pedro
Guildhall
Livine
John Rowland
Alderman Kelly
Angel and Hope
Maiden Lane
Wood-street
Cheapside
Foster
Marshallman
Alderman
Marylebone
Charles Edinborough
Grace
Connaught-terrace
Edgeware-road
Mary Boote
Wakeling
Greenwood
Worship Street
Reynolds
Tower Hamlets
Joseph Dyer
Shoreditch
Turner
John Hart
Church-street
Thames Police
Ebenezer Williams
Broderip
Louisa Curtis
Bristol
Miss Curtis
Ebenezer
Glyn
Halifax
Mney
Union Hall
Marken Max
James Tucker
Coltsford
Surrey Zoological Gardens
William Evans
Margaret Williams
Watmaugh
Souter
Williams
Landlords and the Income Tax Protest Voice
Nottingham Review argues the income tax harms the poor by raising rents and lowering wages through the Earl of Scarborough's yearly rental increases on small tenants. It says the tax reaches all, contradicting assurances it would spare the poor.
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Earl of Scarborough
Nottingham Review
The Rose of Arragon A Sheridan Knowles Drama Review
A lengthy notice praises The Rose of Arragon as a strong late Sher idan Knowles work despite earlier misses. It outlines the five act plot set in Arragon with Alonzo Olivia Alasco Almagro and a palace revolt, plus key scenes including Olivia’s bold intervention and Almagro’s downfall. The piece lauds Kean and Keen performances, notes lush verse, and closes with verdicts on drama and its flaws such as causality.
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Sheridan Knowles
Olivia
Raphino
Mr. Stuart
Alasco
Mr. C. Kean
Velasquez
Almagro
Mr. Phelps
Alonzo
Pedro
Saint Tago
Almauro
Alsco
Sir” Kean
Omer
Ruffino
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