Foreign Intelligence Briefs from France and Europe
Scattered foreign dispatches cover French ordinances on minor outlays and a Levant steam packet line, rail committee hearings on Paris to Rouen and Paris to Belgium lines, and unrest in Orleans over religious processions. Reports from Portugal Spain and Belgium describe uprisings, a Carlist assault in Cardava, and tensions near Brussels. Russian movements are discreet while Athens reports conscription in Hydra and French Algeria gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Marseilles
Levant
Paris
Orleans
Rouen
Bous Sens
St. Omer
Neuilly
Interior
War
Royal
Rai
Count de Montalivet
Nord
Lille
Brussels
Loiret
National Guard
Spaim
Tlth
Nevers
Mallois
Ontario del Pinar
Mallols
Burgo de Osma
Rodriguez
Hindjar del Rey
Espartero
England
Guipuscoa
Sareto
Howard de Walden
Por
Petene
Remechido
Genergally
Otasower
S Gg
Ernest
Land
Hanover
George
Mii
Ag.aaid
Order of Peasants
Osnabruck
Lland
Belgium
Cheison
Tabor
Tayon
Prigader
Brug
Hague
William
Owstacles
Holland
Russia
As-Aji
Aukus
St.Petersbuite
Count’ Orloff
Menheim
Vey
Areny
Aika Senpecas
Nicholas
Wirhece
Athens
Pileste
Constantine Canaris
Hydra
Constantine
Negrier
Algiers
Spahis
Isely
Sasreg
ex-Bey Achmet
Achmet
Biscara
Notable Charges Involving Cootes Woods In Chichester District
Reports from Chichester magistrates hear two men named Cootes and Woods charged with felony after evidence tied a wife to stealing household goods during her husband’s illness. A separate inquest at Runcton described Samuel Vinton’s suicide by self strangulation amid alleged insanity. Other notes cover coronation dinner funds in Kingsbridge, the Great Western engineer George Pearne’s death near New York, a Sheppy Isle wagon accident, Langport burglary, and a Wellington fraud at a coronation gift scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chichester
Cootes and Woods
George Murray
Edmund Richards
Bersted
Bognor
Cootes
Woods
Hardwick
Matthew Dawber
Runcton
Edward Press
Samuel Vinton
Fore-street
Cripplegate
London
Rene
offRondon
Kingsbridge
Great Western
Atlantic
Hhs
George Pearne
New ‘York
City Hotel
St. George’s Church
New York
Pearne
Messrs
Maudesley
Charlton
Isle of Sheppy
William Craydon
W. Gouge
James Buggler
Wellington
Exa Avery
Creocury
Marks
Clayhidon
Ma Ckey
Eider
Exeter
By. Marks
Sharpers
Moses Primrose
Wakefield
Uae
Abolition of Arrest for Debt Faces Bitter Rebuff
A long editorial condemns the proposed Bill for the Abolition of Arrest for Debt on Mesne Process as a sham that keeps debtors in prisons. It blasts clauses permitting arrest on probable cause, limits on discharge, and ex parte orders, arguing the measure preserves misery and favors lawyers and creditors over humanity. It laments delayed reform and urges the Crown to recognize debtors' misery ahead of the forthcoming coronation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
England
Eldersby
Anwary
Lan
Ezparte
Treasury
Hidart
Scleinn
Great Britain
One Flesh Bond as Wakefield Bridegroom Delays Dues
A simple couple wed at a parish church near Wakefield. The bridegroom tells the vicar his father will pay next Friday when he returns from Wakefield market with butter. A Sussex beggar known as Cuckoo of Heffend dies in Warehorn, with £125 1s 6d sewn in his coat. parish officers had ordered a union, then countermanded after the discovery. He was found in an outhouse on Mr Baslingy’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Warehorn
Heffend
Hélfee
Heathfield
Sussex
Baslingy
Arrangement for Nominations and Elections in Parliament
A historical proposal outlines nomination and election rules for UK districts. It sets requisitions by electors, filing windows in May, public nomination notices, and procedures for multiple nominees, candidate debates, and calendar dates for elections. It covers balloting safeguards, polling place duties, and penalties for fraud, with financial provisions and repeal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
House of Parliament
A. B
House of Commons
Treasury
Home Department
Menber
Coane
Elphinstone Tale and Major Excise Seizure At Whitechapel
A disputed report about Lord Elphinstone and a prominent noble is debunked as gossip from earlier weeks. Separately, Mr Golding Bird and excise officers seized over 3000 gallons of illegally produced spirits at a Whitechapel distillery at midnight under a Queen's warrant, with details of the revenue fraud to be revealed to excise commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Elphirstone
Coburg
England
Lord Elphinstone
Times
Golding Bird
Excise
Whitechapel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
Country News
the People’s Charter
United Kingdom
Trusty
House of Corhnidhs
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