In THILIGEN CH foreign news and Paris politics mix
Reports from Paris discuss a 900000 franc aid to flood victims, press attacks on the ministry, and debates over Boulogne mail changes. Spain, Algeria, and Swiss affairs surface with royal decrees on coinage and a potential abdication rumor. Rome mourns O Connell as Mile and OConnell bear his heart to Rome.
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Jonas Eco
Anneie
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Peers
M. de Fontois
No & de Publishe
Santa
Mons
House of Peers
M. de Pontoise
M. Jacqueminot
M. de Pontois
Col Decessory
M. Barthé
Presse
Ministry
Chamber de Ponteconlant
Baron Dupin
Dalton Shee
de Botesy
N.de Pontois
Paris
France
England
Boulogne
Calais
Hhe
Algeria
Courier de
Marseilles
Algiers
Marschal
Bedeau
Kabylia
Bugia
Bedean
Columna
Seif
Wither
Frave
Duke of Isly
Journal Des Débats
Switzerland
Destructive Fire and Public Meetings in London
A Sunday night blaze devastated a residence at 61 Treeball's Road Reda equery with occupants fleeing naked to windows. Police and fire brigades contained the flames as engines from Holborn and surrounding stations battled the fire. several buildings were saved from spread. The day also featured reports on public meetings in Marylebone including Sir David Salomons and the Labouring Classes lodging project and King's College Hospital anniversary dinner with Peel presiding.
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Josh
Haife
Berat
Asveral
Holborn Ataion
Chandos Street
Well Street
Farringdon Street
Watling Street
County
West of England
Roral
Cummistry
Hanover Square
B.B. Crbbell
M.P
Johnson
Royal
Prince Albert
Friends
Coomuities
Great Marylebone Street
Portland Place
John Maidment
Marylebone
Blagrove
Mortimer Street
Cavendish Square
David Salomons
J. Stewart
Messrs. Williams, Byers
London
Sherif
John Pease
Durham
John Penne
Elizabeth
J. Williams
Liberal Association
B.B. Williams
W. Byers
Loparxe Novan
Society For
Charles Street
Drury Lane
St. Giles’s
King Street
Kino
Stationers’ Hall
Robert Peel
Hovonrale
King's College Hospital
Murder suspicion rises over Birkenhead death case
A 19 year old man Frieni gan vanished at the anniversary gathering of the Tranmere Club and was found in Birkenhead dock with a bloodied face and a handkerchief stuffed in his throat. Edward Silk, a stonemason, is in custody after conflicting accounts. An inquest was opened to investigate murder claims.
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Birkurbhdad
Svarrcrap Murper
Frienigan
Tranmere Club
Birkenhead
Bia
Edward Silk
Silk
Woodside Ferry
Vaughan
Liverpool
Bristol
Newport
Ireland
St. Peter's
Bristol Corporation of the Poor
Canal Charity
Belgin
Dantso Artzmrt
Bark Roppeny
Savings’ Bank
High Street
Noming
Nocloe
Edgar Courant
Manchester
Tuzepar
Germany
Adolphus Schatz
Messrs. J. H. Stemetz and Co
Vienna
Messrs Mirck
Cross Street
Suse Sihth
London
Messrs
Mirck
London House
Mirch
Belive
Beswick
Boston
Mhethye
Rhys
Wheeler
Riddell
Charlton
Sandgate
William Riddell
Catholire Sib
James Standen
James Cullen
Variou Immadiate
Clayton Street
O Connell Death Sparks Irish Confederation Meeting
The first open meeting since Mr O Connell's death drew a large Repeal attendance in Waterford with M P Maurice O Connell and others. John O Connell pledged to pursue Old Ireland policy, while criticism of O Connell's leadership from Young Ireland and clergy letters was aired. A subsequent debate covered funeral arrangements and the future Cork county seat, with calls for discipline within the movement.
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Tralee
Alderman Delabaniz
Waterford
Association
O'Connell
Mallinger
John O'Connell
Ireland
Old Ireland
Kilkenny
Dublin Trades Political Union
Corporation of Waterford
Wexford
Newry
Clonmell, &c
M. O'Connell
Norris
Ceshel
Catholic Archdiocese of Cashel
Cashel
Norrin
Wwe
Cornelius M‘laughlin
Alderman Keahan
Jeremiah Dunne
Genteman
Steele
Freeman's Journal
Dusaix
Royal Agricultural Improvement Society
Robert Kane
Duke of Leinster
Earl of Charlemont
Messrs
Grase
Ma. O'Connely
Father Kenyon
Young Ireland Party
Smith O'Brien
Council of the
Confederation
O'Brien
Ecorn
Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Carlyle
Alond
Irish Confederation
Cork
Ma. O'Connell
Westland Row
Jane
Repeal Association
Willian
O'Barex
Julie O'Connell
Maurice O’connell
Merrion Square South
Maurice O'Connell
S. O'Brien
Glasnevin
Miley
Dublin Mail
Riot at Newcastle Market Prompts Military Aid
A disturbance in Newcastle saw thousands of townsfolk march on market and public houses on a Friday morning. Magistrates and constables faced rough treatment as rioters looted meat and vegetables until a detachment of the 5th Fusileers and Captain MDoggall's veterans arrived from Falmouth. The Riot Act was read and peace measures enforced with no fatalities.
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Newcastle
Pridsy Mornidgiin Noms
County
Sue
Businrss
Stephen Davey
Magor
Theae
5Th Fusilesia
M‘doggall
Falmouth
The Triple Murders at Mirfield Trial Evidence Emerges
The hearing at Dewsbury on the Mirfield murders revealed key items tied to Patrick Reid and Michael W C Meal. Witnesses linked a soldering iron to Reid, with Catherine Kilty and others corroborating possession and marks. John Sheard and Henry Clarke identified Reid near Mr Wraith's house on the day of the crime, while descriptions and a cap tied to Reid surfaced. The magistrates ordered further examination, with continued proceedings set for a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wraith
Patrick Reid
Har Bhathe
Jayee
Reid
Michael WC
Demebere
Fortes
Sry
Green
Mr. Weaith
Pe Hemas Kilty
Dawgreeo
Patrick
Dewsbury
Treo
Priza Reid
Catherine Kilty
Thomas Kilty
Richard Green
Dewsiy Police
Julio Leadbeater
Green Tere
John Sheard
Mirfield
George Shear
Weane Wan
Lee Green
Barker
Wraitth
Joseph Cowgill
William Sheard
Roberttown
Blow Runo Ney
Charles Fiiot
Wraith
John Howarth
Flint
Leadbeater
Cabe
Robert Town
Lonce
Beard
Beard Rin
Greer
Funeral of Thomas Chalmers in Grange Cemetery Edinburgh
The funeral of the distinguished Thomas Chalmers D D occurred Friday at Grange Cemetery near Edinburgh. Thousands attended the procession with civic authorities, gentry, ministers, and mourners from Free and Established Churches. The coffin bore the inscription and was borne between two ranks of mourners, as the crowd gathered in silence.
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Moncrieffe
Robertson
Ivory
J. H. Maxwell
Lee
Simpson
Wilson, Alison,&c
Duchess of Gordon
James Forrest
Thomas Chalmers
D.D
Hanna
Tropa
Ross Advertiser
Ruor
Gaxgxock
Cross Shore Atreet
Glasgow
Destructive Fire At Surrey Theatre Descrates Loss And Injuries
A devastating blaze at the Surrey Theatre on Monday morning gutted the building and stock, despite engines from London and other counties arriving late. Two people suffered serious injuries as patrons and staff escaped via windows, one jumping from a second floor. The fire, likely from gas, caused extensive damage to the premises, with several occupants hospitalized and the theatre's owner incurring substantial losses.
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Sureey
Surrey
London
Weat
England
Buna
Adj Siging
Manin
Watling Street
Brice
Baidiry
Vias Hatte
Tabernacin
James Harmin
Susan Pitter
Harris
Guy's Hospital
Bracdwnad
Athens
Blackfriara Road
Feops
Serousey
Burt
Victuallers
Davidge
W. Harr
St. Marin Qamongilly
Seine Treen Tarmer
Dover
Newlelea
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le Granja
The
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Madrid
Goance
General Serrano
Bank of San Fernando
Portugal
Manvarp
Monsignor
Brunelli
Don Manuel Godoy
Penca
Spain
Duke de Ballen
Perdo
Valladolid
Pacheco
Count de Taomar
Conons Maria
Lersandi
Tuy
Valenza Do Minho
Afoniteur
Lisbon
Count Das Anzas
Oporto
Italy
Rome
Mile
Daniel O'Connell
Padre Ventura
Pius LX
Suliaco
St. Agatha
Irish College
Cullen
Cambrai
Besancon
M. Antonelli
M. Bufondi
Ravenna
M. Fornari
Pontifical Nuccio
Royal Mail Company
Dea
W. Allan
Southampton
Jamaisa
Flavennak
Cuba
Africa
Collingwood
Callan
Viper
St Thomas’s
Alarm
Daring
Hermes
Sacrificios
Ohio
Bermuda
Tahiti
Samee
Pandora
Panama
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Santa Anna
General Scott
Cerro Gordoz
Congress
Tebuacan
Tepeyahualco
the Metropolibe
Bo Crest Moly
Chernoe Hospital
University's College Hospital
King’s College Hospital
Duke of St. Alban’s
Aldertan Copeland
King
Scotland
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