Foreign affairs turmoil and Soult resignation in France
Reports from Madrid to London detail Marshal Soult resigning the war ministry after a contested recruitment bill in the French Chamber. The king initially rejected the resignation, but Soult’s health later improved and he resumed duties as the ministry prepared to withdraw the proposal for next year. Also noted are French naval and colonial interests, a new cordon around fisheries, and British reactions to continental politics.
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Chamber of Peers
Melbourne
Marshal Soult
Ae Ee
Council
Ministry of War
Council of Ministers
Amoniteur
Toufou
Bugeaud
Chelif
Abd-el-Kader
Aliier
Brest
Bourbon
New Zealand
France
Mercantile
Royal Court of
Rouen
Phenix
Britannia
Rouland
Havre
Boulogne
Galignani
London
Procureur du Roi
Israel Levy Libicrap
Bridgwater
Paris
Spain
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Archiepiscopal Sess
Seville
Granada
Valencia
Barcelona
Sarafossa
Burgos
Corunna
Anid
Correo Nacional
Carthagene
Englis
Turmoil Across Balkans and Middle East Tugs Turkeys Europe
Disturbances surge in Bulgaria Albania and Crete as insurrections rise with Turkish and Greek tensions. Russian influence grows with new officials. Egypt's harvests and crop prospects praised. US Canada news cover steamship routes, the Stephen Whitney and Britannia, plus a legal case in May.
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Bulgaria
Nissa
Roukchouk
Trebizond
Syria
Crete
Nicholas Aristarch
Anthenos
Cy- Sigue
Samos
Russia
Lord Ponsonby
Redschid Pache
Java Pacha
Jockmus
Davy
Belgrade
Gazelle
Germany
Egypt
Alderman Farncombe Chosen For Bassishaw Ward Seat
The Court of Aldermen swore in Thomas Farncombe as alderman for Bassishaw ward, succeeding Mr White. He pledged to support the ward and would distinguish himself if magistracy duties required effort, with Alderman Combe and Sir James Shaw cited as energy models.
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Thomas Farncombe
Bassishaw
White
Wadd
Basinghall-street
Claudius Stephen Hunter
Alderman Farncombe
Farncombe
Combe
James Shaw
St. Joan’s and
BrrwonDsay
Horselydown
Abdy
Colonial Society
St. James’s Square
Earl of Mountcasket
Julius le Soef
Great Britain
North American Association
West India Committee
African Association
H. F. Ridgeway
Rolfe
Marylepone
Borough of Marylebone
Reform and Registration Association
Charles Napier
Warren-street
Fitzroy-square
B. B. Cabbell
James Hamilton
J.E. Hovenden
Ivimey
C. Napier
G. A. Young
B. Hall
Mr. Young
Sir Charles Napier
Sir C. Napier
Mr Young
Sir C.napier
Gomme
St.Luke’s
Ironmongers’ Company
St. Luke’s Church
Old-street
Whitecross Street
Watling-street
Maine
G Division
Crookland
Church-row
Churchrow
Tronmongers’ Company
Fleet
Szavayts
Great Marylebone-street
Portland Place
M. Letchford
London
Insu
Death by own action in fear of the constable in Essex
In Walthamstow Essex a robber Thomas Toll killed by self infliction as Sergeant Smith attempted to take him into custody on a warrant. Toll wounded himself with a small desert knife after inviting the sergeant into his home. Coroner Mr. Lewis notified the death.
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Essex
Smith
Thomas Toll
Nightingale Lane
Walthamstow
Toll
Lewis
County of
Exeter
Callamitous
Norwich Union
West of England
Twiggs
Sellick
Webber
Crediton
Indan
Gill
St. Bartholomew’s Yard
Bindigcott
Manchester
C. Shaw
Sir Charles Shaw
Eis
Charitat
Sir Charles
Boston
Marsy
Paradise-square
Ibbotson
Bairstow
Stentor
Kish
Patlandes
Nottinghams Disgrace Ends as Liberal Shift Reverses Support
Nottingham June 8 1841 broadside notes Mr Walter’s downfall after chartists reunite with liberals and back ministers in a pivotal meeting. A march with bands and banners shifts sentiment, boosting Liberal candidates while Tories retreat, signaling a new political mood in the town.
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Duckinfield
Manchester
Nottingeham
TuEr DuHantist Torres
Nottingham
Walter
John Walter
Ford
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Nuneham
Samuel Lutas
Queen’s College
Sandwich Islands
Frederick Fanson
Balliol-college
Benjamin Jowett
Balliol College
Sheffield
John Richardson
James Bates
Richardson
Bates
Stratford
Avon
Howlett
James Cox
Thomas Vincent
Frederick Pritshard
Warwick Advertiser
Windsor
Mr. van Amburgh
Brown
van Amburgh
Ascot
Fatal duel outcome in Dusuin Ireland
The June 5 report states Mr Lynch and Mr Kelly dueled fatally with Mr Kelly dying after severe suffering. A coroner's inquest was planned, one second, Dillon, surrendered. Dillon served with distinction in the late British auxiliary region. The deceased's father reportedly helped load pistols. Other parties evaded police. Daniel O'Connell issues a political appeal urging Irish electors to rally against Tory supporters and fund elector protection and indemnity.
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Aifain
Honora Iy
Galway
Dusuin
Lynch
Kelly
Dillon
Leinster Express
H. Kelly
Handcock
O'Connell
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Destitution Among Hand Loom Weavers in [City]
Huge group of hand-loom weavers faced severe hardship from loss of work. A deputation met the lord provost, a relief committee provided meat to about 160 families, and plans for outdoor labour, possibly stone breaking, were discussed as immediate aid. Also notes on Lord Jeffery’s sudden illness and a Glasgow parish officer’s harsh handling of corpses.
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Orion
London
Hore's Wharf
Greenwich
Bow-street
Gavin Scott
Glasgow
Liverpool
Greenock
Henry Gordon
America
Bristol
Continent
Gavin Stett
Kensington
Metropolis-roads-office
Whitehall-place
Metropolis
J. L. Panter
Trinity Board
Deprt
Trord
Trinity-house
Deptford
Duke of Wellington
Trinity House
Scottish Guardian
Suppen Triness
Lord Jeffery
Fitcairn
Lord Ivory
Pitcairn
Edinburgh
Evening Courant
Letters from Italy To a Young En Sister. By Catherine Taylor
The second volume of Catherine Taylor's letters to her younger sister is reviewed. It extols her balanced learning and playful prose, with extracts on Naples carnival scenes and Pompeii excursions. Notable passages describe carnival masks, royal participation, Pompeii shop fronts, mosaics, frescoes, and the Forum, with vivid sights of the amphitheatre and ancient ruins.
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Italy
Catherine Taylor
London
John Murray
Naples
Strada di Toledo
Rome
Roma
Piena di Pazza
Theatre of San Carlo
Pompeii
Salvator
Esculapius
Forum
Alexander
Darius
Bucephalus
Empen
Jupiter
Court of Justice
Isis
Venus
Mercury
Street Amusements of Naples and Easter at St Peter's
A vivid sketch of Naples life with street vendors, soldiers, and crowd scenes along Santa Lucia. The piece notes lemonade stands adorned with fruit and odd tableaux, including a purgatory scene, and describes Easter Sunday in Rome with the pope’s benediction and the dramatic illumination of St Peter's, lit by coordinated fires on the dome.
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Naples
Pezzo del Cielo Caduto
Terra
Santa Lucia
Castagnari
Ingless
Mangia Maccaroni
Signora
Moses
Christ
Samaria
Rome
St.peter's
St. Peter's
Santo Padré
Sant’ Angelo
St. Peter’s
Vatican
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Foreign Intelligence
New York
Bank of the United States
Tyler
Philadelphia Inquirer
Coes
Journal of Commerce
Peru
Bolivia
Callao
Valparaiso
Vivanco
Moquegua
Notch
Cusco
Arequipa
Puno
San Roman
Gamarra
Lara
Irigoyen
General Santa Cruz
Yucatan
Mexico
Texas
Waterford
Cumberland Basin
Burgess
Saltese Islands
Smalls
Saltese
N.N.W
Cork
Turkey
Greece
Athens
Maximilian
Bavaria
Candia
Thessaly
Macedonia
Mount Athos
Marseilles
Pilsikenzie
Cse Ouian Islands
Corfu
Idnian Islands
United States
Canada
Stephen Whitney
Popham
Halifax Harbour
St.‘ Johns
New Brunswick
Halifax
M‘leod
EOD
Evening Express
Supreme Court
Willis Hall
Ezra White
the Metropolis
Scotland
Literary Chronicle
Genora
Gaave-Rospen
Zait
Tatr
Rhine
Cologne
Count Albert
Geneva
Genera
Minster
Nas James
Scott