French and Danish dispatches recount Napoleon relics and riots
Reported events include Count Bertrand presenting Napoleon’s arms to Louis Philippe as the monarch vows to guard the relics, the Paris city council accepting a silver dressing case, and Bayonne letters detailing Carlist sieges and Espartero’s entry. Danish notes describe public insults to the king during marriage fêtes and troop readiness amid unrest, with broader Asian and Indian theater updates on China, Russia, and Afghan concerns.
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Turkey in Egypt and China tensions across the Middle East
From Constantinople to Alexandria and beyond, reports sketch a fragile Egyptian settlement as Mehemet Ali's supporters falter against plagues and Bedouin raids in Syria. In China, Lin’s edicts threaten tea and rhubarb exports while Canton teeters on trade brinkmanship amid false reports and imperial missteps.
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Cockermouth reform association forms amid Tory interference
A reform association forms in Cockermouth led by Sir Wilford Lawson with T F L Dykes as vice president as electors enroll and pledge. Worshippers and clergy backed Toryism. intimidation blocked Liberal voters. Wyndham dining scene and fiery pledge to defend borough independence noted alongside Waterford petition reply.
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Jaxsz
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House of Lords
Amelia Spread
Howard
Cork Abbey
County Wicklow
Viscount Powerscourt
Ilford Petty Sessions
Pyne
Great George-street
Hanover-square
Long Wellesley
Commissioners of Police
Wright
Greenwich
Glasgow
James Al‘Crone
Douglas
Isle of Man
M‘crone
Miss Quaile
Quaile
Cardigan punishes hussar officer after tavern remark
A London correspondent reports Lord Cardigan kept an officer in confinement after a dispute over a black bottle at the mess of the Lith hussars. An official recommendation to withdraw the offense was ignored until Horse Guards intervention. Eight days passed without charges, and release followed. Separately, antiquarian trenches reveal Holborn bridge remains, and a Weldrake foot race sees a ninety-two year old win by a nose over an eighty-seven year old.
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New Burlington Street
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George Monckton
Euston
Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Galway
St. James's Square
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African Association
Colonial Club
Laingshaw
Scheer
Paton
Colonel Taylor
Page
Eneventa Houssans
Aforniniz Chronicle
Lord Cardigan
Ann
Lith
Hussars
Lord Hill
Hus
Farringdon Street
Islington
Holborn Bridge
Holhorn-hill
Snow-hill
Pepus Taraniem
Weldrake
Ipswich Express
Attempted murder case shocks Hatton Garden crowd
In Hatton Garden near Charles Street an 18 year old Frederick Grace was arrested after a woman, Catherine Hayes, was attacked with a knife near Great Saffron Hill. The case drew vast crowds at Hatton Garden police court as Hayes testified she was assaulted while Grace claimed no remorse. The weapon, a dirk style knife with spring, was shown and traced to a Farringdon Street cutter shop. Grace was committed for trial on charges of unlawful and malicious assault with intent to murder.
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Southwark
Aldgate
Christ's Hospital
Lord Hardwicke
Philip Durham
F. Wetherall
Thomas Reynell
H. Shadforth
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Cator
Norcliffe
Trevor
Head
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North Amerisaw
Samuel Cunard
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Halifax
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United States
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Sandwich Brig
Surrey Canal
St. John's
Newfoundland
James Tobin
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Regent’s Park
Regent's-street
Oxford-street
Manchester
Southwarkbridge
Bridge Company
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Alderman Magnay
Iron
Royal Union Assurance and Investment Society
Lancaster-place
Bradshaw
Castleinn
Eltham
Vietnalers
Frost
Old Bailey
Jowr-Stock Bays
London
Ludgate-hill
House of Commons
T. P. Courtenay
Joint-Stock Bank Committee
Bank of England
W. Stuckey
Gilbert
University Connect Hospital
Freemasons’ Tavern
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
the Duke of Sussex
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Cuff and Bacon
Duke of Somerset
Durham
Norwich
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R. Halli
Dr. Lushington
C. Hindley
Templeton
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Yorkshire
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Scotland
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Jones
Monmoth Pool
Greenock
Greenock Advertiser
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Bridge-street
George Vickers
Mendel
Ruuter
Bridget Sullivan
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George Fuller
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Thame
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Steith
Brooks
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