Foreign Thtellighnob Paris notes and Algerian debate
The Paris press reports on Bourbon politics, Girardin’s party, and Guizot’s Algerian policy. Updates include Algeria troop totals rising through 1846, the Governor General’s farewell, and a tense Chamber of Deputies maneuver over peerage corruption charges while Portugal, Spain, and the Three Powers draw attention to interventions. The Lisbon and New York dispatches cover Atlantic mail, trade markets, and war prospects in Mexico and Canada.
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Hal Grouchy
tha'Invalides
Paris
Thoreday
Grouchy
Arthur O'Connor
Christina
Madrid
Trappani
M. Bressoo
Biajetty
Jrardin
Fiat
M. de Girardin
Emile de Girardin
Algeria
Arma
M. Guizot
Ela
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Peers
de Girardin
M. Lavielle
Moniteur
Kabylia
Bedeau
Setiff
Algiers
Ingo France
General de Barbad
Melilla
Abdel Keder
Ain Zora
Melille
Portugal
M. Cremisux
Anselme de Barents
Maria Christina
Missosisen
Savings Chantra
Courrier Francais
Mesers
Hezout
Debandel
Marpeilles
French West India Islands
Boreaux
Havannah
Havre
Rio de Janeiro
France
St. Nazairo
Lisbon
Madeira
Nantes
Oricans
Rouen
Great Northern
Avignon
Wierzon
Bordeaux
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Strasburg
Fours
Lyons
Catte
Emile Girardin
Wee
M. Gharam
Rams
M. Pould
M. Brindeau
The
Messager
Brindean
Anag Borth
Becker and Havre
Halifax
Washington
New York
Southampton
Boston
States
Mexico
Cerro Sori
United States
Scott
Jelapa
Taylor
Monterey
Vera Cruz
Santa Anna
Orizaba
Alvarez
Jalapa
Puebla
Genesse Western
Genesee
Europe
Liverpool
London
Canada
St. Lawrence
Fort Covington
Salmon River
Rishelton
Champlain
Frederick Howit
Southampton Water
Bremen
Silas E. Barrows
St. Peteravorg
Hobbie
New York Herald
Britannia
Brother Jonathan
Huascnalco
Congress
Mediterranean
Pantizan Warvranx
Thi
Thirty first anniversary dinner of Dean Street charity society
The Thirty first anniversary dinner at Thatched Hours Tavern on Dean Street Sohowan drew Eight Honourable Lord Ashley, the Lord Mayor, and other leading figures. Doctors Tatter ssall and Harvey praised the charity’s relief for thousands deaf, with Rev Robert Momery and others addressing the gathering before subscriptions were acknowledged as before.
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Ustran Law Cusas’ Society
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Thore
Barrista
Baron Pratt
Meusra
Anderton
Smythe
Willcock
O. Ko
Jostics Erle
United Law Clerks’ Society
Tack ‘Coddil
Peul
Hobbs
Ménara
Lockey, Kench
O. Barris
John Boileau
Great Queen Street
Rowland G. Alston
P.G.W
Freemasons
Crucifix
Sod
Grand Lodge
Tau Roy al Fars Hospital
London
Benjamin Bond Cabbell
T. Wakley
John Mastermso
M.P
W. H. Homfrey
Charles Pearson
Charles Cochrane
Major
Edward Wigram
Dr. Rice
T. Briscoe
Sidersarmen
G. H. Turner
Saumfrey
Wakley
R. Pesl
King’s Colleges Hospital
Baronet
Charing Cross Hospital
London University Hospital
Royal Free Hospital
Free Hospital
Bogprtal
Ita
Afr
Higgs
Angel Court
Norfolk Street
Surrey Street
Mesars, Leighton and Son
Messrs. Leighton
England
Braidwood
Leighton and Sons
Borat
Dean Street
Sohowan
St. James's Street
Lord Ashley
Tatterssall
Harvey
Robert Momery
Percy Street
Hawkins
Snow
Hives Thames
Thames
Borat Grocxarascat Soguetr
Conde de Montemolin
Chevalier de Berardi
Garomartin
Thanpuret
Royal Geographical Society
J W. Hamilton
W. H. Smyth
Homble
Abomay
Adofondia
Africa
Duncan
Dion
Train waggons crash through tunnel in Liverpool disaster
In Edge Hill Lime Street tunnel a descent of luggage waggons led to a rope entangling a brake, forcing a high speed collision that smashed a Liverpool and Birmingham second class carriage. A brakeman Thomas Simpson leapt from the train and was crushed by wheels after being hurled into rock. This marks a second similar tunnel accident in recent weeks.
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Liverpool
Edge Hill
Lime Street
Birmingham
Thomas Simpson
Liverpool Standard
Ozpord
Sheldonian Theatre
Osna
Prince Albert
Canterbury
York
Jacobson
James Conington
University College
England
Goldwin Smith
Universe College
Edward Palmer
Balliol Colleg
Prince Charles Edward
Bailiol
John Adams
Agdalen Hall
Diaso Ved
Barrise Associarion
Ireland potato blight fears threaten Irish crop
Reports from Dosby Ireland note rising potato blight across several counties and the move to substitute swede turnips in Limerick. Crop estimates vary and fear a fraction of last year’s yield, while cattle farming shifts away from canacre. Panic in grain markets rises as relief measures meet public distress.
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Dosby
Tez Hasrset
Royal Agricultural Society
Tyrons
Limerick
Agricultural Society
Ulster
Cork
Waterford
Bealdea
Dosim
John Reynolds
T C
Mr. O'Hea
O'Connell
House of Commons
R. Peel, Roebuck
J. Russell
J. O'Connell
M.P
Ireland
Cause of Repeal and
Old Ireland ‘Ree
W. O'Higaixa
Ardagh
Browne
Moyne
Galway
Mgr. O’connell
Thich
The Caxton Monument Public Meeting at Adelphi
A large public meeting at the Society of Arts in Adelphi discussed erecting a Caxton Monument in Westminster to honor England’s first printer. Speakers highlighted Caxton’s career from Kent to Westminster Abbey and urged a site near Victoria Street and the Abbey with a general committee and public subscriptions.
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Baturday
Society of Arts
Jobo Street
Adelphi
Apinpees
Willa Caxton
Cnd
H. Milman
Buckingham
Macready
Nuttall
Siadene Woot Obariet- Berrysoa
Jordan
Maecies
E. H. i Cumming
H. Bailey
Lord Morpeh
Caxton
Mr. Milman
Abbey Church of Westminster
Will Aca Caxton
Kent
Hic
Ss. Margaret
Mercera’ Company
Edward IV
Duke of Burgundy
Bruges
Margaret of Burgundy
Germany
Olbera
Porcace
Christendom
Edward
Abbey of
Westminster
Anglia
Chaucer
Gower
Lydgate
Troy
Cheners
Virgil
Cicero
Australia
Missouri
Guttenberg
Mayence
Thorwaladen
England
William Caxton
Milman
Westminster Abbey
Victoria Street
Charles Barry
R. Enty, Esq
Richard Westmacott
H. Cole
Peruvian Roads and Rulership in the Inca Era
In a literary review of Coxe’s history, the piece extols the Inca state’s economy and engineering. It highlights the royal division of land, the post system with chasquis, and grand roadworks from Quito to Cuzco, plus the ceremonial wealth and palace life of the rulers at Yuray. The account contrasts Inca governance with later European conquests and notes enduring Peruvian monuments and customs.
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Sparm
Mavuro
Felipe Rivero
Burgos
Fernando Cotoner
Balearic Islands
Miguel Tasun
Madrid
Monseignor Branelli
Queen Christina
Louis Philippe
Duke of Glucksberg
Serrano
Abd-el-Bader
Spain
Hoeront
Peny
Prescott
London
Richard Bexcol
Cortez
Pizarro
Europe
Peru
Mcoll
Cozn
Asayria
Egypt
Persaya
Caracas
Eyre
Tytraveller
Jaca
Quito
Cuzco
Chili
Grand Plateau
Tawlante
Ocean
Galler
Rivera
Wardone
Lys
Orental
Harope
Iocus
Yuray
Trevent
Tebenseis Inc
Cance
Met
Periest
Devunon
Pete Rane
University Open Doors and Local Weather Storm Report
The Bodleian Library and major Oxford colleges announce open hours for galleries and rooms during the day with limited access to private estates. A Stafford thunderstorm follows with lightning strikes damaging a chimney, workshops, glass, and gardens across Cauldon Place and Fenton Manor, injuring no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodleian Library
Botanic Garden
Ashmolean Museum
Christ Church
Randolph
Raffaella
Michail Angelo
College Chapel
Willle
College Fen
Blenheim
Focal
Stafford
Trazirio
Thorpesatonu
Charles Street
Henry Peak
Cendilog
Staffordshire
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SHE Wheels Chronicle
Lissoz
Jane
Janta
Wylde
Valenga
Das Anzas
Oporto
Fort el Julian
Corres Dent
Sante
Salden
Nadie
Sierra Convent
Villa Nova
Gallegos
the Metropolis
Buckingham Palace
John Wood
Upper
Charlotte Street
Weld
Charing Cross
Bow
Atreet
Uatees
Bridah Museum
Great Britain
J. Keight
British Museum
G. Harding
Manuel
Wyld
Snld
Jardine
Jerding
Literary Chronicle
Ic Peru
Incea