Guardian to Young Lady Guilty of Abduction and Fraud
A man was found guilty of abducting a girl by posing as her guardian and marrying her, an act described as a crime of the worst description. Baron Gurney imposed two years imprisonment without hard labour, noting the offender’s deception and impact on the child’s happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dann
Albion-place
Hydoparesatere
Gretna
Esther Denning
Parry
Gerrard Street
Islington
Mrs. Wortham
Clarkson
Wortham
House of Correction
Mahomet
Sultana
Foreign Intelligence France Morocco affair and Paris fracas
Paris papers up to June 5 report no clashes between French and Moroccan troops since May. A clash in the Cour Royal led to demands for satisfaction from the bar. Marseille notes a Charlemagne packet confirming France disavowed its commander’s conduct in Morocco. Reports from Paris detail cabinet reshuffles and debates on secondary instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Morocco
Cour Royal
Seguier
Marshal Soult
Marseilles
Charlemagne
Algiers
Africa
Journal Des Debats
M. Guizot
Courrier Francais
M.duchatel
M. Laclave Laplagne
Department of Finance
M. Dumon
Ministry of Justice
M. Vitet
M. de Montalivet
Interior
M. Martin du Nord
M. Lacave Laplagne
Court of Cassation
Court of Accounts
Presse
Count de Marne
d’Angouleme
Marcy
Laghouat
Taguin
Tiaret
Randon
Tebessa
Chamber of Deputies
Bounse
Orleans
Bordeaux
AM. Cremieux
Orleans and
Dilso
M. Odillon Barret
M. St. Marc Girardin
Toulonnais
Buna
Camp Des Chauffe
la Calle
Brilliant
Prince de Joinville
Toulon
Notre Dame
Abbe Deguerry
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Strasburg
Versailles
Ditto
Dita
Pantssax
Pais
Prisoners Freed In Late Revolts Reported In Spain
La Verdad reports an order by the captain general releasing all prisoners from late revolts. Madrid notes little news through the 11th, with a quiet period until activity resumes after July 20. Financials show national property sales and bond prices. Cortes dissolution rumors circulate. finance ministry funds a month’s salaries. banditry on the Estremadura road persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
la Verdad
Fuad Effendi
Madrid
Bank of San Fernando
Charles III
Maprio
Cortes
Estremadura
Toledo
Wales
Imperial tour cut short amid European unrest
From St Petersburgh to Rome and beyond, dispatches describe the Emperor Nicholas leaving the capital after a grand review, with reports of disturbances in Silesia where factories were damaged and troops fired on crowds. Meanwhile Rome reels over Loretto’s vanished treasure as European powers plot future moves in Greece and Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
St. Petersburgh
Nicholas
Peterswalden
Langenbielau
Silesia
Schemeidnitz
The Brazil Packet News and Rio de Janeiro Affairs
The Swift reaches Falmouth from Rio de Janeiro on April 29 with Bahia May 8 and Pernambuco May 14. Cockatrice carries mails to Buenos Ayres while Viper returns to England. Crane arrives Rio April 13 in 36 days from Falmouth. Oribe may retreat before Montevideo as Rivera amasses forces. Rio’s new ministry gains influence. session starts May 3 and open speech by the emperor is awaited. Calls arise to restore tonnage dues. Princess Da Janavaria’s marriage to the Neapolitan prince D Aquile affects revenue security. Rumor of Empress enceinte circulates then disputed. Sierra Leone Watchman notes a Rio Nunez incident with the steamer Albert, four killed and eight wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazils
Swift
Douglas
Falmouth
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Pernambuco
Cockatrice
Buenos Ayres
England
Rio
River Plate
Oribe
Monte Video
Rivera
da Janavaria
Conde D’aquile
Don Pedro
Sierra Leone
Rio Nunez
Albert
Emancipation of Industry Debate At Society Meeting
A Tuesday meeting of the Society for the Emancipation of Industry chaired by Mr Spottiswoode discussed the currency bill, its impact on agriculture, and urged broader opposition with planned communications to agricultural societies. the session adjourned with plans for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Emancipation of Industry
Parliament Street
Spottiswoode
House of Commons
Lord Mountcashel
Sir Robert Peel
British Empire
Clarke
Lord Seater
Weestmoneland Society
the Westmoreland Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Earl of Lonsdale
County of Westmoreland
Alderman Thompson
Henry Lowther
Arthur Lowther
George Grey
Bart
Norwich
Loxpos Co
Disturbance Involving Spaniards At Birmingham Railway
A clash occurred when Spaniards in Birmingham railway quarters fought with others, blood was drawn and blood flowed freely. Porters intervened, sticks were used, police from Somerstown arrived and quelled the disturbance. Two constables are now stationed on the spot continuously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Somerstown
Derby railway cattle disaster shocks Midland towns
A grazing dispute led to cattle roaming onto the Derby line near Water Orton. The up and down mail trains struck the herd, killing several beasts and injuring others. Authorities dispatched carcases to Birmingham and set a watch on the area. Compensation reportedly paid to the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Derby
Joseph Adcock
Shustock
Water Orton
Castle Bromwich
Adcock
Freshnax
G. Fisher
J. Skrine
Hester Sale
Barnwell
Cambridge Chronicle
Guernsey
Coxs Finsey
P. Bredthorft
Privy Council
Advocate Tupper
London
Liverpool
Birkenblad
Birkenhead
Michael Rayners
Grange Lane
Bosdell
Walker
James Taylor
Grange Farm
Manchester Guardian
Salford
Paradise-place
Broughton-road
Springfield-lane
Watson
Greengate
Diggles
John Davies
Repeal Association holds weekly meeting in Limerick
The Repeal Association convened in the Concilia tion hall with Mr Geary presiding. S O'Brien presented an address to the Queen on imprisonments, while a motion disavowing arms and passive resistance was adopted. Rent for the week totaled £3,100 and the meeting endorsed moral legal means to their struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repran
Repeal Association
Geary
Limerick
S. O’brien
M‘nevin
Dublin
H. O'Brien
Buckingham Palace
O’connell
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Lord Stanley
James Graham
Egan
Keshan
Supreme Tribunal of Appeal
Cox's Hotel
Jermyn Street
House of Commons
Palace
Palace, and, Being Ushered To the Bar of the House, the Lord Major, Aldermen, &c
Hon
Foreign Fruit Imports Boost Cherry Market
Recent large imports from France have flooded markets with cherries of English-quality, selling at 4d to 6d per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Memoirs of a Babylonian Princess and Eastern Folklore
A literary chronicle reviews Memoirs of a Babylonian princess praising its authentic Eastern life sketches. It recounts vivid extracts including a pious parrot episode and Bedouin scenes, plus the dramatic Passage of the Samiri and harrowing desert journey with camels and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Colburn
Holy Land
Paris
Damascus Bath Contenders and Greek Easter Reverie
An extensive Damascus bath description details marble saloons, warm water basins, and a procession of 200 nude bathers attended by rhasalats, with perfumes, sherbet, and lively chatter. The piece shifts to Greek Easter celebrations, pilgrims to sacred sites, then shifts again to obituaries and literary notices, including poet Mr Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Aleppo
Vision of Easter in Jerusalem and Greek Holy Fire Ceremony
The narrator recalls a pilgrimage to Jerusalem during Holy Week, describing crowds, Greek Easter rites, and the miraculous light at the tomb. He questions the divine origin of the ritual, attributes it to human craft, and notes the Turkish governor's involvement and the festive processions within the sacred church. The piece ends with a note that Christian pilgrims receive a remitted fee from the government during Holy Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Christ
Aveluia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Gibraltar
Tangier
R. Wilson
Ceuta
Holland
Prussia
Italy
Holy Loretto
Trieste
Revue de Paris
Greece
Onur
Athens
Dist Uit
Mavrocordato
Peloponnesus
Turkey
Constantinople
Baldwin Walker
Porte
Abdul ‘Azis
Ghemlik Brassa
Dardanelles
Achmet Bey
Egypt
Stephan Effendi
Council of Justice
Cairo
Hussein Bey
Acmet
the Metropolis
Blackburn
Hare
Humphreys
Marquis of Westminster
Warburton
Pattison
M.P
Masterman
Cheapside
Fleet Street
Deputy Obbard
Joha King
Vintry Ward
Christie
Godson
Ludgate-hill
Blackfriars- Bridges
Baker
Blacksmiths’ Arms
Brook Street
Ratcliffe
Morris Worrell
Trinity-house
Lawrence Lane
Greenwich
Royal Adelaide
Witness
Collard
Ten Bells
Church-street
Spitalfields
James White
Piper
Bishopsgate-street
Red Lion-street
Mary
Crim. Cox
Roppeny
Metropolitan and City Police
Jane Allen
Joseph Allen
Jeane
Allen
Windsor
Great Western Railway
Paddington
Hackney
Jeune
Wilkins
Rolls
Kennington Lane
Kennington
Lafiue
West of England
Mesars, Craven and Luces
Red Lion-streat
Whitechapel
Jeffery-square
Wellclose-square
Watling-street
Waterloo Road
East London
Mesars
Craven
Lucas
James
Braidwood
Son
Phenix
Aliance
Imperial
Sun
Guswell-Street
Bell
Hatfield-street
St. Luke’s
Three Pigeons
Clarendon Street
la Militaire
Ireland
Literary Chronicle
Bedonin
Pasha
Earth
Hasd
Chaldea
Armenia
Persia
India
China
Thomas Campbell
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Campbell
Glasgow
Mull
Edinburgh
Sydenham
Gertrude
Wyoming
Theodoric
Glencoe
Baltic
Hohenlinden
Philip Sydney
Chevy Chace
Lochiel
Lord Uliin
Wiesbaden
Charles James Fox
Students of
London University
Germany
Gisbe
Chambers
Victoria Squares
Kensington
Boulogne
William Beattie
Jared Tion
Niasia
Beattie
Thomas Lawrence
Pate
Cappett
Moxon
Chancery Bar
W. Beattie
Westminster Abbey
Poets Corner
Leigh Hunt
T. Shelley
Percy Bushe Shelley
Chronicle
Percy Shelley
Goodwin
Trinity Buoy Steam Gac
Goodwin Sands
Trinity Boards
Glasque Herald
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!