Paris Elections Dominate Foreign Intelligence Notes
Paris papers focus on upcoming elections with Guizot likely to gain a larger majority. Lafitte Shiningel shifts to Nantes seeking pacific rhetoric. Le Temps verdicts altered on a 102000f fine. court ruling reduces to 20000f while suppressive clause stays reversed. Reports from Algiers and Marseille mention Hadjo movements and the India mail route delay. Spain details Madrid cabinet changes, Barcelona disturbances, and rising Carlist activity. Italy reports a shocking child murder by Don Dominico Abbo, awaiting inquisitorial punishment. Turkey Egypt notes cover Sarim Bey talks, Pontois expeditions, and a British note on customs duties in Egypt. Public meetings in London address Bathing Infirmary funds and the Accident Relief Society.
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Paris
M. Guizot
Lafitte Shinigelf
Nantes
Quotidienne
Court of Correctional Police
le Temps
Cour Royale
M. Sylvestre de Chanteloup
Monda
Algiers
Beni Sala
Beni Messaoud
Beni Menad
Souuis
Chenoua
Chelif
India
Marseilles
Suez
Lyons
Chamber of Commerce of
Reinforcements for China and India mobilized
An April dispatch from Sanger reports insurrection near Saugor with 40 miles to quell it. Five companies plus irregular cavalry and two nine pounders sent out. several wounded and one horse killed. Troops to reinforce Saugor and prevent plunder as rains approach. Orestes and Hindostan sail with detachments to Hong Kong, carrying 416 men and 12 officers plus 228 men and seven officers for Orestes and 188 men and five officers for Hindostan. Further drafts arranged for Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, with 561, 336, and 536 men respectively from multiple regiments, ships awaiting tonnage and officer selection.
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India
50Th Native Infantry
Sanger
Cawnpore
Saugor
Rolfe
3D Native Infantry
China
Hong Kong
Chatham
18Th Foot
Bloomfield
Ward and
Brotherton
26Th Foot
Lovett
Bredin
49Th Regiment
Hubert
Blackall
Osig Thomson
Best
Edwards
Lloyd and
Hickson
Orestes
Hindostan
Bengal
3D Light Dragoons
16Th Lancers
Madras
Bombay
14Th Light Dragoons
Metropolis Festival at London Tavern Aids Asylum Fund
The anniversary festival at London tavern Bishopsgate Street gathered shipping and business leaders for the Mentwant Stamen's Onpoan Asylum fund. Alderman Thompson MP chaired with Joseph Somes and Admiral Nelson among the attendees. Subscriptions neared £600 as toasts and songs followed.
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Mentwant Stamen's
Onpoan Asylum
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Alderman ‘Thompson
M.P
Joseph Somes
Thomas Ward
Admiral Young
H.nelson
R.N
Sémes
Roval
Nivad
J. C. White
Thomas Troubridge
Skipsy
Young
Téad
Murray
Whish
Marah
Ridéout
Forbes
Leigh
Robinson
Richard Dodson
Charles Ogle, Bart
Hope
Sophoclea
Phillips
Andrea
Terence
Phigenie
Racine
African ‘Civilisation Society
African Civilisation Society
Exeter Hall
Lord‘Ashley
Suffrage Union notes and Brighton starvation inquiry
The Provincial page reports a Birmingham meeting of the Complete Suffrage Union with officers and new unpaid lecturers for the west of England. It also covers a Brighton inquest into the emaciated six year old Shoesmith’s death linked to Ringmer Union diet, plus Halstead property inquiry and Hull prison escape involving seven inmates and subsequent captures.
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Birmingham
Torsday
Complete Suffrage Union
Joseph Sturge
Bramley
Andree
Bridgton
Glasgow
Alnwick
Knightsbridge
Worcester
Bradford
Sheffield
Yeovil
Doncaster
Milborneport
H. Solly
C. Clarke
West of England
Southampton
Brighton
Shoesmith
Sussex
Ringmer
Challey Union
Blencowe
George Shoesmith
Challey
Halstead
R. Bartlett
Phelifs
Essex
Shire-hall
Taylor
Kaan
Not Tessien
Hull
Tirnkeys
Edward's
Cave
Frances M Eaton Poem To Lord Morpeth In Lyrical Verse
Literary Chronicle reviews Frances M Eaton's Josemine and Other Terms from Whittaker and Co. The selection includes To Lord Morpeth praising Erin and urging support for Ireland. The piece highlights Moor e’s Remonstrance and praises lyric rhythm and gentle spirit amid political sentiment.
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Josemine
Frances M. Eaton
London
Whittaker and Co
Lord Morpeth
Erin
Ene i
England
Treland
Ireland
Moore
John Russell
Death of Frederick Yates Adelphi Manager Ends Era
Frederick Henry Yates longtime Adelphi manager dies at Euston Square after a Dublin voyage. Born 1797, he rose from Covent Garden Iago to power at the Adelphi, partnering with Mathews, facing failures, and innovating with a busy annual program. His death ends an era of bold management and reshapes minor theatre control.
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Yates
London
Adelphi
Euston Square
Birmingham
Frederick Henry Yates
Temple-bar
John Reeve
Winchmore-house
Academy
Charterhouse
Rowland Stephenson
Commissariat Department
Mathews
Waterloo
France
Edinburgh
Murray
Octavian
Ruskin
X&c
Covent-garden
Iago
Falstaff
Quozening
Beazley
Dick Mutable
Covent Garden
Bath
Vauxhall Gardens
Fohenrhel
Daniel Terry
Adelphi Theatre
Wrench
T. P. Cooke
Wilkinson
Fitzwilliam
Hughes
F. Branton
Countess Craven
John Branton
Exeter
Plymouth
Weymouth
Victorine
Paris
Charles Mathews
Madame Vestris
Bann
Drury
Dornier
Buckstone
Surrey
Mr. Gladstanes
Colosseum
Regent's Park
Braham
National Theatres
The
Mr. Yates
Power
O. Smith
Butler
Sinclair
Rice
Hackett
Downe
Wild
Reeve
Keeley
Grattan
Waylett
Skindeep
Douglas Jerrold
Richard
Shylock
Flexible
Buskin
Leporello
Finikin
Lapoche
Moses
Mordecai
Gibby
Rob Roy
Bayaderes, &c
Robert Macaire
Dublin
Lord Skindeep
Frederick Yates
TowN-cLERK FOR The City of Lonney Election Result
The town clerk election was held on Thursday morning with Merewether 106 votes and Pritchard 80, giving Merewether a majority of 26. W Wordsworth jun appointed stamps distributor for Cumberland and Westmoreland, replacing his retiring father. A proclamation announced the issue of half farthings, expected to curb buyer-exploitation, aiding poorer classes. An attempted duel at Wormwood Scrubbs between Archibald Fingergan and Henry Charles Minter ended with both sides firing once, wounds non fatal, and parties shaking hands after.
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Merewether
Pritchard
Sergeant Merewether
W. Wordsworth
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Globe
Honovur
Wormwood Scrubs
Archibald Fingergan
Hampstead
Henry Charles Minter
Baker-street
Portman Square
Minter
Fingerson
House OF Commons
Granstoy
Captain Warner
Na Pienr
Capt. Warner
R. Pree
Ordnance
J. Besséxz
Warn
City of
London
Gro
Grote
Bei
Jabour
Ward
Baronet
Nottingham
Atthampton
Belfast
House of
Wolemen
Cerminist
Wards Ested
Lou Ean
Imos
Jubilee dinner promotes Deaf and Dumb Asylum charity
A jubilee gathering at the London Tavern Bishopsgate Street celebrated the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. About 170 gentlemen dined as Mr Henry Kemble presided with Sir Claudius Hunter and others. The chairman praised the institution’s work, noting 17 000 beneficiaries relieved since its founding. An address by C. F. West highlighted progress in speech and reading, as Reverend William Curling defended the managers. The event featured performances by pupils and raised substantial subscriptions toward the charity.
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Lord J. Russell
Lord Sandon
Teignmouth
Thomas D. ‘Acland
Robert Inglis
Worcester
J. Russell
Rerts Sa
Roya Sra
MarcaTe
Willis’s
Canterbury
London
Earl of Grosvenor
W. W. F. Baylay
Margate
H. Halford
Messrs. Guthrie
Liston
B. Brodie
HH. Halford
Walham-green
Marquis and Marchioness of
Normanby
Earl and Countess of
Ravensworth
Williamson
Barrington
Miss Liddell
West
Amey
N. Gaines
Battersea
Cathlade
Accident Relief Society
Hanover Square
Earl of
Messrs
John Labouchere
D. W. Wire
L.thompson
Taylor
J. B. Talbot
Cholmondele Ceri
B. B. Cabbell
the Duke of Cleveland
Sir Thomas Baring
Lord Bexley
Lord Beresford
Lady Beresford
Norwich
Fitzroy Somerset
Mr. Plumptre
Middlesex
Alderman Hooper
Jeremiah Pilcher
Hamilton
Paternoster Row
Dean Street
Soho Square
Radcliffe
Brrenat Gueex Cavncass
Bethnal-green
Brasenose College
Oxford
Kent
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Friends of the Charity
Henry Kemble
M.P
Claudius Hunter
Alderman Gibbs
Antrobus
Pang
C. F. West
William Curling
Watson
Messrs. Young
Fitzwilliam
Atking
Cooke
Imperial Parliament debated currency reform and poor laws
Lords and Commons discussed gold coinage depreciation, calling in light sovereigns, and protections for holders, with bankers' letters cited. The Poor Law Commission faced strong criticism. debates covered income tax, bribery, and the ballot, with motions to adjourn and to push reforms.
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J. Guanam
Robert Peer
Joax Russels
C. Bunner
Buller
Mr. Gourzvrn
Hawes
Goulburn
Bantie
Beznnal
Resext Peet
London
Bank of England
Barnett, Hoeares, and Co
Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, and Co
Hankey and Co
Spooner, Attwood, and Co
Stone, Martins, and Co
Bosarquet and Co
Willis, Percival
Locke
William
Sir Robert
Home
Berkeley
Sir G. Cocksurn
Captain Berkeley
Lord Exsrinctox
Mr. AtTwoop
Tugner
Sinthorp
Poor Law Commission
Home Secretary
Waktey
James Graham
Hastings
England
Somerset House
Romerset-house
Lord Courtrenay
Lawson
Ee Peet
Wakley
Edon
Chester
Com
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