Political turmoil in France and Portugal dominates markets
Reports detail the Chamber of Deputies voting on multiple measures in France, including a libel case against M. Emile Girardin, and ongoing debates over peerages and ministerial actions. Lisbon and Porto news describe insurgent capitulations, Allied intervention signals, and market declines in Three and Five per Cents as euro bonds waver amid political shifts.
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M. Emile de
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Pablo
Apeurmon
Ortagal
Rugal
Portugal
Paris
Thureday
Chamber of Deputies
Agetn
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Avignon
Wedoskisy
Northerne
Vierzon
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Norther
Nantes
Lyons
Bordeaux
Cotte
M. Girardin
Chamber of Peers
M. Odilon Barrot
General de Girardin
MM. Duchatel
M. Guizot
M. Emile Girardin
Presse
M. de Broglie
Tribune
Alexandre de Girardin
Hie
Sueh Presse
M. de Girardin
M.de Girardin
Esse
M.de Broglie
M. M. de Girardin
MM. Girardin
General Cubieres
Ihame
France
Réforme
Marshal Bugesod
Marshal Soult
Trezel
St. Amand
Union Monarchique
London
M. Rossi
Rome
England
Florence
Turin
Old Lawn
Parti
Marseilles
Constantinople
Journal Des Débats
Prince Metternich
St Martin's Baths Plan Adopted for the Poor
Thursday meeting of St Martin's parishioners in the Fields authorized raising £11000 to carry out baths and washhouses for the poor. The rector chaired, รอง and opponents at Marylebone vestry rejected similar motions. Other society notices followed on labouring class improvements and a fire at King's Head Tavern with injuries.
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Henr Deckenfield
Baly
Philip Pleydell Bouverie
Marylebone Vestry
St Martin's
Dcen
Charles Cochrane
Society For the
New Model Lodging House
George Tf St. Gilea'’s
Lord Ashley
Aupene ‘Bish
Norwich
Rted
London
Vans
M.P
Montagu Villiers
BH. Dakenfeld
Joan Junda
Charles Street
King Street
Drury Lane
Wood
H. Dakenfeld
Asria
Dudley Coutts Stuart
King's Head Tavern
Brook Street
Ratcliff
John Waller
John Pemberton
Nevers
Waller
Sun Fire Office
C. Wararsky Lirzzany
Asp Scientific
Reemasons’ Tavern
Lord Kincaird
Drammon
R. M. Miloea
Sheriff Kennard
A. Smith
Lake Hensard
Buckingham
C. Aldis
Drummond
Messrs
Genge
Edney
Blewitt
Ransford
Sedgwick
Misa Ran
Lord Morpeth
Coatly
Hallab
Beever
Viscount Morpeth
Trafalgar
Halieh
Birch
Dolby
Phillips
Braham
Safaa
Hullah
Chester
Lord Codrington
Ageio
Alao
Cruwent
Joh Maxzxet
Aie
Ooark
Yeate’s Court
Clare I.et
W. W. Ellis
Lord Atter
Ante
Lord Rabley
R. Colebrooke
Robert Groarmor
Ae Bart
Alissad
Benge Ughes
Clerkenwell
Champneys
Religious reform and charity efforts in mid 19th century city
Reports detailed meetings on education and welfare for children in harsh conditions, noting many and varied social ills. Brought resolutions, subscriptions, and pensions, plus foundation stones and lectures illustrating ongoing reform work across multiple local organizations.
Folly of Bristol two women charged with theft at railway office
Two female prisoners Ron and Sarah Smith faced felony charges in Bristol for pickpocketing a Cheltenham lady at the Bristol and Exeter station waiting room. The victim lost a small bag with five £5 notes and a ring. Police chased the pair to London Great Western station and recovered the bag after one suspect discarded it. Both were committed for trial.
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Bristol
Cipere Reach Western Railway Company
Fema
Ay Ron
Sarah Smith
Nen
Cheltenham
Bristol and Exeter
Weston-super Mare
Bernard
London
Great Western
Ae Omen
la Ieee
Dewsbury
Mirereio
Cabe
Mirfield
Saudh
Siac
York Castle
Maerred Oeny
Eply Reid
T Ao
M‘cabe
Reid
Ter
Orv Heyool
Destaucrive Fing
Mexars
Sou
Vauxhall Mills
Tatlock Street
Vauxhall Road
Hewitt
Dowling
Belgihene
Messrs
Jump
Ireland News From Dunstix and Dustin Meeting Notes
The Bernal Association assembly in Conciliation Hall Ireland was poorly attended with figures like M P O'Connell and R D Browne present. Letters of condolence for J O'Connell’s family were read and a donation from Bishop Meath and Bishop Ardagh noted. O’Connell urged more Repealers for next elections as a Cecil Lancester letter arrived. A separate note reports on blight in potato crops across Armagh and Fermanagh, with Enniskillen Chronicle describing diseased potatoes, while Cork mail signals hopeful signs. A Dublin city political push to nominate B Ferrand for Protestant interests surfaces amid wider electoral tension. An Odessa discovery announces 83 fossil skeletons in north Odassa by Erdmann.
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Lin
Ardagh
Meath
O'Higgins
Mr. O'Connell
Mullingar
Jane
Ireland
England
Joan Cox
John O'Connell
O'Connell
O'Higgin
Cecil Lawleas
Clonmel
Cecil Lancess
King Street
St. James's
NM. O'Connell
St. Stephen’s
Dublin
Dustin
Armagh
Fermanagh
Enniskillen Chronicle
Cork
Ascendancy
B. Ferrand
Knaresborough
City of Dublin
Rome
Gregory
Mr. Ferrand
Radical Party
Indian railways debate in East India Company court
Minutes from the Proprietors Court discuss railways in India and the need for government support. Directors note costs, military needs, salt monopoly, and road quality, with lobbying from proprietors and officers debating feasibility and funding. The motion to publish correspondence fails 26 to 17.
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Terry
Poynder
Baptist Missionary Society
India
Sullivan
America
Cheshire
Lancashire
Ganges
Thames
France
Germany
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Jamaica
Trinidad
Ceylon
Court of Directors
Bengal
Government of India
Madras
Bombay
Surat
Briggs
East Indies
Eest India
England
Avgar
Scinde
Sattara
Lewin
Major Oliphant
Khant
Fielden
Marryat
Serjeant Gaselee
Privy Council
East India Company
Odia
Sr. Sullivan
Death by self infliction at Cross Stables near Barrhead
A man named Stephenson of Cross Stables near Barrhead hanged himself using a cravat after years of crime and transportation. He formerly escaped punishment, then drank heavily and tied the knot to end his life while near Thornly dam. Officials note his determined act and tragic end. Nearby dispatches report Greek executions in Patras and public interest in the controversial methods.
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Stephenson
Cross Stables
Barrhead
Leith
Depte
Perpe Shire
Thornly Dam
Glenfield
Patras
Jane
Sarie
Morea
Romalia
Ie Square
Halfio
Inquest Adjourned Over Brighton and South Coast Engine Crash
The inquest into the Brighton and South Coast Railway engine No. 40 accident resumed with testimony from engine drivers and officials. Witnesses described the engine's oscillation, modified springs, and possible road defects while noting the driver changes and prior concerns about the engine’s safety. The coroner ordered further adjournment to gather more evidence.
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Netsovare
Jane
Anchor
Nutbourne
H. Faithfull
Wollen
Peter Clarke
Ken
Codding
Miller
Peel
Oren G
Richard Heskett
Brighton and South Coast Railway
Bafura
Liverpool
Manchester
Bolton and Leigh
A . and Selby
Tone Peel
Gregor Iy
Corover
Dams
Stephenson
Johnson
Sax Tru
Hoe
Rae
France
Rec
William Peel
Havant
Aince
Witoena
Kirtley
Coddington
Brighton
Coriner
England
Simmonds
Pix
Theo
John Winter
Stephens
Giset
Ley
Presa Tralus
Potatoes and vessel risks amid Scottish disease scare
The report cites a ministerial warning of a spreading potato disease in Scotland and the plan to launch a charity effort to aid damaged vessels. Preparations include over twenty boxes of onions and strength for a late July readiness. A Downpatrick meeting raised funds to replace losses from a fire at Messry Macpsnay Figtp’s.
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Kirkaldy
Vuant
Scotland
Downpatrick Recorder
Messry Macpsnay
Ventry
B. Hawes
Messia
Field
Spocktse Vecennescr
Dent Herbert
Adimero
Varteg
Pontypool
Lewis
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Mechanics’ Institution
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