Escape of Dr Steiger and fires in Zurich and London
The New Gazette of Zurich reports Dr Steiger’s escape from a Lucerne prison. He traveled by carriage to Kironau and Bonstellen before entering Zurich at 8 pm to universal acclaim. Meanwhile fires devastate London bridges and the Royal Exchange is linked to rebuilding funds, while audits detail city finances and public notices in Turkey and the United States.
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Zurich
Steiger
Lucerne
Kironau
Bonstellen
Royal Exchange
Corporation
Aum
United States
Liverpool
Cambridge
Barats
Mersey
New York
Hos Port
Who
Ireland Meeting Reports Peace Efforts and Harsh View of Lord Stanley Bill
The Desi Jane Berzat Association held its weekly meeting in Conciliation Hall with Lord Mayor elect Kesban presiding. M O'Connell and Smith O'Brien letters praised peace in Ulster and urged a strong address to an hon gentleman, while Davis denounced Lord Stanley's bill as poorly drafted and harmful to Ireland, noting its failure to secure tenants' rights or peace. The Parliamentary Committee analyzed the bill's clauses, highlighting its impractical language and the obstacles it would create for tenants and land reform.
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Phe Bookservens Faortpent
Dickinson
Britton
Bern
Orme
Nisbet
Harris
Thomas, William
Charles Longman
Taylor
Walton
W. Law
McCulloch
Key
Poe
Kesney
Smith
Moody
East Lospan Svyyspay
Court of Admiralty
Ivory Albans
Tower Hamlets
Edward North Boston
Dart
Andrew Reed
Charles Stovel
George Smith
Poplar
Samuel Davia
D. Ratteras
John Smither
Lushington
Great Western Railway
Great Western Railway Company
Richard Vivyan
Dr. Strong
Royal Hotel St Slough
M. Datesty
Tue
Hampstead
Wakley
Nanrow Escars
William Carter
Bay
Surrey
Valentine
Orson
Long Lane
Bermondeey
George Bercham
John Pike
Richardson Street
Afr
Jollands Davis
Emery Manuf
Witness
Davin
Ulster
Dervis
Ad. O'Connell
O'Connell
House of Commons
Gregg
Repeal Association
Orangemen of Ireland
Dublin
Liverpool
Manchester
Duke of Newcastle
Earla of
Tao Jung
Armagh
Colonel Vernon
Kitson
Maysoota
Trish
Maynooth College
Tuam
Clogher
Murray
Lord Ffrench
P. Bellew
Strong Hussey
Sainte
Dunuhoyne
Royal College of St. Patrick
Bankagots MoxpEa
Limerick Chronicle
Hig
James Breen
Kilmichael
Clare
Ennis
Breen
Whitestone
Axoruen
Monpen
Cavan
Jone
Crarsdoney
George F. Bell Booth
Drumcarbin
Kilmore
Desi
Jane
Berzat
Conciliation Hall
Kesban
M. O'Connell
Steele
Orangemen
M. O'Vonnell
Smith O'Brien
Association
Davis
Lord Stanley
House of Peers
Davie
Ireland
Europe
Government Grants Reward for Informant in Delarae Case
A government grant is awarded to William Watson for information leading to the apprehension of Hocker in the murder of James Delarae, despite no legal claim. The piece notes opposition to Rutherford's Scotch Universities Bill and describes Cabinet discussions and anticipated debates on New Zealand. It also reviews a visit to a lace and Polytechnic exhibit at a teaching institution, praising design work and anticipating annual expositions of industry.
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London
Alderman Challis
Kennard
Guildhall
Chaplin
Mr. Laurie
Peter Laurie
Challis
Laurie
Court of Aldermen
Accitess
Chamberlain
Conporation and
GaesHam Trusts
Bridgemasters
Bridge House
Corporation
City of London
James Shaw
Bart
William Heygate
Bedfordshire
Gresham
Thomas Gresham
Osnnes
Turvate Meapen
Ma. Delarne
Ler Majesty's Treasury
Wiliam Watson
Hocker
James Delarae
Rutherford
Elsy
New Zaland
Edward Ellice
James Graham
Baronet
Much
Mr. Ellice
the &Colaman
Royar Portreauxto Institution
Polytechnic
Almple
Worthing police dispute over midnight name checks
A Worthing magistrates meeting hears a police officer describe orders to stop and record names of anyone after midnight, with captains and committee members clashing over authority. The debate lauds vigilance against robberies but condemns alleged intrusions on liberty as unconstitutional and inquisitorial.
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Pollce
Barden
Carbh-House
Sud Orde
Captain Forbes
Greenfield
Ede
Rev. W. Davison
Mr. Ente
Harden
Orda
England
Propis
Barra
Markay
Mr. Burden
Rod
Barkeloe
Mer. Read
Mr. Greenfield
Mr. Read
Mr Greenfield
Iostrardons
Holt
Howell
Lergyman
Worthing
Orde
Mr. Ede
Knight
Capt Forbes
Ord
Mr. Barden
Bachelor
Boguor
Son
Sou
Harwood
Mr. Trotter
Mr. Greopfield
Police
siLthe
Furben
Royal Inspection of the Experimental Fleet at Spithead
Her Majesty and Prince Albert visited the experimental squadron at Spithead aboard the royal yacht on Saturday. The fleet included three deckers and several frigates, with ceremonies, sail rehearsals, and a grand naval review planned for Monday. The event drew crowded water traffic, cheers, and royal salutes as the royal party observed from the yacht and later returned to Osborne.
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Her Majesty
Prince Albert Jeff
Royal Yacht
Spithead
Her
Aho
Prince Albert
Sven
Verda
Admral
Trafalgar
Moat
Superb
Royals
Black Eagle
St. Helena
Albion
Lockser
Queen
Sir Baldwin Walker
KCTS
T. F Maston
St. Vincent
Rowley
Campus
Cape
F. Moresby, Co
Veenguard
Witlen
Rudovy
Culler
Cs Slo
Sachis
Corsair
Clapmaat
Suils
My Gov
Beachy Head
Agwin
Victoria
Mead’s Hale
Cabarne
Departure of Royal Party from the Isle of Wight to Portsmouth
The royal family led by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert embarked from Osborne on a royal yacht heading to Portsmouth harbour. Salutes rang out as ships manned yards under a brisk westerly wind while crowds cheered. They disembarked at the Royal Clarence Yard and proceeded by royal train to Gosport, amid rain as officials and guards greeted them.
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Fabeacie
Isle OF Portsmorrit
Prince Albert
Royal Yachts
Medc Urder Osborne
Royal Yacht
Portsmouth Harbour
Spithead
Vernon
Victory
Hibernia
Excellent
Royal
Clarence Vie Maling Establishment
Hyde Parker
Hercules Pakenham
Daly
Clarke
76Th
Cuplport St. Lo Mulet
Sth
Carter
Town
T. T. Grant
Royal Clarence Yard
37Th Regiment
Franklyn
Durban
Atkinson
Hobson
Luxmore
Clarence Yard
Gosport
Pakenham
Stad
Henderson
Martin
Beattie
Givach
South Western Railway
Téch Regiment
Fenwick
Whiter
Lacy
Keightles
Mr. Gooch
Royal Pares
Derroyce or th Coast and Plymouth affair
Daily orders expected to arrive to repair erect and arm batteries on Drake Island Devil's Point Plymouth Citadel and surrounding points. Magistrates in 110 Globe note fair to continue beyond first Friday in July and police to enforce. Shooters and trials feature a case with Mr Brannell directing burial arrangements and a year-long judgment respite.
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Derroyce
Drake's Island
Devil's Paint
Plymouth Citadel
Redding Point
Stadston
Fymouth
Ilford
Fairlop
Smith
Sdopting Gallery
Holbort
Tachet
Branoell
Dain
Brannell
Philosophy of History by Mr Lucas Prize Essay
The review surveys Mr Lucas's Prize Essay on the Causes and Consequences of the Revolutions of the Ancients and Moderns. It discusses two laws of development and equalization, traces development through four elements, and contrasts ancient and modern political forms. The Morning Chronicle lauds the work as a substantial and well argued contribution to the philosophy of history.
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Besepa Locan
Quern’s College
Oxtyrg
France
Ger
England
Sheldonian Theatre
Mr. Lucas
X. Whall
Afr. Lucas
Covar
Tavis
Armin
Germany
Northyen
Rene
Cy Vingians
Conrad
Far Dog
Hermandads
Castile
Ruoprmede
Oxford
Lanzuz
Tiaconepiere
Rave
Secla
Vesta
Exchequer
Arginusa
Byug
Socrates
Sydney
Vastern
Agora
Mistery
Cramp
Tt jAnquirer
Avery
Hiatecs Ig
Luews
Morning Chronicle
House Debates Legalising Secret Societies And Death Sentence Report
Fragmentary report covers a House of Commons bill to legalise voluntary associations with royal charter approval, plus a serialized note on a five o clock tax declaration and a ship arrival causing excitement. A separate item reports Reed sentenced to death in Lawrenceville for murder of her husband and two others, with further details on the crime and victims.
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Lecatisatew
House of Commons
Ac Lys
Privy Council
Waarenny
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Lloyd and Seraper
M'Cu'lam
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Warde
Royal Enginvers
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Whch
Montreal
Isd
MiConlari
Touraugeau, &c
Mutual Insurance Company
St. Rech’s
Orlieve
Hotel Dieu
Palais
Ciic Tes Bras
Tourangeous
Marine Hospital
M'Collum
Lieve
Reeds
Paul Street
Hope Bill
Jesses
Molene
the Metropolis
Common Hall
Esixia
London Bridge
Blackfriers Bridge
Budgehouse
Court of Chancery
Uemen
James Janpixe
Willian Shepherd
Chaless J. Rowsett
Lucas Hovantox
City Auditore
Gandhall
Mechanic's Institution
Southampton
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Clowen
Prince
Osborne
East Cowes Ferry
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Parkhurst Carracks
Newport
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Medina
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