France Faces Navy Grant Debate At Peerage Session
In Paris and across the realm, discussions hinge on a 93 million navy grant. NM de Castellane and de Montalembert push for renewed aid and a strong Mediterranean harbour while warning on tariffs and the need for a robust merchant fleet. Global stock quotes and papal news color the session.
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France
Paris
Chamber of Peers
NM. de Castellane
Hiarbour
Mediterranean
NM. de Montalembert
Toulon
Preat Ae
Great Britain
M. de Nontalembert
Orleans
Bordeaux
Basle
Dieppe
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Pius
Italy
Sacred College
Gregory XVI
Brest
Royal Navy
Rome
Bologna
Journal Des Débats
Pius TX
Spain
Portugal
MM. Barbet
Boiss d'Anglas
Cadeau d’Acy
Cornudet
Dozon
Jacquemillet
Jamin
Lafon
Las Cazes
J. Lefebvre
A. Perier
News From the Seat of War in Mexico
News from Mexico via the steamship Great Britain reports American forces under General Taylor occupying Matamoras and blockading Vera Cruz. Crossings from the Rio del Norte, a flag of truce granted for six weeks, Mexican defenses abandoned, and artillery dumped into wells. US squadron to Pensacola to support siege, with speculation on campaigns toward Monterey and further gains. Local praise in New Orleans and a sword purchase for General Taylor. Journal of Commerce notes purchase of ships Bonito Petrel Reefer and new steamers to aid the war effort.
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Congress
Senate
Dix
Committees On
Commerce
House
Gaines
South
Case
Loase
Representatives
Oregon
Sevier
Committee On the Indian Affairs
United States
Coes
Pacific
Webster
Judiciary Committee
Pakenham
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mississippi
Pensacola
Conner
San Juana
St. Juan d'Ulloa
Don Jose Marie
Chihuahua
Lof Sonoco
Apulo
Republicano
Guadaloupe
Montezuma
Havannah
Alvarado
Havannal
Sistuli
Guadeloupe
Santa Anna
New York Courier and Enquirer
Hibernia
Europe
London
Paris
Liverroor
Great Britain
Hosken
New York
Washington
Matamoras
Taylor
Rio del Norte
Fortificationa
Arista
Ford
Fort Brown
San Fernando
Rio Grande
San Juan d'Ulloa
Washington Union
Tastor
Monterey
Table Land
New Orleans
Louisiana
Journal of Commerce
Bonito
Petrel
Reefer
Shaw
Sterret
Purviance
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Fireaire Library Fireinspired Family Reading Series Review
A review praises Burne's Fireaire Library as a 21 volume affordable collection of obgraphy poetry and church architecture. It highlights its domestic fireside suitability for families, portability for travel, period illustrations and bindings, moral propensities, and wide range of subjects from German influences to popular literature.
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Buays
Burne
Fireaire
Fire at Horfield Barracks Delivers Heavy Loss
Bristol reports a large timber fire at Horfield barracks works near the city, believed to be incendiary. Timber stock destroyed, contractor Mr Baker loses about four thousand pounds, and workmen lose their tools. authorities note the incident near the north of the city amid a bright horizon.
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Twu
Clerkenwell
Jaques
Idquorpond-street
Tothill-street
Loas
Tothill Street
West of England Company
Mersrs
Crowley
Cook
Sun
Nous
White Hart Passage
Liquorpond Street
Tuthill-street
Royal Society
White Hartcourt
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of
Cambridge
London
Landers
Lichfield
Calcutta
Wordsworth
Westminster
Robert Inglis
Bart
Henry Pewnall
Wm. Cotton
Canterbury
Jeff
Duke of Cambridge
Bristol
Horfield
Baker
Liverpool
Attick
Fenwick Street
Holl
Her Majesty
Blue Bell
Hull
Firat
Ireland Repeal split sparks meeting in Tuet Rereal
In Denix June 22 report on the Repeal Association gathering, Old Ireland faces Young Ireland dissension. O'Connell's letter condemns certain bills while leaders argue for unity and repeal. The meeting adjourns with a pledge of unity amid criticism and questions about Whig policy.
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Denix
Tuet Rereal Association
Old Ireland
Young Ireland
Bas
Ife
Repeal Association
Smith O'Brien
Ishi
Richmond Penitentiary
O'rien
Ireland
Normandy
Grey
M. J. Barry
Nation
Daniel O'Connell
Cheera
Repeal Weekly Register
O'Connell
Barry
Lord John Russell
O'Gorman
O’connell
Mr. O'Gorman
Evening Mail
London
Mr. Doheny
Geagher
Mitchell
Broderick
O’hea
Lisenick
James Bennett
Shannon
Limerick
House of Lords Monday Corn in Bond Debate
The Lords debated Lord Ashburton's corn and bond plan amid alarm over large imports of foreign wheat in bond at low duties. Speakers warned of price shocks, questioned timing, and pressed for safeguards while protecting farmers. Protests over proxies and tariff bill procedure followed as ministers defended measures tied to revenue and protection.
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the Weekly Chronicle
Harriet
SaLe
St. James's Croup
Crockford
St. Jamen’s
St. Jamens's Street
Manchester
Christie
Manson
Liverpool
Warrington
Wyatt
Proprie
Prince's Dock
Carolina
Aku
Naval Office
Water-street
Craig
Cap
Lyndon Diocesan Board On Education Waa
Pall Mall
Richard Burgess
Dowling
Treinto
Gray
Rowlands
Overa
Education Board of the Privy Council
Privy Council
Hull
Liverpool Limes
Lord Madstock
Chichester
D. Coleridge
St. Mark's College
H. Howarth
London
Lord Ashburton
United Kingdom
Bern
Hsien
Earl of
Earl of Darverish
Ashburton
USA
R Peel
Sir Robert
Corm
State
Iim
Lael Ashburton
Lord Kissaine
Marklane
Ford
Lord Rupestane
Earl of Envesnorovan
Lord Ashburtop
Thas
Earl of Wicklow
Asauntoy
Alainst
Duke of Riehmonn
Macclesfield
Spitalfields
Cass
Earl of Dutgorste
Usacc Ass
Earl of Excesncroves
Duke of Werrixcoy
Duke of Breumosn
Lord Brovenas
Cusinevirh
Burclench
Ead Gary
Ricamont
Lord Staxtey
Earl of Ripon
Lord Stanley
Agather
Carious
Dannorste
Lord Stamles
Chile
Fortifications and skeletal discoveries at Aymer de Valence site
Reports describe rapid fortification work on the burial-ground site of a chantry built by Aymer de Valence. Excavations for a central magazine revealed numerous skeletons while the old chapel remains, now a military hospital, shows its original structural features. Additional gun placements are planned for Tilbury and Gravesend area defenses. Letters from Barber in Norfolk discuss his continued attempts to prove innocence and obtain emancipation aided by supporters.
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Danogr
Harrie
Hare-atreet
Flide
Powis-street
Woolwich
Warren-lyne
Plumstead Marshes
Man Doo
Kaigit la Cde
Albert Pute
Hanesom
Hammersmith
Hutcher
Knightsbridge Chapel
Binnenukan
Walker
Mirkenhead
Red Terment
Laverpont Chronicle
Utica
Chase
Fonttrivalloxs
Grisviin
Thames
Ssbury Bort
Tilbury
Tuk Cosvier Baanin
Barber
Norfolk
Yeland
Vatttey
Sweies Orotoee
Tina
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Bank of San Fernando
Isabel
Maparo
Heraldo
Lisbon
Duc de Pal_mella
Duc de Palmella
Duc de Pelmella
Mairia Bourse
Argxaxpria
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Achilles
Malta
Southampton
Nile
Constantinople
Soobhy Bey
Sami Pasha
Dardanelles
Alexandra
Bosphorus
Algiers
Gentil
Isser
Ameuraouas
Toulonnais
Constantina
Bandon
Soukeras
Bona
Ras-el-Gasseur
Goum
M. Noel
Hussars
M. Castelli
Howmareeni
Spabia
Randon
Ras el-Gaasen
Bamnee
Canada
Quebec Board of Trade
Montreal
Governor General
Victoria
Board of Trade
Her
Gladstone
J. M. Hrogixsox
Quebec
Fanmovutu
Her Majesty's
Lewis
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Pernambuco
Rio
Falmouth
Apri
River Plate
the Metropolis
Pararex
Scupers
Freemasons
Great Queen
Morrin
C. Clifford
George
Messrs
Kenney
Moody
F. Smith
G. F. Taylor
Turner
Clifford
Morris
ColLect of Physicians
Elliotson
Harveian
College of Physicians
Harvey
Prstorshio
University College
North London Hospital
Todd
Cy Watson
Budd
Chambers
Copeland
Hall
Middlesex
Guildhall
Thornton
Waller
Thomas Challis
Robert William Kennard
Alderwan Chaltis
Mr. Kennard
America
Litgerary Chronicle
Imperial Parliament
R. G. A. Levinge
Sieney Calburn
New Monthly
Levinge
St. John’s
Damin Woods
John Saobattiz
Amy
Arccolute
John
Cockney
Cherone
Jubr
Nat
van Buren
Arkansas
Musquito
Court Lodge
House OF Lords
Dmonday
Ste
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