Drift of Indian Campaign Tally Near Sutlej Battlefield
Reports describe a fierce engagement with heavy cavalry and infantry clashes. British forces repelled multiple attacks, captured enemy guns, and faced heavy losses as the 21st and 22nd Kashmir regiments fought near the Sutlej. News notes include broader European finance and politics.
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Sutlej
Hull
16Th Grenadiera
Burnett
Bet Europran Light
Taylor
M'Laren
Walten
Briara
Adm
2D Grenadiers
Wheler
Foot
M'Caskill
Broadflat
Nicolson
Sale
Ferozepore
Panjab
Sir Robert Dick
French and English Fears on Poland and Algeria Debates
Dispatches describe uncertain Polish prospects with insurrection rumors in Volhynia and France pledging no Madagascar expedition. Paris notes debates on meat duties, free trade influence, and new associations promoting liberal exchanges. Algeria reports warn of Abd el Kader movements as Marshal Bugeaud tensions rise. Spain outlines finance shifts and railway plans amid cabinet talks.
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France
Paris
Poland
Volhynia
Algeria
Courrier Francais
Chamber of Deputies
M. Ds Lamartine
Chamber
R. Peel
England
Society of Political Economists of
London Corn Law League
Cobden
Bordeaux
Association For
M. Duffuur
Dubergier
NM. Bruno
Dever Durin
A. Davergie
Paul Igner
Toulon
Tangier
Algiers
Abd-el- Kader
Morocco
Duka d'Aumale
Albatars
Paria
Africa
Council of Ministers
Duke d'Aumale
Commerce
Abd-el-Kader
Tell
Hodne
Ouled Nails
Setifer Biscara
Buyeaud
Bohar
Nails
Bedeau
D’arbonville
Regency
Metidja
Abd-el Kader Acrage
Pnlire
Marshal Bugeaud
Marseilles
Trieste
Todia
Watermen No. 5 crew freed after thirteen days in Newgate
The Watermen's Steam-boat Company men Dodd Edmund Mackay and John Ireland were released after thirteen days imprisonment for resisting the water bailiffs at St Paul’s wharf. Kinchie of Waterman No. 5 faces five weeks’ sentence. A celebratory breakfast followed at the City Steam Packet Company offices.
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Civi Wan
Ti City
Mr. Dodd
Watermen's Steam-boat Company
Edmund Mackay
John Ireland
Waterman No. 5
Newgate
St. Paul's Wharf
City Steam Packet Company
Earl-street
Blackfriars
Charles Hancock
City Steam-boat Company
Kinchie
Farexp Society
London Coffee House
Robert Monro
Bridewell Hospital
St. Paul's
Kara's Cortese Hospital
King’s College Hospital
G. Thornton
Holborn
Benevolent Society
London
Bishopsgate-street
Meners
Bruce
SouTawaak Barney Road
W.W
R. Brook
Southwark Bridge Road
London Fire Brigade
University Cotnear
Loxpox
Gower Street
Kr. Atkinson
Liz
Faculty of Arts and Jann
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Arts and Laws
Faculty of Arts
Nth
Metropolitax
Nie Ac
Metropolitog Police
Inehudsip
Rando
Metropolitan police accounts and bishop of London notice 1846
Financial figures show year end balances for the metropolitan police including government stock values and fines. The police force consisted of 4,749 personnel with varied ranks. The Bishop of London issues a triennial confirmation plan with dates and instructions for clergy and confirmands across London parishes.
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Metropolitan Police
Bowntreet
Clerkenwell
Great Marlborough Street
Metropolitan Force
Loxpus
London
Teverend
Earlisr
A. J. Loxvox
London House
St. Giles’s
St Mary
Islington
St John
Hackney
Christ Church
Newgate-street
St. Marylebow
Chesapside
St. Barnabas
St. Juke's
St. Martin In the Fields
St. James
Paddington
St. George
Hanover Square
St. Peter, Pimlico
St Luke, Chelers
St. Mary Abbot
Kensington
St. Margaret
Westminster
Provisional Berkeswell Trial and Bristol Fire Case
The final examination of Reed, charged with Thomas Tranter's murder at Bilston, led to committal for trial at Warwick Gaol. In Bristol, James Woure faced arson charges after a fire at the Old Crab's Well premises, with witness testimony detailing suspected involvement and the blaze.
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Berkeswell
Marvel
Lad Reed
Tranter
Solihull
Clive
Colonel Short
J. M.boulibee
Thomas Bloor
Bilston
Thomas Jones
Asuix
Warrick
Thomas Tranter
Reed
Blick
Warwick
Ploughnan
Holmes
Bristol
Cxarez
Ansox
James Woure
Temple-street
Harding
Ann Weare
Pranner
Temple Street
Gloucester
Chelmsford
John Wright Grove
New Bridge-street
May
Qukky
Grave
Mrs Gore in Literary Chronicle on Parvenus and Mayfair life
A critical survey of Mrs. Gore's Parvenus and Peers and Parvenus, praising her social satire of Mayfair life. The piece critiques high society vamping of fashion, marriage, and show, with extracts and commentary on theatre and literature of the era. It also reviews contemporary poetry, magazines, and travel sketches, noting irony and cultural trends.
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Perna Asp Panvenus
Mrs. Gore
London
Henry Colburn
Shakspeare
Gore
Hefure
Pervenus
Balynzel
Arielocracy
Becanan
England
Portland-place
Clutterbuck
Hillingdon
Joddrulling
Agatha
Mary
Sophia
Eton
Ascot
Caroline
Emma
Portland
Hris
Ifacen Fairfax
Joseph Clutterbuck
Charlotte
Harriet Carbet
Corbet
Déry
Char
Lady Hillingdon
Mrs. Clntterbuck
Vouillon
Paris
Clutterbucks
Lady Ursula
Marylebone
Mayfair
Charlotte Corbet
Miss Corbet
Lady Hillington
Snakspeare
Yondon Theatres
Chrentewitchs
Paul Lieven
Cleve
Cieva
Sheridan
America
Russa
Aglioni
St. Petersburgh
Svevic
Thad
Viewnna
Gibson
Alan
Standard Library
Bubn
Cotmas
Jolly Green
Legion of Honour
Far-West
Mississippi
Kittona
Louisville
Fionn
Edward Kenealy
Eay
Annaworth
Damas
Monte Chiieto
Oxenford
Shirley Brooks
Mr. Ainsworth
St. Paul's
New Monthly
Beytley
Reynolds
Lady Durk
Albert Smith
Walter Lacy
Wright
Albion
Ami
Renaid
Covent Garden
Evans
Irish Coercion Bill debated in Lords and Commons Monday
In the Lords the Irish Coercion Bill faced a second reading amid debate on the country’s turmoil and the government’s measures to protect lives and liberties, with peers urging limits and broader reform. In the Commons the adjourned debate on the Customs and Corn laws resumed. Sir James Grattan cited the Bryan Seery case, and speakers argued for or against protectionism, with emphasis on corn supply, potato blight, and potential market effects.
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House OF Lords
Earl St. Germans
Ireland
Marquis of Lansuonxe
Lord Baovaray
Lord Fapshray
Cavan
Ford
Marquis of Cranrcanve
Limael
Sinah
Earl of Wicktow
Earl of Craxcanty
Lord Casrnell
Lord Brougham
England
Honao
Lord Bearenay
Earl Grey
House Or Commons
Bryan Seery
Oconxene
James Grattan
E. Better
Disraeli
France
Mr. Disraeli
Great Britain
Bartson
M. Gore
Lord J. Russell
Danishan Odessa
United States
Poland
Crimea
R. A. Firzienato
R Peel
Locgmant
R. Peel
G Cuenk
Sir St. Peel
Mr. Hustisson
Robert
Morveser
Trelaa
Belgium
Holland
London
Holt
Yetzmany
Russia
Aimerica
Gera
Hey
Hudson
Hamburgh
Englind
Hon
Shrewsbury
Aaronet
Canton
G. Clerk
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Infante Dica
Vigo
Santiago
Iith
Pla
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Narvaez
Mapato
Espanol
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Ecco del Comercio
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Portugal
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Custom House
Lisbon
Madrid
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Unia Commercial
Frankfort
Posen
S William Square
Grand Duchy
Cologne
Lemberg
Galicia
Mazuchek
Ferdinand
M. Moning
the Siécle
Vienne
Vienna
Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Nervaez
Miraflores
Marquis de Viluma
M. Armero
Ginera Renea
House of Ri
Brose
Potifio
the Metropolis
Dublin
O'Connell
Joseph Miles M‘donnell
Duo Castle
Mayo
Mark Blake
Morny Geasauw
Raker
College-street
Glasgow
Pasbue
Inkle Factory-lane
College-sreet
Nuiti Albion-street
Dr. King’s Church
Literary Chronicle
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