Adourned Inquest and Montreux Notes in Paris Dispatch
The Paris papers report an adjourned inquest Saturday morning and discuss France affairs with London and Zurich correspondents. England, via Mr Morier, asserts Swiss independence yet seeks influence, while Zurich’s Diet debates Jesuits and cantonal issues. A French envoy brief hints at Austrian, English, French and Prussian backing to quell disturbances by force if cantons press federal changes.
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France
Paris
Switzerland
Zurich
England
Morier
Lord Aberdeen
Thare
Zehnder
M. Bluntschel
Grand Council of
Vaud
Revve de Paris
M. de Pontois
Austria
Prussia
Madrid notes urge protection ships to Monte Video
Madrid reports say the government plans to send the Perla frigate and the Hero brig to Monte Video to safeguard Spanish interests. A Bayonne letter from February 24 says Vittoria and Burgos are tranquil though anxious about the future. A Vittoria military commission will try 31 officers linked to the Vittoria plot. executions possible for the most culpable. Mapnin reports 73 millions done in Three per Cents. prices steady with small gains in Five per Cent and Passive Debt terms.
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Spain
Madrid
Castellano
Perla
Monte Video
Bayonne
Vittoria
Burgos
Concha
Ceuta
Phillipine Islands
Sam
Mapnin
The Murder at Hampstead and Spa Fields Hearings
Crowded Clerkenwell court hears revolting disclosures on burial practices at Spa Fields. Witnesses describe burnt coffins and ill feted smells as officials deny sensational reports while police prepare indictments.
March 2 1845 Political Debates and Public Notices
A dense report covers debates in the House of Commons with Mr Duncombe and Mr Disraeli, including remarks by Sir James Graham and Peel. It mentions the Bishop of Ely’s ill health, the Royal Humane Society dinner, and comments on tax and governance. Also noted are railway and banking items, a proposed Lake Windermere steam yacht, and a Scotland cattle import advisory.
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Ireland
Sen
Peel
England
Sir Robert
Paul
Great Britain
House of Commons
Liverpool
Wacome
O'Connell
Natsu
Ergland
Scotland
Stsau
Arcist
Wilson
Sir Robert Peel
Sk Tech
Mesara
Sturge
God Walter
Nottingham
John Hebhouse
Ham
Maberley
James Graham
Mr. Duncombe
Oen
Duncombe
Home Office
Disravli
Robert Peel
Ardly
Canning
Disraeli
Disraellis
Burt Bis
Boral Humane Society
Royal Humane Society
Freemasons
Great Queen Street
Morpeth
Xes
Hawes
Egypt
Liverpool Journal
Tae St
Welcxestreet
Cavendiah-Square
J. H Spry
D.D
Uthe
Lsting
Squers
Vance
Wixdermere
Ewan
G. Forrester
Catreg
Board of Trade Withland and Agricultural Society of Scotland
Privy Council For Trade
Privy Council
Mcue
Ts Ghveny
Public notices and university meeting report in London
Sir Robert Peel acknowledged receipt of half of a £50 note from H. J. for public revenue. Lords exempt Canadian household furniture from imperial duties if for personal use. University College London annual meeting notes pupil counts, finances, and officers. Byron statue at London Docks clarified as not at the Custom House.
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Robert Peel
H. J
Canada
Lords of the Treasury
Customs Department
Tut Lospex University
University College of London
Gower Street
Earl of Auckland
Arts
Law
Jim Medicine
Faculty of
Arta
University of London
Martin Thackeray
Hardwick
L. Stanhope
Lord Brougham
John Taylor
F.R.S
W. Aldbach
Key
M.P
W. D. Christie
Earl Fortescue
Edward Romilly
M. I. Smith
Thomas Thornely
Tronwarpses
Lon Bynnox
Times
Byron
Cambridge
Customhouse
London Docks
Westminster Abbey
Kensall-green
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Hampstead
Cotton Twist
Spa Fields
Clerkenwell
Spa-fields
Wakeling
St John's Square
St. James's
Macey
Division of Polices
Vinal
Churchyard Court
Temple
Jessers
Bird
Tn Fierther
Harpy Ie
Comte
Times of
Home Secretary
Combe
Wekeling
J. Graham
Mr. Vinall
Spafields
Mr. Combe
Watts
Mr. Bird
Mr. Vinal
Marquis of Northampton
Amel
Mr. Wakeling
Smith
Mr. Watt
Murphy
Messrs. Dawes
Syms
Dawes
Vinall
Delarue
Wakley
Rawlinson
Jamon Graham
Kilaby
Thomas Henry Hocker
Willoughby
Victoria Terrace
Furlong
S Division
Marylebone Police Court
Daniel Delarue
Caroline
Hocker
James Hocker
Hay
Carter
New
Delarae
Watson
Pritchard
St. Jan's
New Brunswick
London
Bay of
St. Brieves
Andrew Macptrreen
Glasgow
Patrick O'Connor
Belfasey
William Smith
Stich
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M. Guizov
Crair Glance
Prince Albert
John Parrs
Whitelead
Buckstone
Webster
Sherif
Grandfather Whitehead
Colonel Bowles
Charles Murray
F. Oakeley
Oakeley
Gladstone
Morning Chronicle
East Invi
India
Leaxep
Enso-|inc
Entomological Society
Royal Academy
Chemical Society
Horticultural Society
Civil Engineers
Linnean Society
Society of Arts
Dalton
Royal Society
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Institution
Mr. Goodby
Botanical Society
WaitTecHaPet
Leeds
Huddersfield
Bradford
Manchester
Paria
Malarie Weiss
Mr. Lumley
Madame Weiss
Vienna
Presburg
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Albany
Street
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Town
Billars
Davies
Heath Street
Chalk Farm Lane
Mr. Wakley
Mills
Inspector Grey
Clerken
Secretari
Whitehall
James Delarue
Thomas Hocker
S. M. Punturrs
Wabley
Kibby
Raelingen
Thomas Hooker
Secretary of State
Home Department
Mr. Kilshy
Kirshy
Mile
Mr. Wakles
Corper
Ure
Jin
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Marchant
Crouch
Newgate
Hogan
Eampstead
Grey
Shackel
Haynes
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Westwixston
Eaton
Eaton Hall
Grosvenora
Eccleston Church
Park Gates
Chester
Eccleston
Marquis of Westminster
Lord R. Grosvenor
Earl of Wilton
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Gilbert Grosvenor
Marquis of
Westminter
Massie
F. Brandt
Robert Merquis
Westminster
K.G
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Duchess of Kent
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Witt
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Earl of
Limerick
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Lincoln’s Inn
Mathew Barrington
Dublin
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Mansfeld Street
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Charlotte Corday
Hell
Deel
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Denting Street
Rome
Banke
Bank of Ireland
Arnold
Geotleman
Earl of Lincoln
Iris
Bright
Robert
Ely
Fisher
Downing College
Stevens
Cam- 2
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Lespos
Oakley
Argaret-Street Chapel
Morning Post
Debley
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