France’s Ondoy Occupation Controversy and British Pressure
The article reviews France yielding to English demands amid the Tahiti dispute, citing Admiral Dupetit Thouars and the entente cordiale. It contrasts French opposition papers praising the admiral with English reactions, noting the recall of Admiral Dupetit Thouars and a British move to recall Mr. Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Robert Pre
M. Guizot
Otabelle
Sir Robert Pee
London
Engeless
Carthage
Robert Pegx
Robert Peel
France
Guizor
M. Fontaine
la France
London Morning Post
Journal Des Tribunaux
Dupetit Thouars
Otaheite
Entente Cordiale
Messager
Tahiti
Chamber of Deputies
Courrier Francais
Presse
Pritchard
Danish Succession Rumors Stir Baltic Politics
Reports from Copenhagen claim the Princess Royal of Denmark is enceinte, which would affect succession hopes of Prince Frederick of Hesse and shift Russia-Denmark relations. Cologne Gazette cites this as a potential turning point in northern politics.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Frederick of Hesse
Alexandrina
Russia
Cologne
Anogiva L
Oriental Company
Litle
Liverpool
London
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Lisbon
Oporto
Vigo
Ancona
Allessandrini
M. Allessandrini
Caraval
Paskewitsch
Poland
Tchernitschoff
Prussia
Austria
Warsaw
Hampuren
Stockholm
Hedren
Linkoping
Gustavus Adolphus
Donna Maria
Portugal
Donizetti
Don Sebastian
Woolwich
Gravel Lane
Southwark
Boone
Dyerstreet
Wandsworth
Wandsworth Asylum
Bond
Christchurch
Joseph Boone
School of Anatomy
Robins
M. J. Whitty
Miller
Glasgow Police
Whitty
London Colonial Association
Shepperd
County Constabulary
Liverpool Courier
Witt
Bank of England
Barber
Globe
Monsieur Petit
Parliament Roundup: Debates on Ireland and Reform
The House of Lords and Commons clash over Ireland policies, estimates postponements, and naval reform. Debates touch the repeal question, taxation, and the administration’s handling of Ireland with talks on the Poor Law and church matters. Don Carlos motion fails amid Young England opposition.
Destructive Fire in Oxford Kills Rabbi and Daughter
A fire in a shop dwelling at St Ebbe s Oxford destroyed the Jacobs home. Rabbi Aaron Jacobs and his eldest daughter perished. Neighbors aided survivors while authorities awaited a coroner s inquest. Jewry in Oxford prepared for a rapid Jewish burial in London as officials secured valuables and investigated the blaze.
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Aaron Jacobs
St. Ebbe's Street
Oxford
Stevens
University
John. Price
Price
Jacobs
Cutliffe
Rebecca
Levi
London
Justice Taylor
Rabbi Levi
Metropolitan Improvements and Harbours Debate in Parliament
The Earl of Lis moved to introduce a bill regulating construction and use of buildings in the metropolis and surroundings, focusing on drainage street widths and health. Mr. Duxcombe criticized delays. the bill was allowed. Separately, a committee report on shipwrecks urged appointing a scientific commission to study harbours of refuge, with Dover, Holyhead, and three other sites proposed at a two million cost each. The government plans a full examination by eminent professionals.
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Payne
London
John Weller
St. Thomas's Hospital
Wimbledon
Henry Hawking
Bowling
Currie
Wordsworth
Ivrant Lazocr i
Mr. Dewanap
Dukinfield
Cheshire
Eli Holmes
C. Hudson
Stockport
County of Chester
Queen’s Arms Inn
Forenson
Victoria
Weline
Kent
Frederick Hunter
Granitham
Manchester
Port Street
Messrs
Horton, Simms
Wilkinson
Rochdale and Manchester
Jack the Fifer
Newport
Westgate Hotel
Virginia
America
Texas
James Osbourne
Farndonrow
Newark
Emerald Isle
Childs
Gainsborough
Osbourne
Pat
Stamford Mercury
Anderton's
Fleet Street
Chevabers
House OF Commons
Thomas Fremantus
Londonderry
Robert Bateson
Fsq
O'Connell
B. Cocurane
Teale
Eople
Starrorp G'Brirrewn
SuarmMan Crawrorp
Rawron
Ireland
H. Douglas
Williams
Treasury
Freveen
Boards of Commissioners
Sydney Herbert
Dr. Bownrine
Thomas Dixcowne
Fielden
B. Rock
R. Peel
J. Graham
Lord Stanley
Gisnorne
Duartes Napier
Board of Admiralty
Admiralty
Lynsey Hernenr
Pecuess
Committee OF Supply
Prowrroce
Sydney Hursert
Deptford
Georc Cockburn
C. Narver
Craven Berkeley
Bownine
J. Wortiug
Carmel Fawcett
Munro
Tuouas
Turner
Scotland
Wattrace
Court of Chancery
James Geanam
Wallace
Durham
Bright
Don Carlos
England
Job Russell
Jonas MaNness
Spain
Peninsular
Lord Palmerston
Regent Feet
France
Cabrera
House of Bourbon
Bourges
Saurse
Lord Pansterston
Robert Peel
Haglund
A.B. Cocurane
Young England
Cuarres Narter
Durango
Peter Borthwick
Mugland
Bergara
Great Britain
Borthwick
Howard Dovernas
Espartero
Trelawnsy
Mr. Borthwick
Porthwick
Moxexton
Minnis
Montacrr
Joan Manners
Hort Endl
Coven
Lord DE Grey
Bennar
Dublin
T. Dexcoxue
Bernal
Earl of Lisa Coln
Commissioners of Sewers
T. Duxcombe
Earl of Lincars
Rice
C. Narier
Joan Rae Rete
Dover
Robert Peer
Holyhead
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E. Napier
H. Colburn
Napier
Barbary
Egypt
Mount Lebanon
Banderilleros
Chulos
Montes
No.6
Corneny
Monruty Macazing
Thoulouse
Hong Kong
Macao
Sewar
Inshalla
Kaffer
Ryot
Warest
Dorsay
Arxsworth’s
St James
Herne
Hunter
Godolphin
John Manesty
Oriana
Hoffman
Leigh Hunt
Mount Hybla
Messina
Giuseppe
Maria
Signor
Antonio
Illuminated Magazine
Tom Houlaghan
Dove Dale
Duchess of Devonshire
Clare-market
Sir Joshua
Calder Campbell
B. Calder Campbell
Bentley
Leathergood
Lee Shore
London Life
Joachim Murat
Germany
J. Pellard
Northampton Mercury
Imperial Parliament
House S OF Lovds
Normanpy
West Meath
Duke of Wellington
Lord Boreas
Satan
Posen
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Brougham
Lord Beatmont
Foreign Office
Sublime Porte
Turkey
Lord Teymam
Marquis of Lanspawne
House OF Lords
Glasgow College
Richard B. Hughes
Charles Ross
John Jackson
J. Granan
Borrowick
R. Peex
Tanner
Duke of Rhumain
Commons
Earl of Ripos
Radnor
Wellington
Earl of Raynor
House OF Combions
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