Fierce 1820s French Coastal Floods and Royal News
The sea rose along the French coast on the night of the 24th, flooding banks and dikes from La Vend ee to Medoc and washing away defenses near Gueriniere and Boyan. Reports also note unrest over Don Carlos and ambassadorial moves, with Toledo welcomes and Madrid palace tensions. International dispatches cover Hanover, Switzerland, Constantinople, and Chilean actions in Peru, plus Abd el Kader’s envoy in Algiers.
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la Vendee
Teef Gueriniere
Paris
Duke of
Bordeaux
Henry V
Dos Carlos
Spain
Constitutionnel
Mesager
Don Carlos
Gen
Clouet
Marshal Bourmont
Madrid
Aban
Flinter
Toledo
Yebener
Ayuntamiento
Cabildo
Alcantara
Echauri
Alava
Carlos
Estella
Navarre
Indicateur de
Vittoria
Espertero
France
Don Francisco
Hanover
Council of State
Luzenburg
Hildsheim
Stade
Marburg
Gottingen
M. Hugo
Holeawd
States General
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Navie
Rhins
Bel
Prince William Frederic Henry
Singapore
Straits of Malacca
Calcutta
Swizerland
Lausanne
Geneva
Nenichatel
M. Fraisse
Louis Napoleon
Constance
Celogne
Posen
Breslaw
Prussia
Berlin
M. D’altenstein
Cologne
Constantinople
Etters
Redshid Bey
Ahmed-F Thi Pacha
London
Pacha
Marseiless
Porte
Mediterranean
M. Bailly
Syria
Ibrahim Pacha
Persia
Teheran
Frankfort
Black Sea
Gelendjick
Poxunda
Rambera
Hagres
William Ines
Ior
Caucasus
St. Vladimir
Chibei
Peru
Banco
Valparaiso
Arica
Taena
Customs House
Eden
Rover
Blanco
Acteeon
Portemoeuth
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Aprica
Algiers
Falton
Toulon
Abd-el-Kader
Babazoun
Abouderbach
Louis Philippe
Gaipane
Daled Zeitoun
Widespread Poor Law Controversy and Local Misery News
A Monday meeting of guardians sparked a heated debate over medical branch changes in the union. Dr J P Johnson defended the profession against perceived frugal reforms. Reports describe workhouse distress, a Burrington churchyard expansion, and harsh treatment of a poor family in the Barrow district.
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Atebama
Board of Guardians
J. P. Johnson
Burrington
Axminster
Mir
Waite
Musbury
Axe
Barrow
Basford
Coleman
Nottingham
Busford
Colonel Coape
Bath
William Eastman
Astler
Lion Hotel
Timabury
Magdalen Fields
Meathers
Berwick
Contested Canada Debate Prompted Brougham Sleep Comment
A day after a Lords debate on Canada, Lord Brougham visited Lord Sidmouth and quipped about the impact of the discussion. The irritable peer claimed to have woken Glenelg and added that he himself was sent to sleep.
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Lords
Canada
Lord Brougham
Lord Sfton
Glenelg
Trial of the Fewinglurderers at Hertford court
In Hertford, on a pension day, Roach Fletcher and Sams faced trial for the murder of William Bennett. Witnesses described Bennett’s death on Scrab’s Field near Tewin and identified the three prisoners with varying degrees of certainty. Confessions from Sams and Fletcher detail planning and actions to rob Bennett, including the assault and theft of money and the watch, with further testimony about Bennett’s pension and the postcrime movements of the suspects.
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Roach
Fletcher
Sams
William Bennett
Mise
John Bennett
Sutton
Burnham-grees
Joseph Shadbolt
Scrub’s
Bojamin Squires
Pewin
Scrub’s Field
Aont
Bennett
Squires
Davies
John Davies
Hertford
Eoronar
Tewin
Charles Bassett
Excise
James Crawley
Hertingfordbury
Errington
Deceased
Taylor
Henry Ewington
Digswell
Askour
Witness
Whiter’s Hill
George Biten
Abourer
Welwyn
Holly Bushes
Sele Broom
Wosed
Bilton
Reach
Grolther
Fietcher
Charles Watson
Wheelwright
Tewin Upper Green
Burnham Green
Charles
Thomas Wish
Burmham Green
William Plumb
Fewin
Scrab
Panchett’s Wood
Abraham Harding
Mr. Thornton
Joseph Shadtell
Scrab’s Gate
Hanigh Treanery
William Treanery
St. Andrew-street
Bayford
Ear House
Henry Chesshyre
Thomas Knight
Trennery
Gorge Byner
Ludgate Hill
John M. Carter
Longatore
Rosch
Ryland
Espinasse
Justice Vaughan
David Sams
Rich
Bennet
Fieteher
Beccause
Benedett
George Fletcher
Sams A
Trennery’s
Preston
Fair
Nest
Sama
Preston Fair
Thea Roach
Tween
Rwach
Bath
Mr. Chambers
Adams
Lapstead
Gutteridge
Park Lane
Sass
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