Foreign Intelligence Review of European Crises 1840
The French cabinet crisis and court faction, Spain and Portugal politics, Hanover constitutional debates, Dutch royal marriage rumors, and New World financial turmoil are summarized. Reports cover press censorship in Madrid, Portuguese dissolution of the cortes, Hanover election pressure, and crises in the United States Bank era amid speculative warnings of revolutions.
China Declares War as British Forces Stir Conflict
Intelligence from Bombay dated January 31 reports the British government has declared war on China. Dispatches say 16,000 troops will sail from Calcutta, with 40,000 tons of shipping prepared. Canton may be targeted while American trade continues unimpeded. Australasian notices note evolving investments and falling flour prices.
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England
Sydney
Moreton Bay
Chary
Norfolk Island
H.M.S. Alligator
China
India
Bombay
Marseilles
Volger
Calcutta
Madras
Presidency
Canton
Lin
Cabul
Ghuani
Kelat
Affganistan
Lahore
Lord Keane
Tahore
Americain
Brest
la Magicienne
Turbulent Correspondence From Egypt and the Levant
Reports from Egypt and Syria describe widespread misery in Cairo where 17 months of unpaid wages push civil and military employees to sell garments for food. Turkish forces and Arnauts move toward Hedjaz while a potential reconciliation with the Sultan is rumored. Mehemet Ali plans a palace for a captive traitor as French steamer dispatches influence strategic moves in Constantinople.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Nezib
Cairo
Syria
Petrea
Hebron
Ibraham Pacha
Malatea
Diarbekir
Orfa
Euphrates
Bagdad
Ibrahim
Toulon
Constantinople
Pacha
Achmet Pacha
Mehemet Ali
Capitan Pacha
England
Russia
France
Pacta
Journal Des Debats
Valide
Sadragam
Khosrow Pasha
Halil Pasha
Redchid Pasha
Fethi Pasha
Ali Nedjib Pasha
Sultana Valide
Dur Oglou
M. Pontois
Aldersgate Dinner Honors Norris After Re election
The independent Aldersgate ward electors hosted John Thomas Norris at the Queen's Arms in St Martin's le Grand to celebrate his re election to the court of common council. Edwin Bliss chaired as Norris praised liberal principles amid opposition attacks on corn laws and church funding. The event drew about 100 gentlemen with extended toasts and applause and continued with songs into the night.
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Aldersgate
John Thomas Norris
Queen’s Arms Tavern
St. Martin’s-le-grand
Court of Common Council
Edwin Bliss
Mr. Norris
Norris
Wardmote
Bethnal-green
Joshua King
Baines
Cheesemongers’ Benevolent InstituTion
London Tavern
John Corderoy
McEphan Society of
Loxney
London Coffee-house
Ludgate Hill
W. Kingdom
J. R. Bennett
Provincial letter reveals alleged abuse of two travelers in Worcestershire
A Birmingham letter alleges a complaint against two men who rested in a paddock were forcibly arrested by a constable and his family, imprisoned, stripped, and sent to Worcester gaol for a month as rogues and vagabonds. The report suggests reporting the incident to the home secretary for investigation.
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Birmingham
Kidderminster
Worcester
Home Secretary
Dublin
W. B. Forde
Seaforde
Justice Torrens
Thomas Hackett
Parsonstown
Duimfries
St. Bee's Head
Cumberland
Royal Victoria
Liverpool
Annan
Annan Waterfoot
Solway
Huddersfield
Brenraine
Deighton
Thomas Bradley
George M‘kinnon
Rushton
Mary Boon
Price’s Court
Great Howard Street
James Emmett
Emmett
Vauxhall Road
Gray
North Dispensary
Staffport
Daniel Vodry
Thomas Mountford
Vodry
Dudgeon
Mountford
Morbid Anatomy and the Practice of Medicine Lecture
A London medical lecture praised morbid anatomy as the key to curing disease and improving medical study. The speaker attributed practitioner failures to gaps in systematic knowledge and urged ongoing emphasis on pathological science.
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Mari
T. Osborn
Fothergillan
I. Thompson
Printers’ Pension Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
R. Taylor
The
Nore
Eagle Tavern
T. Harris
Ward
Rhynd
Scott
Poncency
Figgins
Il-Health
Trapes
Mechanics’ Institution
Wakley
Dr. Bowring
England
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Foix
Pyrenees
Fred Uppen
MM. Duchatel
Teste
Taté
M. Dupin
Moniteur
Journal Des Ébats
M. Thiers
Journal Des Débats
Cince
Louis Philippe
MansHat Sount
Marquis de Dalmatie
Turin
Presse
Marshal Soult
Saint Amand
Spain
Eco dArragon
Espartero
Magéas
Segura
Manresa
Pelou
Cortes
Aliaga
Cantavieja
Huesca
Arragon
Madrid
Arrazola
Francisco Narvaez
National Guard of
Municipal Corporation
Don Carlos
Portugal
Council of Ministers
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Senators
Count de Bomrry
Paimella
Saldanha
Tagus
London
Hanover
Osnaburgh
Estates
Bolland
Amsterpan
Amsterdam
Hague
d’Oultremont
New Zealand
Sydney Herald
Plymouth
Port Nicholson
Queen Charlotte’s Sound
Cook's Straits
Port William
Bradley
Wakefield
Cook
United States
Canada
Rochester
Hibernia
Charles Cousin
Havre
Falmouth
Girard Bank
Bank of Pennsylvania
New Oxeans
Clay
Atalanta
Philadelphia
Tampico
New York
Chelsea Bank
Albany
Stonington Railroad
United States Bank
City Bank of
Buffalo
Marey
State Bank
Commercial Bank of Buffalo
State
Bank of Buffalo
Porter
M‘elwee
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania Bank
Senate of New York
City of
Harrisburg
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Senate
House
New York Morning Herald
Union
South America
Gold Street
Ann
Beekman
Livingston Palmer
Toronto
Patriot Service
Prescott
House of Assembly
Toronto Patriot
United States Army
Fort Gratiot
Point Edward
Port Sarnia
Mexico
Matamoros
Bustamente
Vera Cruz
Phillips
Marion
Australia
William Mitchell
Cork
Fay
San Luis
Her Majesty
Lapwing
Havannah
Turkey
the Metropolis
George Byng
County OF
Middlesex
House of Commons
Drury-lane
Ion
Prince Albert
Byng
Chai Fox Russell
M.P
Duke of Bedly
C. C. Cavendish
M.P WU
Teno
Charles Lanrd
Lord Holland
Earl of
Sriting
Kensington-palace
Kensington Palace
Mr. Byng
Alli
Charles Grand
Duke of Bedford
Apollo
Mr. Gisborne
J. Russell
Lord John Russell
John Russell
Earl of Roseberry