Resignation of the French Ministry and royal maneuvering
The French ministry of April 15 has ceased to exist as key ministers tendered their resignations to the King. Talks continue on forming a new cabinet with Thiers as a potential nucleus amid court negotiations with Guizot and Soult, while liberal and legitimist factions clash over power and policy. In Spain, Maroto’s entry into Pampeluna and Carlist moves inflame public opinion. meanwhile Bayonne and Bayonne-linked dispatches report on finance, exile, and governance shifts. Belgium and Bavaria issue proclamations and reforms as frontiers tense and student duelling is tackled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Count Mole
Count Montalivet
Interior
M. Barthe
Gen. Bernard
MM. Martin
du Nord
M. Lacave-Laplangne
Admiral Rosamel
Marine
M. de Saivandy
Paris
Marshal Soult
Duc de Broglie
Department of Foreign Affairs
M. Thiers
M. Guizot
Messrs. Thiers
Barrot
M. de la Rochejaquelin
Orleans
M. Michel
M. de Villele
Bourons
Vannez
Foix
Carcassonne
Journal General
Montalivet
M. E. Blanc
M. Tascher
M. Duboys
M. Bidant
Baron Finot
M. Mayet
Bayeux
M. Deshameaux
M. D’hondelot
Spain
Marotto
Pampéluna
Larraga
Maroto
Iberia
Falmouth
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Oporto
Vigo
M. Fernandez Coelho
Carvalho
Reio
Don Carlos
Tolosa
Catalonia
Baron de Meer
Valserenz
Rioja
Pampeluna
M. Jose Marco Ée] Ponte
Bayonne
Don Juan Manuel Balmaceda
Zaveda
Aguirre
Navarre
Logrono
Espartero
Burgos
Castor
Espeleta
Don Carlist
Cabrera
el Pilote
Seria
Orozco
Soria
Aragon
Bilboa
Belgium
Rosemonde
Limburg
Brussels
Remich
Duchy of Luxemburg
Holland
Metropolis Notes on Pension Society and Thames Affairs
The Metropolis reports the annual election of Pension Society pensioners at the City of London Tavern chaired by treasurer Vincent Figgins. Winners include Mrs Justins 4490 votes and Mrs Booth 2945. The piece covers police bill opposition, Thames Tunnel dinner, and a proposed Country Bankers Agency, plus icy conditions in royal parks and Chelsea riot bail preparations.
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Thames
Police Committee
City of London
Exchequer Coffee House
Palace-yard
Brunel
Hawes
M.P
Lambeth
Coldstream Guards
Country Bankers’ Agency
London
Round Pond
Kensington Gardens
Hyde Park
Regent’s
St. James’s
Royal Humane Society
Regent’s Park
St. James's Park
Thomas Dean
Buckingham Palace
Wilson
Tothill-street
Westminster
St. Luke
Chelsea
Middlesex
Board of Guardians
Kensington
Messrs. Goederich
Birch
Court of Queen’s Bench
Hereford mail coach runs away and shatters gate
A Hereford mail coach dashs against a gate buttress in Ludlow, killing two horses and injuring the coachman. A Worcestershire Chronicle report notes the incident as a severe accident with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Ludlow
Worcestershire Chronicle
Scott
Penhelig
Aberdovey
Salopian Journal
Charles Lane
Thomas Toovey
John Davis
Rocky Lane
Greys, Patten
Wigan election unrest and Brownlow abduction tale
Reports from Wigan detail Mr. Ewart defeating Mr. Kearsley by two votes amid Tory intimidation fears. Brownlow, a Liberal supporter, was seized by five men and jailed before being released after police and a magistrate intervened. polling concluded with Ewart 261 and Kearsley 259.
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London
Oxford
Reading Mercury
Wigan
Carlow
Ewart
Nightingale
Brownlow
Mr. Ewart
Xolens Volens
Adlington
Reece Bevan
Kearsley
Stockton
Hull
Hull Advertiser
Casarean
Edward Newbegin
Ryton
Woodlark
Pile
Gateshead
Berwick
Douglas
Hablock
North Shields
Elder
Fenwick
Goswick Sands
Lloyd’s
Philosophical Society of Oxford
Graham
Natural History Society of Liverpool
Worrall
Mersey
Dee
Kamp
Saxony
Hopkins
England
France
North Devon
William Molesworth
North
Devon
Buller
Duncombe
Mr. Buller
Edinburgh
Leatham
John Ross
Sir John
O Connell hints at repeal drive and rail plan in Ireland
Daniel O Connell writes from London in 1839 predicting Irish repeal activism. He outlines delaying tactics, opposition by Tory and radical factions to railways, and a step by step plan to equalise franchises, form a national movement, and ultimately pursue repeal of the Union through the Precursor Society and mass petitions.
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Ennis
Weaiden
Waterford
Leitrim
Lord Clements
Dusiix
O’connell
London
Ray
Dublin
Commons
Ireland
House of Commons
England
College-green
National Association For
Repeal of the Union
Daniel O’connel
T. M. Ray
Precursor Society
Canadians in War News From the Great Western
Dispatches recount executions and trials in Canada and New England. Names such as Hindenlang de Lorimer Narbonne and Holmes appear tied to murder charges. Reports describe habeas corpus rulings, arrests for treason, and frontier raids with prisoners and executions listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Western
Charles Hindenlang
Odletown
C. de Lorimer
P. R. Narbonne
Quebec
Teed
Panet
Bedard
England
Tasche
Kamouraska
Holmes
Sorel
Madame Tasche
Dr. Holmes
United States
Quebec Mercury
Nelson
New Hampshire
Megantic
Montreal
Hindenlang
de Lorimer
Narbonne
Lower Canada
Burlington
Vermont
Doctor Holmes
Mackenzie
Colonel Moody
van Buren
Prescott
Kingston
London
Kinestex
Abbey
Swete
Buckley
Delano
George
Peeler
Lawton
Andersen
Woodruff
von Shoultz
Phelps
Leiper
Hone
Corn Laws and Chartists Meet to Debate Proposals
The National Convention chaired by Mr Maling discusses state of the country as delegates read returns from constituencies. A later meeting at Lowther Rooms chaired by the Duke of Buckingham endorses continued opposition to corn laws and urges persistent action for free trade across cities including Manchester and Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maling
Bath
Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Jones
Wales
Lowther-rooms
Strand
Duke of Buckingham
C. Knightley
G. T. Harcourt
du Pre
Plumptre
Fleming
Bagge
Compton
Eaton
Praed
Long
London
Harcourt
M.P
Manchester
Birmingham
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Dundee
Halifax
Huddersfield
Leeds
Derby
Nottingham
Leicester
Bradford
Preston
Bolton
Stockport
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Foreign Intelligence
Hanover
Assembly of States
Eonvest Aucustus
Baron de ScHee
Wiremberg
Bavaria
Augsburg
Rome
Signor Capaciani
Malta
Sicily
Zurich
Council of State
Strauss
the Metropolis
Liverpool Albion
Great Western Steam Ship
Princes-street
Bristol
Maze
Claxton
American Congress
Saltcoats
Robert Fullarton
Fullarton
Ardrossan
Crown Counsel
Ayr
Glasgow Chronicle
Bond
Cresswell
Philosophical Hall
Mrr. Acland
Beaumont
Redfearn
Taylor
Huddersfield Union
Jem O’ T’ Pan
Boile
Halifax Express
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