News from China and India on British on formosa dispatches
Overland mail from Marseille brings 3 February intelligence of British suffering in the Nerbudda and Ann disasters at Formosa. Sir Henry Pottinger denounces massacres of 100 plus Europeans and Indians, promising punishment and retaliation. Riots at Canton and attacks on British factories follow, with reports of fires, plunder, and evacuations as British traders appeal for protection while awaiting imperial resolution.
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China
India
ANP
Canton
Marseilles
Overland Mail
Chinea
Barris
Henry Pottinger
Amoy
Ann
Formosa
Seath
Nerbudda
Serang
Europe
America
Tadia
Gully
Macao
Pekin
Destaverion
Fort William
Howque
Fitz-Star
Minggun
Mr. Murrow
No. 2
Suntowtun
Hoglane
Tis
Mingqna
Toreden
Erage Nce
Foo Pre
Hy. Tla
Henry
Vral
Patriot Party
Proserpine
Sir H. Gough
Hugh Gough
Sir Henry Pottinger
Hong Kong
Sir Henry Pottiner
H. Pottinger
Hongkong
Government House
Whampoa
Elepgo
Dir. Thom
anll-English
Singapore
Endy Tive
Dido
Sir Hugh Gough
Madras
Shere Singh
Bundlekind
Lord Ellenborough
Ferozepore
Lahore
Delhi
Apra
Meerut
Col
Palmer
Ghuznee
Anderson
Troup
Boyd
Eyre
Waller
Affghanistan
Shelton
Pottinger
Cubal
Scinde
Outram
C. Napier
Ameers
Indus
Joan
Legislative Council
Rajeh
Sattara
Bombay
Supreme Court of
Hong-kong
Theatre
Royel
Messra
Dutronquoy and Co
N.B
Emerson Tennent
Lord Fillenborough
Ellenborough
Dutronquar
Ellenboroug
Grammer
Tweeddale
Foreign dispatches recount Paris crisis and naval moves
Fragmented intelligence from Paris outlines deputies voting on Caribbean issues, tremors in Franco British relations, and reported aid to Guadaloupe. It sketches a tense mood in England with talk of pensions, war demands, and potential treaties influencing policy, alongside shipping and commodity news.
Court reports and society notes from 1849 periodicals
A long paragraph of mixed items recounts rumors of resignations at the Court of Exchequer, then notes the Bailey case in Newgate, delay in transportation, and prison reforms. There is coverage of a charity anniversary in Dublin with royal guests and large donations, plus income tax appeals in Marylebone and a workhouse inquiry into infant mortality. Also included are trials for rape on a child, a murder in Rothbury, and a mortality table for the metropolis with weekly death tallies across districts.
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Court of Exchequer
Bailey
Central Criminal Court
Newgate
Cope
St. Patatee
Freemasons’ Tavern
Royal
Prince George of Cambridge
Lord Eliot
Baron Knesebeck
Prince Albert
Ireland
Duke of Northumberland
Lesoxe
Marylebone
Major Nayler
Messrs
Fielder
Hunt
Eliot
Marylebone-lane
Court House
St. Manutesoxe
St. Marylebone
New-road
Special
Poor-Law Commission
C. Calley Havingeen
Thorne
Farre
Hancock
Sodell
Peter
Canyceny
Suissz
Lonp Lowther
C. Wetherall
Suisse
Goodere
de Gex
C. Wetherell
Siscuran
Gills
Three Compasses
King-street
Golden-square
George Henry Meek
Silver-street
Mr. Crane
Alexander Menzies
Glendeer
Maidstone Assizes
Maidstone
Rothbury
Rithbury
Garley Bank
William Weatherston
George Hindaugh
Weatherston
Hindhaugh
George Brown
Riches
Reed
Russell
George Hindbaugh
Newcastle Chron
Tavistock Election and Other Parliamentary News
Writs issued for a new seat at Market Cross with Attorney-General T B C Smith standing unopposed. Tavistock elected Mr J Salisbury Tre/lawny liberal over Mr H Vincent chartist after early polling showed Vincent leading, final majority for Tre lawny. Also details of Camomile Electorate and other public notices and budget summaries appear in this issue.
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J. Rundle
Gill
John Salisbury Trelawny
Sleeman
Pearce
H. Vincent
Secombe
Trelawny
Fitzroy Kelly
Foster
Graytry F. Berkerey
Mr. East
Sir R. Inglis
London
Graxtley Firananpinoz Benxeteyr
Tue
TuHames Funnel
Duke of Wellington
Isambard Brunel
House of Commons
Great Britain
Ireland
Schools of Design
Oxford
Cambridge
University of London
Universities
Scotland
Roman Catholic College
Royal Irish Academy
Royal Hibernian Academy
Royal Dublin Society
Belfast Academical Society
British Museum Establishment
National Gallery
Museum of Economic Geology
Puerre Worrs
Parliament
Treasury
Home Department
Privy Council Office
Office
Lord Privy Seal
State Paper Office
Privy Council
Law Asp Justice
England
Queen's Remembrancer's Office
Court of Exchequer
Bethlem Hospital
Prison Board
Dublin
Bermuda
Gibraltar
New South Wales
van Diemen's Land
Ruznar
Greenwich
Eastern Counties
Brigh Croydon
Liverpool
Manchester
Brig
Court of Review and London Justice in Saturday Sessions
Reported proceedings show Lord Huntingtower's bankruptcy case delaying after late affidavits. Westminster Court of Requests denied extra compensation to Covent Garden chorus, citing absence of written agreement. Lunatic Stevenson case before the lord mayor confirms mental unsoundness. Guildhall murder trial of Patrick Doyle. Fleet Street theft by a swindler. Bow Street run suspect linked to a returned convict. Marylebone indecent assault case. St Patrick’s Day drunkenness and violence cases across Clerkenwell with a dying victim in hospital.
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Court OF Review
Lord
Lord Huntingtower
J. Russell
J. L. Knight Bruce
Westminster Court OF Requests
Buon
Covent-garden Theatre
Bunn
Mansion House
Victoria
Lome Department
John Bright
Kirk
Jerusalem
Alexander Johnson
Stevenson
David
Israel
God
Dr. Johnson
Daniel Stevenson
Lochwinnoch
Mr. Stevenson
Christ
Guildhall
Munosr
Patrick Doyle
Alderman Musgrove
Ellen Doyle
Ellen M‘queanbe
Royal Exchange
Milton-street
Cripplegate
Ireland
Liverpool
London
Sparey
Newgate
Dasminc Ronpery
Swett Mos
Fleerstbert
Thomas William Sharpe
Brixton
Daniel For
Rester
Fleet-street
Poppin's Court
Forrester
Sharpe
Bow Street
Henry Green
Hoxton
Twyford
Fife
Charles Harper
Thornton
Custom House
Pooney
Harper
Finsbury Square
Marylebone
Ixvawocs
Long
Homerrow
New Road
Hyde-park-gardens
Clerkenwell
St. Patrick’s Day
Carey
St. Giles's
China
Greenwood Leumediatsky
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