Foreign Intelligence Overview From Paris and Global Dispatches
Reports from Paris say opposition objections to a France Britain commerce treaty hinder progress. Liberal and legitimist factions unite against government tactics. a Gazette Auvergne trial ends in imprisonment and fines for the paper's manager. Dispatches cover Spain Portugal Americas Canada New Zealand Australia and Cape of Good Hope, detailing political shifts, naval actions, uprisings, and economic distress across nations.
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Paris
Commierce
France
Great Britain
National
Gazette Auvergne
M. Isambert
NM. Berryer
Gazette d
Carliat
Auvergne
Deposite Party
Procureur
Louis Philippe
Joses Berryer
Thiers
Barrot
Lawson
Cour Royale
Cassidy
Miss Bellew
Jady
M. Blanchet
Prussia
New Zealand
Australia
Port Nicholson
Sydney
the Gazette
New South Wales
Hobson
Port Philip
van Dieman’s Land
South Australia
Cape
Extract from a letter on the siege of Chusan 1841
Dated October 24 1841 a correspondent writes from Chusan describing British operations against Chinese fortifications and a hill assault by the 55th regiment. He notes Chinese resistance their bravery and the capture of the city walls with few injuries on their side and a makeshift native hospital for wounded soldiers.
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Curvsan
Calcutta
Chugan
Tam
Chinhae
Ningpo
Chusan
Jass
Metropolis Society meetings vote grants for chapels and churches
A long report covers a Monday gathering of the Tas Ixconroratep Society at St Martin's in the Fields chaired by the Archbishop of York. Bishops, MPs, and clergymen debated grants totaling several thousand pounds for chapels and church restorations across Hull Morlborough Westmorland Manchester etc. The meeting praised voluntary gifts and emphasized free sittings for the people.
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Tas Ixconroratep Society For Eurpme Cuvacess, Crapzts, &c
St. Martin’ Place
Ae Square
York
London
Durham
Ely
Cardele
Chester
Saketerry
Bangor
Hereford
Bay Trinity
Hull
Splcomb
Morlborough
Devon
Firbank
Kirkby Lonsdale
Westmorland
Barford
Wickshire
St George’s Church
Manchester
Agnaworth
Lancashire
Wheatenhurst
Gloucestershird
Aldringham
Suffoltes
Steeple Claydon
Backlinghdmehiré
Llanbadamfynydd
Radnorshire
Sankey
Prescot
St. Lawrence
Southampton
Nailsea
Somersetshire
East Grafton
Great Bedwin
Wiltshire
Evanogexical Voluntant Cavizen Association
Bridge-house
Bridge
C. Eardley Smith, Bart
Europe
Providence
Voluntary
Hear
Messrs
Barnett
Archer
Aldis
Campbell
Church of England
Apsley Pellatt
Pellatt
Arches Court
John, Moss
Thomas Piper
Burnett
Jerusalem
Anists’ Benevolent Fund
Freemasons’ Tavern
Solly
Cooper
Dimond
Wagstaff
Wyon
Dodd
M.P
B. B. Cabbell
F.R.S
Martin
John Knowles
John Russell
J. Swinburne, Bart
Duke of Sutherland
Lord Wharncliffe
J. S. Newton
Duke of Cambridge
Fox
Newbon
King’s Head
Poultry
Spain
Richard Thornton
Bondholders plan conversion plan for Spain debt 1842
A meeting of bondholders and officials discussed converting overdue coupons into new Three per Cent stock aimed at easing Spain’s treasury. Resolutions praised Spain’s government, supported eventual repayment in 1843, and thanked key advocates including Surrey Bull and R C Wyllia. The session adjourned after unanimous carry.
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Benor Surray Bull
Piyts
Atex
Penenne
Interven
Thomas Thornton
Spain
Surray Roll
Cortes
Surrey Bull
R. C. Wyllia
Committee of the Stock Exchange
Don Carlos
Thornton
France
Tuames Ancling Parsonvation Society
Freemasons’ Tavern
Henry Perkins
Hanworth Park Square
Thames
Farnell
London
Hy Pears
Aiza
Jackin
Isleworth
Richmond
Twickenham
Ted Mington
Usthc MrEtine
Joe Masters
Boor Axpd
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Clerkenwell Cuvaca-Bate
Ventry
St. John’s
House of Commons
St. Clement
Eastcheap
Royston
Speaker
Committee of Ways and Means
Licessep Vietvartens’ School
London Tavern
Charles Barclay
Surrey
Blake
Payne
St. Dunstan's Hill
Thames Street
Henry Sephard
Funnel
Cross Jane
Sephard
Cross-lane
Drowned editor Mulligan's death murky in Bath inquiry
In Bath on Friday and Saturday anxiety rose over editor Thomas Mulligan of the Bath Herald allegedly dying by his own hand. An inquest Monday heard a note, testimonies, and evidence from fellow townsmen, with a verdict of accidental drowning reached as to how the death occurred. The Bath Gazette laments the loss and hints at personal and financial distress behind the tragedy.
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Spain
Metifelton
Omcn
Bokrs
Palepehb
Bay of
Gibraltar
Gib
Faltar
Sabie
Barcelona
Ayuntamismto
Republic of Death
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Espronceda
Bath
Surcipz
Mulligan
Norfolk Crescent
Dredge’s Bridge
A. H. English
London
Monmouthshire Iron and Coal Company
Mr. Manners
John Cholditch
Kingmead Terrace
William Meyler
Bath I Herald
Thomas Mulligan
Bath Gazette
Bingley
Ferrano
Ferrand
Knaresborough
Vale Mill
W. Ellis
Castlefield
Dubb Mills
D. W.sharp
Milligan
W. Nichole
Morton
Samuel Nichola
John Moore and Sons
Cowes
Amiable
Rosacita
Havannah
Hamburg
Barbour
Perth
Earl de Grey
Providence
Williams
Aden
Dover
Caurcu
Wood
Eastry
Sandwich
Henry Wade
Charles Brady
Brisk
William Codd
Bellino
Henry Harvey
Lydia
Esser Herald
Greenoce
Royal Adelaide
Greenock
Gourock
Battery Point
James Watt
Adelaide
Eidderminster
AXCE
Kidderminster
Mr. Fry
Church of England
S. R. Water
Tomkinson
Liverpool
Messia
Robinson
Latham
St. George's Dock
St. Nicholas
Whitty
Samunge
Lord Mayor O Connell delays arrival in Cork amid defense plans
The text reports Lord Mayor Daniel O Connell to arrive in Ireland after the recess. He writes to Cork electors urging vigilance to defend the Cork election against a petition. Other items note Samuel Grey's shooting case adjournment, a Galway judge's luncheon incident, and various assizes and whiskey price changes in Cork.
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Ireland
Cork
London
Dantel O’connell
Lord Stanley
Samuel Grey
James Cunningham
Monaghan
Crown Court
Sponts
Rue West
Galway
Sgpitiovus
O'Conner
Queen's County
Traleekeny
Patrick Healy
Comn
Healy
Mary Healy
Crown
Robert Piel
Irnee
Peel
Vr Dugtin
M. O'Connell
Corn Exchange
An of Conk
House of Commons
O’connell
Roche
Sacred anniversaries and politics stir religious press reflections
The piece discusses March religious observance and presses for more religious instruction amid state finances. It questions taxing and war funding versus peace and mercy, citing Mr Inglis's motion and the first income tax as separate tests of policy. The East India discussions cover Cabool and Afghan war finances, with Mr Mater critiquing continued war and Sir R Peel’s views.
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Tae Star P.rp
Dar
Robert Inglis
England
East India House
Hill Coulie Tabout
Weeding
Affghanst
India
Mater
Hume
R. Peel
Boss B
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