Foreign Intelligence From Paris and Madrid Lapses and Altered Duties
Paris journals report January imports into France fell by 361,439 francs from the prior year, totaling 10,350,169 francs, with hemp, flax, and linen figures. The Siecle notes rumors of a military conspiracy, Marshal Soult’s denial, and suspicious troop movements. Parliament debates abolishing newspaper taxes, DuPont Thouars and Dupetit Thouars subscriptions, and an expanded tariff to protect machinery. Reports from Spain, Italy, Greece, and the West Indies follow, including Carthagena skirmishes, Neapolitan politics, and the Princeton funeral aftermath in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Marshal Soult
Patriote de Soane Et Loire
Algiers
Chalons
Chamber of Deputies
M. Dupin
M. Lamartine
Dupetit Thouars
Caen
Bourbon Vendée
Courrier Francais
Cherbourg
Bricqueville
Pason
Church of St. Louis
Pere la Chaise
Horse Municipal Guard
Pajol
Carabineers
Eccelmans
M. Jacques Laffitte
Imperial Guard
Red Lancers
Dragons de L'impératrice
Moniteur
Marseilles
General de Bar
Duke d'Aumate
Biskara
Ziban
Sidi Okba
Mount Aures
Ben- Ahmet Ben-Hadja
Khaliph
Abd-el-Kader
National
Bedini
Vienna
Rome
Romagna
Italy
Marine
Laplace
Antilles
Moyes
Hamelin
Oceania
America
Turpin
Toulon
Afoniieur
M. Gabriel Delessert
Finance
Paris and Strasburg
M. Gamneron
Count Molé
England
Bourse
Naples
Embezzlement Case In Naval Service Leads To Civil Trial
A steamer at station is investigated by a court of inquiry and pursers committee after embezzlement and forgery schemes surface. The suspect is handed to civil authorities, examined by magistrate Charles Harper, and remanded as public access is reportedly blocked. Admirals attended the examinations. alleged losses range from £1000 to £4000.
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Charles Harper
Harper
Metropolitan Deputation Opposes Amended Poor Law Bill
Delegates from St Marylebone and other metropolitan parishes meet at Marylebone Court to press Prime Ministerial aide Sir James Graham against provisions of the amended Poor Law Bill. They seek exemption for parishes under local acts, raising fears over district schools auditors and asylums. Sir James signals possible amendments and pledges careful consideration after discussion.
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James Geagain
St. Marylebone
St. Georg's
Hanover Square
St. James's
Westminster
St. Mary
Islington
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
St. Luke
Old Street
Marylebone
James Graham
Home Office
G. Bing
T. Wood
C. Napier
T. Weakley
T. S. Duncombe
B. Hall
Frankland Lewis
J. Graham
Sir C. Napier
G. Daniell
Daniell
Boards of Guardians
T. Duncombe
Mr. Duncombe
Poor Law Commissioners
Sir J. Graham
Board of Guardians
James
Duncombe
Lonce
McErnorelitan
Thames
Middlesex
Seine
Paris
Whitehall
Blackfriars
Pimlico
Vauxhall Road
Buckingham Palace
Tothill-street
York-street
Castle-lane
St. Margaret’s Church
Westminster Abbey
Piccadilly
Coventry-street
Leicester-square
Waterloo-bridge
High Street
Bloomsbury
Tottenham-court-road
St. Giles's
Farringdon Street
Holborn Bridge
Royal Exchange
Bank
Wellington
Standard
Society For the Protection OF Trape
Society of Guardians For the Protection of Trade
London Tavern
London
Manchester
England
Farebrother
Brewster
John Johnson
Bleaden
Cotham
Alderman Johnson
Leeks
Uxpel
Thames Tunnel
Rotherhithe End
Wapping
Rotherhithe Tunnel Fair Draws Large Crowd Over Tuesday and Wednesday
Visitors crossed the river in boats to reach the Rotherhithe entrance and filled the tunnel fair with orderly conduct. The interior decorations and stalls were excellent, drawing crowds beyond credit, with an outside gingerbread stalls and performers. The weather was exceptionally fine, boosting attendance on Tuesday and Wednesday before the fair closed on Wednesday night at ten o clock.
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America
Liverrool
Patrick Henry
Delano
New York
Liverpool
Congress
Fox
Washington
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
London
Upland
Florida
Sic
Mobile
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Boston
Charleston
Savannah
Georgetown
Ohio
Michigan
Brandywine
Baltimore
Petersburgh
Richmond City
Jersey
Illinois
Navy
Galveston
Texas
Burleston
Matanzas
Princerox
Princeton
Union
Harrison
General Harrison
Hawley
Buller
Episcopal Church
Laurie
Presbyterian Church
President’s Square
President's
Capitol Square
Treasury
Rotherhithe
Brewer's Pavilion
Ebbw Vale works sold to Colebrook Dale Iron Co
The Ebbw Vale and Sirhowy works were disposed of by private contract to Colebrook Dale Iron Company for £216,000. A cash on delivery transfer is expected in weeks, with potential dividends from 10s to 15s in the pound. workers’ prospects at the plants are noted as likely to improve.
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Bristol
Banxxortcy
Massrs
Harrord, Davies, and Co
Ebbw Vale
Sirhowy
Harris
Colebrook Dale Iron Company
Bristol Mercury
Cambridge
Ramsay
Huntingdonshire
Ingerson
Poole
Ingeraon
Cambridge Chronicle
Hereford
Claston Estate
Dornington
E. Foley
Stoke Edith Park
Cadnor's Hill
Mes
Repeal meeting notes amid murders and evictions in Ireland
Ireland reports a Repeal Association meeting chaired by Mr Castello with notes from Mr O Connell on England's governance. It records 26,000 added signatures to the petition, a Tipperary murder by two nephews, public Ulster meetings on the Presbyterian marriage question, evictions in Wicklow Carlow and a Dublin church dilapidation case, and a misstep by revenue police near an 11th regiment drill.
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Dustin
Repeal Association
Castello
O'Connell
England
O'Brien
America
Keating
Ardfionane
Tipperary
Ulster
House of Lords
Tullow
William Reville
Ardein
County Wicklow
Carlow
Doherty
Lord Devon
Evening Mail
R. Peel
Bisnors
Werpons
Ire Lane
Sandes
Dublin
Paine
Her Majesty
Bugle
Black Jackets
Athone Paper
Deduction of Sabbath Pranks by Scottish Youths Ended
In Scotland the kirk has faced disruptions as bands of young lads mock sermons with frolics in pews and cards. Police superintendent Mr Livingstone observed the Abbey church gambols and arrested the ringleader, a cunning tailor, placing him in a gaol cell.
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Episcopal Chapel
Hooky Walker
Livingstone
Fife
Factorings And The Factory System A Victorian Defence
A London review defends Dr. W. Cooke Taylor's analysis of factory labour against humanitarian criticism. It argues machinery increases employment, reduces toil, and that factory children receive food and education, challenging anti machinery crusades and praising gradual adoption amid urban poverty.
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W. Cooke Taylor
London
Jeremiah How
Lancashire
League
Lord Ashley
Taylor
Factory life and Ten Hours' Bill debate in Victorian era text
A lengthy excerpt describes model factory cottages with gardens and baths, praising housing for workers. It contrasts comfort found in such dwellings with a later critical passage predicting economic harm from banning juvenile and female labor via the Ten Hours' Bill, arguing it would shift demand to other regions and reduce profits.
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Lancashire
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
England
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la Verdad
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Ulemas
Sultana Valide
West Indies
Ee Arnival
West India Mail Pacific
Savery
Sourzameron
Royal West India
Bermuda
Fayal
Trinidad
Henry M‘leod
Manuel Martine
Henry
Foncery
Malta
Sparks
Rundle
Thomas D. Penrose
Polyphemus
the Metropolis
Literary Chronicle
St. Giles'’s
Ashton
Curgeon
Coleton
Harcourt
Major Blair
Ensign Hardyman
Hardyman
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Mr. Hardy
Daleton
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Thas Ton
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Iapis
John Mortimer
Alexander
East India
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