Fortifications Paris and political tremors abroad
A digest of foreign intelligence reports wide ranging from Paris fortifications with cost and extent to the currency of European crises. It notes Lecomte’s regicide, salt tax reform passage, Thiers tour of Paris fortifications, Ottoman and Polish dispatches, and financial market moves in Paris and Brussels.
The Mastesssip fill by Brooks QC in Ireland column
In Dvaurs April 23 report the vacancy from John Seely Townsend’s resignation is filled by Brooks QC as Chancery barrister. Also notes on Baron's sentence, Cashel catastrophe, Glengall estate distress rent notice, Repeal Association talks, and a critique of early railway pamphlets and magazines.
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Dvaurs
Chaxceau
John Seely Townsend
Brooks
Q.C
BigaNy
Trox Mn Bronx
Baron Richards
Cashel
Glengall
Caher
Freeman's Journal
England
Ireland
Earl of Glengall
Caber
Jons Cuayron
Repeal Association
Smith O'Brien
Daniel O'Connell
London
Sir
Osborne
Ward
Peulett Scrope
Freland
Hawes
William S. O'Baren
T. al. Ray
Metropolis Governors meet at college with large annual report
The annual meeting of the college governors was chaired by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The secretary reported increased prosperity and a rise in students since last year, with 955 total pupils and a funded balance. Officers for the new year were elected and thanks given to the president as the court dissolved.
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Portugal
Axoruga
Mscangellos
Lisnos
Tocsia
Guimaraes
Minho
Terrorem
8Th Infantry
Braga
Oporto
Prado
Ponela
Costa Cabral
Covado
Lisbon
Count Thomas
Cortea
Ciudad Rodrigo
Christina
Madrid
Toledo
Kenouskeag
Pearson
Drummond
Franklin Bridge
Brewer
Bangor
Kenduskeag
Penobscot
Basin Mills
Orono
Corporation
Giovese
Shepherd
George Staunton
Bart
M.P
Lord Radstock
Earl of Dartmouth
W. E.gladstone
Justice Patteson
Archdeacon Harrison
Alderman Thompson
Lean
Great Western
London
Birmingham
South Western
South Eastern
Bristol
Midland
York
North Midland
Hull
Selby
Lamont
J. J. Mullard
Londox
Lord Mayor's Court
Schapman
T. Wilde
Tarmoat
Corporation of London
Wood Street
Manchester
Scotland
England
Fisteta
Albion Tavern
Aldersgate-street
Salmon
Henry J. Richardson
London ‘Tavern
Benjamin Bond Cabbell
Fleury Scrambler
Enq
G. Bangley
Clerkenwell Schools
Ron Racceo Cutronex
Clerkenwell Sunday Schools For
Amwell Street
Lord Ashley
Hugh Hughes
St. John’s, Clerkenwell
Schoon
Fanknur
Debenham
Freemasons’ Tavern
Briggs
Lord Arundel
Charles Langdale
O'Connell
Eng
Charles Laugdsle
Public meeting opposes tariff changes in Birmingham area
A crowded open ground meeting near railway stations, presided by Mr. Cooke of Dudley, urged Parliament to pair Tariff changes with protections for British industry and tax relief. The resolution criticized Sir R. Peel's Tariff and Corn Bill, demanding cheaper taxes, a shorter workday, and duties repealed on malt and tea, while proposing a tax on the rich. A petition was prepared for the House of Lords via Earl Stanhope.
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Roscius
Eldridge
Philadelphia
Senate
Cass
Oregon
England
Pacific Ocean
M. Hannegan
Caas
Mr. Benton
Benton
Webster
Capiacatielt
Vass
Europe
Col. Benton
Charleston
Havanna
Vera Cruz
Stidel
Mexico
United States
Slidell
Paredes
Tts
California
Aux Cayes
St. Domingo
Pierrot
M. Rabhbiere
4Negra
Yucatan
House of Assembly
Britain
Nova Scotia
Genessee
London
Treasury
House of Representatives
Wall-street
Maine
BoxGox
Birmingham
Mospar Niout
Prinie Martine
Orrose
Mr. Cooke
Dudley
Mason
R. Peel
Tennent
Brooterre O'Brien
House of Lords
Earl Stanhope
St. Mirens
Bissincham
Lloyd, Forte, and Co
Old Parkfield
Wednesbury
Adderbrook and Son
Mensrs
Bills and Mills
Jones, Darlaston
John Bagnell and Sons
Law of Copyment and Copyright Reform
Panizzi of the British Museum argues that the current copyright law harms public libraries by failing to secure copies of every new book. He proposes either a robust copyright act or a monetary remedy to cover deficiencies, suggesting publishers deliver copies to the Museum before public reading.
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Panizzi
British Museum
London
Dominions
Wordsworth
Beethoven
God
General Baron Meunier Dies in Paris at 72
General Baron Meunier, veteran of the Empire, died in Paris at age 72. His wife, a daughter of painter Davis, survives him. The report notes his wounds in major battles and long service in the republic era.
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Baron Meunier
Republic
Paris
Davis
Tue
Aspovern Ustox
T 9
House of Commons
Lord Courtenay
Etwall
Wakley
Manners Suttos
B. Disraeli
T Duncombe
W. D. Christie
Fielden
Mr. Mundey
Andover Union
Parker
Board of Guardians
Westlake
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Foreign Intelligence
Lecomte
Luxembourg
Chamber of Deputies
M.demesmay
M. Lamartine
M. Talabot
Journal Des Dévats
MM. de Boutenieff
Pontifical
Rome
Basilian Abbese
Mieczislawska
Este
Journal Des Debcats
Lord Cowley
Baron Fagel
Low Countries
Lovia Philipps
M. Demesmay
Bordeaux and Cette
Duke of Antrose
Threbic Pacha
Tuilleries
Ibrahin
Pacha
Turkey
Ibrahim Pacha
Napoleon
Egypt
Elysere Bourbon
Em-peror
Moniteur
Zollverein
Rhine
Mayence
Bieberich
Neuburg
Searbruck
Univers
Holy Father
Vatican
Riatib
Naples
Algiers
Marshal Bageacd
d’'Aumate
Ain-el- Hadjer
Abd-el Kader
Si-Mohamed
Ben-Abdallah
Setif
Damentel
Cierife
Collo
Philippeville
Bouthaleb
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Monteresy
Basle
Dieppe
Paris and Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Belgium
Brussels
M. D'Elbouque
Ghent
M.de Theux
BPAIN
Manero
Orenge
Puig Semper
Santiago
Pontevedra
Vigo
Concha
Villafranca del Vierzo
Iriarte
Bayonne
Narvaez
Don Enrique
Galicia
Rivadoe
Guardia
Coronna
Heraldo
Coache
la Reina
America
Eco del Comercio
Berges
Vittoria
Aranjuez
San Fernando
Isabel
Malaga
Saxe Coburg
Spain
Espanol
Espectador
Tue Iyavseectrox
Gallicia
Don Jose de la Conchas
Cocheiro
de Solis
Zamore
Gijon
Segovia
Oviedo
Villaviciore
Solis
Cornone
Mandonedos
Gil
Joe Mantinez
Evozxio Reoonec
Qor
Constantinople
Mahmood Pasha
Hassan Effendi
Shamul
Childer
Porte
Hassan
Erzeroum
M. Titoff
Poland
Augsburgh
Vienna
Berlin
Republic of Cracow
New Zealand
Fitzroy
Auckland
Gazelle
Grey
Bay of Islands
Duncan
Clarke
Heki
Kawaila
Envrrions
Mount Heca
Copen
Ragen
Reikavik
Iceland
Hecla
Pherson
Rapgen
Literary Chronicle
Tre Bee
Goors
Shoreham Harbour
Brighton
Ma. Hartinent
Exchayn
Colburn
Ainsworth, Chapman and Hall
Ainsworth
Chapmar
Hall
Fraser's Magazine
Nickisson
the Union
Barker
J White
Fleet Street
Fisher, Son and Co
Afitchell
Red Lion Court
George Cruikshack
Bentley
United Kingdom
James Troup
Ely— Pelham Michardson
Corphill
Effense
Troup
Railway Board
South Eastern District
South Eastern Company
North Kent
Railway Acrip
the Metropolis
Tursuay
Dagapril
Yeater- Jaay
Kingerood
Thomas Nash
William Kent
William Jambert
James Morgan
Janes Nargan
William Lambert
Derbyshire
Brcop
Melbourn Association For the
Roe Buck Inn
F. Fox
Melbourn
Association
Robinson
Roe Buck
Reynard
Derbyshire Advertiser
Jersey
G. le Cnoxton
Mulberry Cottage
le Cronier
Mary le Gendre
Manuel
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