France and Rome in turmoil as Jesuit issue stirs Paris
Reports from Paris detail Thiers backed government moves to close Jesuit establishments and disperse their order, amid debates on church-state relations. The French chamber supports strict enforcement of laws against Jesuits, with discussions extending to fortifications and Paris defense plans.
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Metropolis Notes and Missionary Society Meeting
The Metropolis reports an anniversary at the London Tavern presided by the Earl of March with many peers and a near £900 raised. The Wesleyan Missionary Society held a large Exeter Hall meeting led by the Marquis of Brecknagh with speakers including Sir G Rose and Mr Fox Maule. subscriptions and thanks followed.
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Dundalk gathering voices Irish defiance and threats
A Dundalk demonstration is described with OConnell leading a fervent address denouncing English authority. Speakers threaten future action and possible war within three months, promising resistance and urging Irish unity against Britain. The report includes aftermath notes on political figures and public notices.
Mexico protest over Texas annexation by United States
The Mexican foreign minister protests to France England and Spain against U S annexation of Texas. He argues the act violates justice and good faith, condemns Congress and the U S government, and vows Mexico will defend its honor and territory, asserting longstanding U S breaches and demanding respect for international law. The note is endorsed by Luis G Curran.
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Insolvency Court to Declare Dividend on Mathews Debt
Debtors court examines the insolvency of Mr Mathews from 1842 with about £270 available for creditors. Creditors attended. Covent Garden Theatre listed for £6166, annuity debt £3073 disallowed. Walmsley Keightley contested £3269 claim. Madame Vestris connection noted. Schedule totals £26000 with £10000 disallowed for non attendance. A small dividend expected, about 6d in the pound.
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Peeblesshire Election Admits No Contest
Nomination in Peebles for Peeblesshire seat proceeds with no opposing candidate. Mr Forbes Mackenzie stands unchallenged after talks with potential rivals fail, sparking a low turnout and a peaceful, orderly hustings.
Irish tariff fuss and Higgins mock lessons spark Punch remark
The text critiques a Brazilian Chamber of Deputies tariff note misreported in papers, clarifying the 20 percent addition to the tariff rather than an extra duty. It also ridicules Doctor Higgins Catholic Bishop of Ardagh for offering vulgar language lessons, noting his odd system and ties to O’Connell on funding debates.
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