Foreign Intelligence on Scinde and Asia News
The Bombay Times summary reports British gains in Scinde under Sir Charles Napier, treasure and jewels seized at Hyderabad, and naval movements. It covers Dost Mohammed’s position in Kabul, Akbar Khan’s plans, and China trade questions with Hong Kong as a bonded hub. It notes Franco-British and Spanish affairs in Europe and the wider Far East and Caribbean reports.
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Scinde
Simaved
Ggeney
Ellenborough
Sir Charles Napier
Hyderabad
Mecanee
Sir Charles Nier
Charles Napier
Bombay
Charles Apier
Giles
Lieut
Scott
Agra
Ndejkund
Czbil
Akbar Khan
Mohammed
Sul
Chine
Formosa
H. Pottinger
Manilla
Spain
Bombay Times
Napier
Smiail
India
Gia
Lord Ellenborough
Meer Ali Moorad
Beprieces
East India Company
Ameers
C. Taplet
Qatram
Ennis
Godfrey Wery
N.I
Sukkur
N.S. 3d Bombay Cavalry
Sakkur
Khyrpore
Fernzepore
Her
Indus
Europe
Seer
England
Meerut
Korrachee
Tatts
Kerrachee
Romooney
Hyokranad
Mfecca
Geréwhoff
Sir C. Napier
Belochees
Sir Charles
Kurrachee
Sir Grisbe
TF N
Casnut
Cabul
Lahore
Dost Mohammed
Seikh
Passaub
Akhbar Khan
Jumrood
Corfines
Peshawar
Mohammed Soultan Khan
Cabal
Exameer
Sirdar
Khyber
Pollock
Bulees
Dost
Lord Elienborough
Troup
Cirdar
Meer Waez
Mohammed Akhbar
Leghman
Bombay Castle
Tound
J. ¥. Wintoncry
Seremorpenerst
K C.B
J.’ Tuokasdy
Government of India
J. P. “WitLoucust
Commercian” Nevoctarions
Henry Pottinger
Anchorage
Fees
Imperial Commanssioner
Eleper
Herst Porrixces
Her Majesty's Plenipotentiary
Messrs
China
Nankin
Hong Kong
Peraibe
Akbar
Canton River
Hegnay Portixcen
R. Woosnam
France
Courrier Francais
M. Lagrence
Athens
M. Piscatory
Paris
London
Hyde-park-corner
House of Lords
Turkey
Constantinople
Russia
M. de Bourqueney
Sir Stratford Canning
Austria
Rouen
Taylor
Marseilles
British Attitudes Hold Up River Plate War Efforts
Reports from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video on March 6 describe Monte Video still under siege by General Oribe, with British protection deemed insufficient to end the war. Letters criticize British ministers and warn of serious consequences for British interests in the River Plate. Meanwhile, Porto’s port scene braces for Iberia’s delay and the arrival of new transports carrying mails and cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Liverpool
Monte Video
Gibraltar
Iberia
Pacha
Lisbon
Constantinople
Avon
St. Thomas's
Bermuda
Eliza
Savanna
Imatant
Fayal
The Metropolis and Exeter Hall Meeting Notes
The thirty-eighth general meeting of The Metropolitan, Buirisu and Forefax Schoor Society at Exeter Hall, chaired by Lord John Russell, featured strong praise for religious education while denouncing compulsory schooling. Reports showed funds raised and candidates trained, with ongoing debates over secular versus religious education and several prominent speakers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Earl Fitzwilliam
England
Reid
Baptist Noel
Alder
Wesleyan Society
Johnson
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Al.p
Marquis of Lansdowne
Viscount Morpeth
Earl of
Carnarvon
Mount Stuart Elphinstone
George Staunton
Bart
M.P
Henry Halford
Leake
Holland
Bore C. Lewis
Sydney Smith
H. H. Milman
Recorder
J. Shaw
James Shaw
Baronet
Matthew Wood
W. Heygate
Chamberlain
T. B. Heath
Bank of England
Corporation
Thompson
John Pirie
J. Pirie
Stevens
William Heygate
Wm. Heygate
Pirie
Heygate
Poisoning Suspected in Lateston Deaths In Glamorgan
Authorities in Lateston and Bridgend probe the deaths of Mr Howell and nurse Jane Hurry amid arsenic evidence from Mr Herapath. The inquiry links involvement by Mrs Thomas and her husband, who are jailed, with alleged motive tied to property reversion. A boy witness describes tampering with beer from Mrs Lewis’s house. Further details pending.
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Chapel
Smith
George Sturton
Southey
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Keeble
Greenwich
Col
Fead
Tony
Iatinatoy
Anti Cornlaw League
Clarence Inn
Lower Islington
Bowring
Rayson
W. Wickham
League
Islington
Stead
Harsent
Storrer
Sidney Smith
Ireland
Vincent-Street
Old-street-road
Watson
Shoreditch Workhouse
Herbert Taylor
Robert Peel
Coward
Robert Joseph Cummins
Shoreditch
Maso
Capiste Blakeney
Paxos
Tonian Islands
Sir Edward Blakeney
England
Howard Douglas
Payne
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
George Fewins
Scholes
Milton-Street
Cripplegate
Fore-street
Curry
Yen
Glamorganshipe
TuHe Munpers
Lateston
Bridgend
Howell
Jane Murry
Herapath
Bristol
Jane Hurry
W. Pritchard
H. L. Pritchard
Abraham Verity
Jane Harry
Thomas
John Morgan
Lewis
Morgan
Poison in beer scandal unsettles Wales court inquiry
The statement details suspicions over poison either preexisting in a beer jug or added after drawing. Mrs Lewis is implicated as involvement grows amid witness accounts from Howell's servants and Dr Pritchard. Powell powders, a corked jar, and mixing treacle with powder heighten the case as excitement sweeps Glamorgan and the magistrates prepare further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Matilda Lewis
Edward Leni
Howell
Lomelock
Thomas Cat
Lewis
John David
Thomas
Glamorganshire
Principality of Wales
Irish rate protests grow as seizures spark clashes
Reports from Waterford and surrounding counties detail outraged ratepayers facing impoundment of goods. Observers expect renewed opposition to the Poor Law and heightened enforcement with police, infantry, and artillery involvement. The period notes mass anti‑rate gatherings at Curragh of Kildare and rising public unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerony
Gaultier
Waterford
Dungarvan
Lismore
Ireland
Lord Eliot
House of Commons
Waterford Mail
Dustin
Curragh
Kildare
Corn-exchange
O'Connell
Meath
Dublin
Evers
Tuam Board of Guardians
D. Tully
Waterford Mirror
Hussars
Tramore
Guinness
Buutat Muapes
Inisa Macistrate
Leinster Express
John Gatchell
Coolegegan
King's County
Clonad
Saunders
Coole
Regan
Rathangan
Portarlington
Clonbullogue
Split Glasgow presbyteries echo in two sections
The Glasgow Chronicle notes the Presbytery of Glasgow has divided into two rival sections, each claiming to be the legitimate body, forecasting no clear majority of undisputed commissions and uncertain judgments on disputed cases.
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Heygate
William Hesgate
J. Pirie
W. Heygate
John Pirie
John
Hon
Bart
London Tavern
Sir William
William
Joan Pints
William Heygate
Dart
Guildhall
Coleman-street
Worthy Baronet
Lord Robert Grosvenor
M.P
Hanter
Samuel Probsu
Frederick Kelly
King
Graham
Deny
Hutchinson
Clark
Guthrie
Presbytery
Glasgow
Presbytery of
Glasgow Chronicle
James Clark
Stockwell Street
Royal Infirmary
Mackay
Bes
A. Young
James Graham
Her
Coatbridge
Hamilton
Her Majesty
Mary M‘millan
Brock
Langloan
Airdrie
Old Monkland
Mary St.Millag
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Senor Cortina
Senor Olozaga
MM. Mendizabal
Eco del Comercio
Naples
Sardinia
Algibes
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Mascara
Oran
Beni
Alpiers
M. de Boutenieff
Principality of Servia
Wutsitch
Fetroniewitsch
Servia
Kiamil Pasha
Belgrade
Sultan
Hafiz Pathe
Azigsburg
Sth
Serii
Alexander
Porte
Hafiz Pasha
Nezib
Indies
Mexico
Falmouth
Stratt
Major Crombie
Lieut. Callaghan
Hodgson
Davis
Cohn
Schl
W. Hart
J. Dunn
M. M.laren
John James
George Cotton
St Thomas's
Jamaica
Santa Anna
Yucatan
Pakenham
Doyle
Dee
Guadaloupe
Swansea
Cuba
Steawer
THE
Wheely Chronicle
the Metropolis
Te Eneee
Hesgate
Sacerewan Rene Lbd
Pce
Eedvesecovenenucesenssere
Lonp's-Dar Socrety
Winchester
Freemmagons-hall
Great Queen-street
Plumore
Salisbury
Thomas Wilson
Flyntbourne
R.N
Saumarez
Srawen
Oapuan Asylum
Spee
Bishopsgate Street
Messra
Bathe
Breacie
Earl of Haddington
J. H. Pelly
Lushington
J. John Walter
Nottingham
M‘gregor
Board of Trade
Bir. Fraser
G. F. Young
Nelson
St. Ann's Society
Lord Morpeth
St. Ann’s Society
Queen
Queen Powsner
Duke of Cleveland
City of London
Waseicki Hospital
Albion Tavern
Alderngate-Street
Lord Skelmersdale
Archdeacon Wilberforce
Duke of Sussex
Freemasons
Uke of
Sutherland
Lincoln
Foss
Guiners
Prussia
Protestant Association
Exeterball
Mc Ghes
AL. Stowell
Grey Lonpox Missionary Society
London Missionary Society
Exeter Hall
George Grey, Bart
Church of England
Cause
Hindley
John Bickersteth
J. J. Freeman
West Indies
St. George the Martyr
Williams. Place
Webber-street
Baldwin
L Division
Evans
Suir
Robert of
Suffolk
Sizewell-gap
Aldborough
Sizewell-bank
W. H. Walters
Coast-Guard
Coast-Guard Service
Robert
I. Greenhow and Co
Greenlows and Co
Thomas Thompson
Newcastle
Coastguard
Walters
Admiralty
GaeEenwich
George Smith
Scotland
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