Contested Greek appointments and Swiss troop plan stir Europe
Reports from Rome and Bologna reveal friction over Greek provisional representation and censorship battles. Swiss officer plans a 8000 strong auxiliary force if Paris and Greece clash, with France funding and transporting troops. Belgian rail collision endangers Queen and suite, as injuries prompt official inquiries. An Englishman in Madrid dies by suicide amid stock losses, with British authorities navigating funeral rites and legal steps.
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Posen
Naumon
Barossels
Verviers
Chazal
d'Hane
Liege
Messinger
Aloat
Brussels
Laeken
Svicioz
Wilton
Madrid
Stock Exchange
Sth
St. Martin's
Porta Call
Mepara
Birley
Rge
Messrs. Birlay
Prathcroft
Preston
Sriahman
James Barlow
Wigan
Manchester Express
Plymouth
Queen's Head
Devonport
Henry Humphrey Gilbert
Eliza M.minn
China
Pembroke Street
Pedler
Queen
M'Mion
Elize Cord
Gilbert
Joseph Pedler
Queenstreat
C. Tripe
William John Grogan
Keslah Cook
Eliza Card
Tripe
Royal Navy
Bodmin
Millbrook
Rome
Lymouth
Jersey
Exeter
Rochford
Mey
Union
Cudd
John Terry
James Willsmore
Canewdon
Josiah Scraggs
Willsmore
Abraham Hockley
Verpon
Willemore
Wwillemore
Richard Hodges
John Patten
Union House
Low
South Staffordshire
Walsall
Rolfe
South
Cnet
Tata
Wedosbury
Wolverhampton
Wednesbury
North
Staffordshire
Model Baths in Whitechapel to Promote Clean Habits
A new model establishment at Gouletun Square Whitechapel nears completion to promote cleanliness among the poor. It features 96 baths with hot and cold water, 96 washing rooms, steam heating, and a drying chamber, plus a 80 000 gallon water tank and cost estimates of 10 000 to 12 000 pounds. The project aims to reduce bodily filth and improve living conditions with affordable rates.
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Galaworthy
Gouletun Square
Whitechapel
Department of Sanitary Reform
Baly
Sorbee Oy
Whittington Club
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Douglas Jerrold
Bank of England
Colonel Thompson
George Dawson
Carte
Misa Rainforth
Bassano
Hawes
Richard Whittington
London Stone
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Chevalier Bunsen
Harcourt
Dickenson
Holman
R.N
Percy Shelley
Bart
Ford
Jeff
Delepierre
Dromet
Hessey
Amyot
Hawkey
H. Evie
R. Winthrop
G. P. R. James
Eng
Earl of Orford
Dr. Meyer
M.D
T. Dyke Acland
Tay Buartisa Ano Foreign Schior Society
Mondey
Exeter Hall
Samuel Garney
Eay
Earl of Chichester
Lord Ebrington
M.P
Walter Stirling
R. Vernon Smith
H. Pownall
John Wilks
Wilsow Tooke
Dr. Burnett
Tast
Wales
George Clayton
Vernon Smith
Joby Rosell
Lord Grey
Prince Albert
Sergeant Thompson
S. R. Hall
Duke of Bedford
Hanover Square
Robert Grosvenor
Nervanta
Hodgson
Agar Robarts
Tur Law Association
Poe
The
Law Association
Incorporated Law Society
Chancery Lane
T. J. Burgoyne
Alge
Albion
Aldersgatd Street
Duke of Cambridge
Questa
Messrs. Stables
Public meeting feared over high food prices in Bir Birmingham
The Bir mingham district notes a planned public hall meeting to address rising food costs and scarce labour. A petition is drawn urging the Bank of England to issue £1 notes to replace gold coin, to ease supply and support wages amid nationwide distress.
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Birlingham
Calais
Commons
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Birmingham
Hon. House
Bank of England
United Kingdom
Manchester
Atsmuina Froop
Medlock
Ireland
Measre
Binley
Fairweather
Cambridge Street
Mesara
Whitworth
Wakefield Street
Smith Street
Anvil Street
Frank Strest
William Street
Snodsy
Alrady
Ireland news from Dusur Clonmel meeting on Young Ireland
Reports from Dusur Ireland describe Clonmel Union agitation at the Concufetion Hall where John O Connell and Rev M Hugh sparred over reconciliation with Old and Young Ireland. The rent rose to £50 as crime and unrest spread through Clare, Limerick, and surrounding counties amid warnings and police mobilization.
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Clonmel
Lta
Corn Exchange Exchequer
Burghmage
Patrick Contello
Ireland
John O'Connell
Bir
M‘hugh
Arail
Qmith Blood
Castlefergus
Clare
Cremoland
Lucius O'Brien
Mr. Blood
Mr. Blood Smith
Sen
Mr. Wallplete
Mr. Wallplate
Jem
Blood Smith
Wallplate
Newmarket
Fergus
Evans
Barron
Limerick
Dublin
Board of Works
Scariff
Rathkeale
Cork
Castlemartyr
Earl of Shannan
Iitxzss
Dra. Stokes
Furcell
Dusux
Ardancrusha
Meelick
Aberpancrosa
Delmege
Castlepark
Goggin
Ardoacraosha
Taylor
Pat Griffin
Griffin
Williams
Napier
B Hussare
Lord Killeen
Ardoccronha
Stud
Fatal Arrow and Ordeal in Privileged Garden
A lengthy literary critique discusses a Countess Blessington novel built on a fatal arrow. The narrator describes Herbert's guilt, murder, concealment in a cavern, and the tormented descent into madness as he contemplates confession and disposal of the corpse amid moonlit caverns and riverbank rescue attempts. The passage weighs artful portrayal of mental conflict against morbid subject matter.
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Maxwapuxe Hranesson
Tae
FaTat
Countess of Blessington
London
Richard Bentley
Herbert
Lady Blessington
Figgins
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