France and Lamartine Thiers dispute settles in chamber
Reports from Paris describe a heated personal exchange between Thiers and Lamartine, condemned Thiers for his conduct, the President stating explanations were given and satisfactory. Debates proceed on armament measures and budget with amendments debated by La Rochejacquelin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Messrs. Thiers
de Lamartine
M. Thiers
M. de Lamartine
Chamber of Deputies
Messrs. de Lamartine
Thiers
Bond
Wthiers
M.thiers
M. de Larochejaquelin
Toulouse
M.de Larochejacquelin Wet
ML. Bethmont
Triiuce
Questinc
Bourges
M. Liediéres
Mons
Ruach
Holland
Louis Philippe
Bayonne
Spain
San Sebastian
Barcelona
Bourbon
M. Piscatory
Greece
Ol. Breeson
Madi
Count St. Anlaire
London
Abd Rl Kair
Kabyles
Gervera Delarue
Westa
Morocco
Abdelave
Hosilisdes
England
United States
Revue de Paris
Abd el Kaler
Miltanah
Brest
Marshal Bugeaud
Posable
Lear
Rencontre Las
Annual general meeting reports progress and plans at Corxustan Mtxixc
The board room at Finsbury Square hosted the annual general meeting of Corxustan Mtxixc Company. Directors presented a financial report showing receipts of £8,400 16s 8d, a loss of £2,842, and a closing balance of £444 1s 1d. no dividend due due to unprofitable old mine, with plans for a new adjacent mine and a projected extra outlay of £6,000 over two years. They announced share forfeiture for unpaid calls.
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Corxustan Mtxixc Company
Finsbury Square
P. Speadley
Banker's
Messrs
Welch
Scott
Prarga
Prarga Boor Axp Homily Societr
Suniversary
Thin’ Society
Exeter Hall
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Lord Bexley
Church of England
Francis Dollman
St. Mark's
Pentonville
Thames Church
AS. Thelwall
M’ceul
St. Paul's
J. H. Ros
Bart
Salisbury
J. P. Plumpie
M.P
Major Mackenzie
Scotuaxp
Ali
Free Church of Scotland
P.M. Stewart
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Mingas
Lvore
Reading
Free Church
Sceland
James Reily
James Reily, Others Waretiss On Business At No. 90, Bunhill Row
Moorfields
Reily
Slig
Rediy
Ravether
Reily Elso
Mallett
Whitecross Street
Mr. Reily
Intex Society
Suffolk-street
Pall Mail
St. James’s-street
Willis's
King-street
Lord Rossmore
Clanricarde
T. Lennard
Assengettis Company
R. Archnald
Eey
Morgan Sohn O'Connell
Evy
M.A. Tune
Esq
Ponsents Barber
Caulfield
Murphy
Dr. Cralg
Dr. Sheridan
F. Mahony
F. Danby
Emerson Tennent
Trish Society
Morgan John O'Connell
Balfe
Allen
Herris
Crowe
Jones
Wallace
Reeves
Literary Fund
Freemasons
Great Queen Street
Lincoln's Inn Fields
the Far
Lord Brougham
Chevalier Bunsen
Lord Mahon
P. Shelley
Lord Colchester
Mr. Macready
Mr. Twiss
Milnes
Robert Peel
Burns
Thomas Hood
Repeal split and Irish members defy Westminster call
Reporting from Dublin and London the piece outlines the Irish Repeal faction’s unified stance against Parliament. It details threats to resist any Serjeant at Arms warrants, the expected debate over coercion, and the likelihood of a test case challenging Parliament’s attendance powers. It also covers reactions to education bills and other public notices, plus theatre and crime notes.
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Repeal
Fa Thua
The
Association
the Freeman
O'Connell
O'Brien
J. O'Connell
Dillon
Browne
Grattan
Hume
Ireland
Westminster
House of Commons
Thry
Joe Hume
Trish
England
Robert Peel
National Association
Duaux
Freeman's Journal
Robert Inglis
Trinity College
Freeman's
Ala
College N Nuo
University of Dublin
Belfast
Cork
Galwas
Spraker
Court of Queen's Bench
Hin
Speaker
Mr. O'Connell
Court of Exchequer
Davis
Young Ireland
Clements
Connell
Court of Common Plas
Georgiana Hill
Earl of
Cul
Shelton
Hill Regiment
Dublin
Philips
Rurnick
Adghaniston
Rovica
Vimivra
Corunna
Canada
Tidin
St. Sebastien
Tuk Menperens
Mar. Dawson
Limerick Chronicle
Patrick Lynch
Edmond Conway
Chari
Dawson
Ballinacurriga
Queen’s Beach
Pallasbeury
William-street
Coppinger
Culemen O'Loghien
Weir
Dannen
Sue
Uial
Neon
Tris
Shine
Jackson
Edward Conway
Charles Dawson
Apringe Angizes
Sachsen
Prisoner Wilson subjected to harsh confinement in Jersey clinic
The report details Mr. Wilson's imprisonment conditions at a Jersey clinic, with restricted communications, solitary lockdown, and inadequate meals. It cites court sanction by a prison board and notes supposed abuse, including barred conversations and surveillance, raising concerns over legal propriety and the conduct of authorities.
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Channel Islands
Vanus Winso
Wilson
Jersey News
Turkey
Ranier
Osir
Wilton
Pstmaster
Ier
C. C. Wilson
Bey
Court of Queen's Bench
Wilson Sea
Prisen
St. Helier’s
Peter le Suer
Hollingford
Pextason Pinany
Alhiagh
Regin
Mani
Iran
Ike T
Crispin
Wighbearrhaud
Carelers
Etrae
Namber
Walton
Var
Stafford
O Connell Defies Speaker and Serjeant at Arms
In Ireland May 8, a Dublin correspondent reports Mr O Connell and his faction defy the Speaker of the House of Commons and scoff at the Serjeant at Arms presence in Conciliation Hall. The mockery is described as bold and potentially dangerous for any orderly enforcement of authority.
Mixed Exhibitions Draw Crowds in City Attractions
The metropolis hosts varied exhibitions drawing large crowds despite early heat. Highlights include the Egyptian Hall, the Mysteries of Lapy to Meow Hy rt tea show, Catlin's Red Men, Captain Siborne’s Waterloo model, and a new Female Dwarf. The Concert Hall, Caverns, and aviaries showcase art, science, and curiosities with substantial attendance across venues.
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Tha
M.c
Mitsu Mottay
Phil
Sedgaick
OFC Bestidy Ath Pty Tech
Agrevah
Flr
Catlin
Siborne
Accompan
Wm. Bradwell
Westminster
Railway policy and trade notes from Newcastle
A Newcastle Journal fragment reports on railway orders impacting service to London and a rise in imports, noting March dates, ship arrivals, and freight costs. It covers parliamentary commentary on the stance of the trade generally, including barge and station changes and prices for domestic goods.
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Mordag
Una
el Vet
Toesdar
Shasy
Othesia Parliament Street
Tony Arrapgens
St Cots
Adeter
South Shields
Ties Frost
Chartisteonvier
Cas
Mewcastle Journal
Impor
Bess
Geir
Brom Sa Cerry -Ient
Urbis Perforce Coe Beurely
Baily
Nelson
Rigby
Phoums Stevens
Phoums Stevens (With Messrs Swain Ter
Aes Suliciters
Thy
Newcaster
Bat
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Foreign Intelligence
Madrid
I Caamner
Switzerland
Lucerne
Dr. Steiger
Zurich
Inn Council
Yutich
Berne
Aprica
Merch
Cape
Castie
Gold Coast
Liverpool
Co Econir
Lott
Mertes
Enven
Bo Ion
Iairfax
Washington
Polk
van Beren
Texas
Shannon
United State
Mexico
Hatre
New York
Wanker
Erie
Worcester
Deland
Caledonia
Republicatinn
Calhoun
Oregon Territory
Columbia River
Chusan
New York Express
Great Britain
Pacific Ocean
Missouri River
Berazils
Rio Guaror
David Cunabarro
Rio Grande
Baron Do Caxias
Wreely Chronicle
Serjeant
Talfourd
Protestant Association
Earl of Winchelsea
R. J. M'Ghee
College of Maynooth
Rome
Prenties
Maynooth
Baronet
Higgins
Chatham
Dr. O'Sullivan
Englane
RR. Peel
Peel
J. Graham
Repeal Association
Italy
Eveland
Whitsunnds Amusements
Dawny
Halle
Fair Land
Poland
M. Geaperio
Molle
Pulin
Hatmanket
Mr. Webster
Jerrold
Lyceum
Thalia
Melpomene
Covent Garden
Strand
Suldoff
Chateau
Prince Gerolstein
Gee
Mrs. Kerley
Miss Fairbrother
Miss Villars
Wigan
Macready
Claude Melvvtre
Bluebeards
Cinderella
Povle
Paul Pry
Wright
Walter Lacy
Eaey
Amedel Ag
Lion and Jerry
Cantivid
Mason el Abbeville
AstLeys
Thia House
Eugene
Lacus
Palmyra
Zine
Pacha
Phep Bieldineg
Saletan
Ahatohis
Mittin
Mars J. Lewis
Socal
Silentis
Itv
Uren Eche
Mount Etna
Honau
Luman
Symer
Joel Ib Masago
Elise
Vie Senney
Edinburgh
New Town
New Lock
Nelwou
Arthaor'a
Wisbury Cringe
He Castle
Walter Scott
Holyrood Palace
Athens
Fey Beyoud
Chas
Edinbro
Teither
Comraineium
Erabie
Pencva’s
Johnsen
Sas
Tara Drama
Womwell
Prince of Wales
Clarks
Barth
Rottal
Meprey
Arsnielay
Weetaichmers Tours
Persis
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