Foreign Intelligence From Europe and Africa
A wide European and Atlantic roundup notes in France government debates on a 38 million franc harbour credit for Toulon and Port Vendres, with eight of nine deputies approving. It cites possible royal visits to France, Netherlands and Spain, plus French diplomatic recalls. Spain reports budget discussions and tax measures. Switzerland sees mixed party advances and Jesuit expulsion rumors. Africa reports deteriorating Gold Coast trade, native justice gaps, and colonial tensions, with dispatches on mutiny suppression and missionary issues. Also covered: Caledonia voyage intelligence and US–Mexico tensions with Calhoun’s Oregon views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cacaday
Toulon
Port Vendres
M. Guizot
Holland
Louis Chateau
Pau
Bayonne
Spain
San Sebastian
Barcelona
Victoria
Chateau
la Presse
Duchess of
Orleans
France
M. Piscatury
Greece
al. Bresson
Medrid
Count St. Aulsire
London
Abd-el Kader
Kabyles
Delarne
Morocco
Abd-el- Kader
Kabriles
England
United States
Chamber of Deputies
M. Thiers
Duke de Nemours
Wuld
Tris
Philippe
Aprica
Africa
Cape Coast
Gold
Almacet
Gold Coast
Metropolis Misincs and Religious Meetings Summary
Annual general meeting of Confusian Misinc Company at Finsbury Square led by P Speadius with no dividend due. new adjoining mine to be developed requiring extra calls. Numerous charity and church society reports presented at Exeter Hall including Pravex Boox Exp Hosity Society, Free Church missions, Indian and Jewish missions. Fire incident at 90 Banhill Row injures mother and nurse. Inisn Society dinner at Thatched House and Willis's rooms. Literary Fund anniversary dinner raises donations. Protestant Association meeting concludes with strong Protestant rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confusian Misinc Company
Finsbury Square
P. Speadius
Oauker's
Messrs
Welch
Scott
Pravex Boox Exp Hosity Society
Exeter Hall
Marquis of Cholmonderey
Lord Bexley
Church of England
Francis Doliman
St. Mark's
Pentonville
Thames
A. S. Thelwall
M'Caul
St. Paul's
J. J. Rose
Bart
M.P
Salisbury
J.P Piumypire
Major Mackenzie
Free Cucres
ScoTttasp
Friends of the Indian and Jewish Missions
The
Free Church of Scotland
P.M. Stewart
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Free Church
Scotland
James Reily
Banhill Row
Moorfields
Eberhgisi
Reily
Mallett
Whitecross Street Brigade
Whiee Club
Suffolk Street
Pail Mall
St James's-street
Willis’s
King-street
Altpack’s
Lord Rossmore
Marquess of Clanricarde
Lord Trimleston
Lord Cagubereagh
Marquess of Ormond
Mr. Wyse
Professor Kane
Mayne
James Emerson Tennent
Lord Albert Conyngham
Quintin Dick
T. Lennard
R. Archheld, Esq
Morgen John O'Connell
M. H
Balfe
Allen
Harris
Crowe
Jones
Wallace
Reeves
Literary Fund
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
Lincoln's Inn-Fields
Earl of
Russell
Lord Brougham
Chevalier Bunsen
Lord Mahon
P. Shelley
Lord Colchester
Mr. Macready
Mr. Twiss
Bishop of Ely
Mr. Macaulay
Mr. Hallam
Disraeli
B. B. Cabbell
Walter
J. Walter
Monckton Milnes
Milnes
House of Commons
Thobert Peel
Burns
Thomas Hood
Serjeant
Talfourd
Macaulay
Mr. Disraeli
Protestant Association
Earl of Winchelsea
R. J. M'Ghee
College of Maynooth
Trainig
Rome
Maynooth
College of
J.T. Robinson
Baronet
Higgins
Chatham
England
Ireland
R. Peel
Dr. O'Sullivan
KR. Peel
J. Graham
Repeal Association
Italy
Naval School
London ‘Tavern
Newfoundland School Society
Hanoversquare Rooms
Trsday
Young Men's Missionary Society
Music Hall
Store-etfert
LMR
Church Missionary Seciety
Jews Society
Church Pastoral Arl Society
Colonial Church Society
John Lahourk
Res. B. Neel
Society of the Friends of Foreigners
London
Neerky
Trish Society
Hannver Square
Tinagacivety
Willis's
Rioms
Speech cites Calhoun on Pacific defense and British sea power
The speaker highlights Calhoun's claim that the United States cannot cope with Britain by sea in the Pacific. He notes that vast money and large land forces could not match British steam vessels on the Columbia River supported by sea. He brands the policy as a wise and masterly inactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Royal Mail
Caledonia
Lott
Mersey
Boston
Hedifax
United States
Washington
Polk
van Buren
England
Texas
Mexico
Shannon
Alexican
Capitol
Bowery Theatre
New York
Moxey Manxert
Ohio
Travis
Bank of Commerce
Erie
Canton
Norwich
Worcester
Long Island
Vicksburgh
Morris
Paris
Calhoun
Oregon Territory
Columbia River
Chusan
The
New York Express
Great Britain
Pacific Ocean
Missouri River
Maynooth Endowment Debate Sparks Irish Catholic Alarm
A heated meeting features Rev R J M Ghee opposing Maynooth College teaching and endowment, blaming Roman Catholic influence for threats to Protestant dominance and the realm’s constitution. Dr O Sullivan argues Maynooth would trigger Catholic ascendancy and civil turmoil, urging investigation and opposition.
Prisoner Wilson details of confinement and abuse in Jersey
The Jersey News describes Mr Canvs Wilson as held in a House of Correction cell with other felons, fed meager prison fare, denied routine meals, and blocked from speaking to anyone except the turnkey. Letters are opened, a private exercise yard contains a harmful privy, and he faces solitary confinement despite not yet being convicted. A prison board including a St Helier constable allegedly sanctions these actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel Islands
Canvs Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
C. €. Wilson
R. Fullarton
Wilson Wan
Court of Queen's Bench
St. Helier’s
Peter le Suer
Wost
Hollingford
Aehgel
Btafford
Chapin
Repeal papers attack new Irish education bill
Ireland May 11 The Repeal press deep critiques the academical instruction bill. The Freeman's Journal calls it a colossal scheme of Godless education and mocks non resident colleges while Trinity is derimed of degrees. Debates reveal clerical divisions over endowments and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunirx
Freeman's
Robert Inglis
Trinity College
Freeman's Journal
University of Dublin
Conciliation Hall
O'Connell
Robert Loglis
Belfast
Cork
Galway
House of Commons
Court of Queen's Bench
England
Theo
Speaker
Court of Exchequer
Davis
Young Ireland
O'Vonnell
Ireland
Clements
Davin
Unis
Cox
Common Prius
Georgiana Dot
Albemarle
Owhl. Macan
Uresh
Sarptos
Col Stelton
Dublin
Coronel
K. Celocyl Shelton
Arghapietan
Rolica
Vimiera
Corunna
Canada
Cn India
St. Sebastian
Kilkenny
James Grahm
Treland
Tipperary
Thomas Davis
James Grabaro
Menneneas
Rav
Dawson
Limerick Chronicle
Patrick Tyneb
Edovwnd Conway
Charles Dawson
Bullinecarriga
Queen's Beach
Pallackenry
William-Street
Coppinger
Coleman O'Lughlen
Patrick Lynch
Edmond Couwsey
Awaizes
Edmond Conway
Jackson
Inez
Whitsuntide Amusements at the London Theatres
Crowded houses report strong crowds at Davar’s Bohemian Girl run nearing its two hundredth night with Marble Halle and La Giselle receiving applause. Burlesque and pantomime fare dominates Lyceum and Astley stages, Cinderella, Macready parodies, and Stirling Keely led revues to steady praise, while Leeds foyers show Glades of Edinboro and Bartholomew fair parallels with explosions and fountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davar Laws
Halle
Fair Land
Poland
M. Gesperini
Molle Polin
HarManxet
Mr. Webster
Jerrold
Tima
England
Lycera
Thalia
Melpomene
Covent Garden
Strand
Lyceum
Beron Soldof
Prince Gerolstein
Eoachman
Terpsichore
Moss
Miss Frampton
Keeley
Frank Matthews
Claude Melnotte
Bluebeards
Cindercag
Peele
Paul Pry
Vin
Wright
Lambert
Walter Lucy
Staxp
London
Temple
St. Paul's
H. Walcot
Fox Cooper
Oud Fleete Prison
Sufcest
Icurtain
Canfield
Samson
Mason
Abbeville
Astley
Eugene Sue
Felicien David
Palmyra
Zimzin
the Pacha
Versailles
Post Office Inconvenience Sparks Public Safety Probe
Citizens press for safer post office locations in Walton near Stafford after a fire risk from nearby cottages and a report noting the post office’s exposed position. An electric flash struck a newly built church spire in Walton on Friday afternoon, causing about £200 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Stafford
Waterworks plan to cut costs and provide supply
Reports describe new water mains from the engine house to Orange Street in Parliament Street area with Chelsea Waterworks ordering a midsummer supply, forecasting savings of £200 annually. Other items note imports of new potatoes and pineapples from Bermuda, frost in South Shields on ticket of leave, and a London to Exeter railway express service topic amid stoppage confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Street
Parliament Street
Whiteham
Chelsea Waterworks
Sydney
Channel Islands
South Shields
Sod
Frost
Mertcantise
Newcastle Journal
Forrigs
Trent Wteaver
West Indies
Bermudas
London
Exet
Anuutys
Woolte
Wigram
Rome
Baily
Nelson Ae
Messra. Rigby
Thomas Stevens
Mussrs. Swanavi
Playutds
Newcastle
Cea
England
Hay
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Switzerland
Zunick
Dr. Steiger
Supreme Tribunal of
Lucerne
Greed Council
Zurich
Berne
Haudacatrist
St. Gall
Thurgavia
Diet
Rhenish
Voralberg
Leerrach
Lindau
Bregenz
Taspruck
M. Wilhelm Snell
the Metropolis
St. Pancras Road
William Fann
Mary Ann Hammet
Fann
Old St. Pancras Church
University College Hospital
Whitsuntide Amusements
J. Lewis
Mount Etna
Golden Temple
Honan
Signur Juel
Diavolo
Sunney Zooronica Gannexs
Edinburgh
Nar’ Lock
Caitinhill
Nelson
Arthur's Seat
Salisbury Craggs
Castle
Walter Scott
Royal Institution
Holyrood Palace
Varius
Athens
Reile
Edinbro
Han
T le Mounbain
Metropoile
Handa
API
M. Ula Toy
Itra
Phillis
Auil Tx
Sedgwick
Sang
Momlay
Tialao
St. Rovers Hart
Mr. Catlin
Siborne
Waterloo
Curiusi
Ertaol
Wm. Bradwell
Bath
Lospoy
Feks
Armury
Amd
Sursey Fara
Cipal Hell
Nys
Merris
Petersen
Johneo
Bartholomew Fair
Princes of Wales
Clarke
Bonopapy
Jobn Stevens
Ancher
Wasi
Brogerip
U ‘Thames
Wandsworth
Stevens
Stepney
Bayes
Blackheath
Woolwich
National Gallery
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