European and colonial turmoil across Europe and the Americas
Paris rumors place Guizot in conflict with Louis Philippe while Soult and Montalivet may lead a cabinet. Reports detail alchemy of army cuts for Algeria, naval and legation tensions, Carlist movements in Spain, Hanover and Prussia court arrivals, Rome pontifical negotiations, and a French expeditionary push in Algiers. Mexican vexations with France seek 800000 dollars. Bahia faces insurgent ruin and fear of fires.
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France
Paris
Guizot
Louis Philippe
Soult
Montalivet
Count Mole
Chamber
Algiers
Chamber of Deputies
Quai Corsay
Napoleon
Great Britain
Hubert
Theness
Vincent Giraud
Steuble
Spain
Bayonne
Don Francisco de Paula
Toulouse
Don Carlos
Oran Ée
Morella
Cantaviejo
Saragossa
Cabrera
Lespinasse
Alcanitz
Oran
Teruel
K. Sebastian
Augsburg
Hanover
Berlin
Prussia
Wurtemberg
Saxony
Mecklenburg
Hesse
Brunswick
Nassau
Frederick
the Wetherlands
Russia
Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar
Austria
England
Rome
Benevento
London
Switzerland
Rhine
Toulonnais
Bona and
Onsteur Algerien
Belida
Oued Kaddara
Chiffa
Hakim
Constantinople
Negrier
Stora
Turkey
Mercury
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Capitol
Texas
Bahia
Rio
Local Notes and Incidents Across English Towns
News briefs from Arundel Brighton Bristol Hastings Loughborough Northampton Pertia Pershore Plymouth Sibton Sewira Worthing cover coronation plans, murders and assaults, accidents and inquests, museum foundations, pauper church attendance, and fishing safety. Highlights include a Bristol murder attempt, a Hastings museum stone, Handcross enchantment scare, and Worthing fishermen facing French craft danger.
Extraordinary elopements sweep Kingsbridge and beyond
A reporter recounts multiple romantic escapades across towns including Kingsbridge Falmouth Exeter and Bristol. A young solicitor and various lovers flee with secrecy misadventure and pursuit by families trustees and guardians. Mrs shares inn escapes and clandestine marriages appear amid provincial gossip and courtly intrigue.
Watsons death in New York and a note on colonial demography
Watson died in New York Hospital on February 12 at age 72 after long suffering. He endured many American vicissitudes living in New Orleans Mississippi Alabama Florida Charleston. his widow in St Louis unaware of his death, with a funeral attended by a few friends on February 14. His son, once suspected of shooting Platt during the 1819 Snowhill riots, died two years ago. The piece also lists 1887 free inhabitants of Van Diemen's Land by worship, then notes Jacqueline the Paris chimpanzee alive in Rotonde near Abd el-Kader's animals, and ends with a Bewdley baker Henry Horton making bread without barm or water.
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Watson
Thistlewood, &c
New York
America
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Charleston
St. Louis
Platt
Snowhill
van Diemen’s Land
Church of England
Church of Scotland
Church of Rome
Chesterfield
D’orsay
Jacqueline
Paris
Abd-el-Kader
Henry Horton
Griffin
Bewdley
Public meeting supports British Auxiliary Legion claims
A Crown and Anchor Strand gathering protests Spain and British government treatment of British Auxiliary Legion veterans. Colonels Wylde and Churchill urge Parliament to secure arrears and pensions, citing coercive Spanish actions in St Sebastian and Madrid. The meeting passes resolutions backing a Commons petition and press support.
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Crown and Anchor Strand
British Auxiliary Legion
Churchill
William IV
Spain
Peninsula
Europe
Victoria
St. Sebastian
England
Santana
Major Stewart
Auxiliary Legion
Lord Melbourne
House of Lords
Col. Wylde
Col. Churchill
O’connell
Madrid
Backhouse
Lord Palmerston
Shaw
Her Majesty's Treasury
Henderson
William the Fourth
British Legion
Macleod
Dickson
Thompson
Hine
Lambeth
Evans
Don Carlos
France
Gardner
Martin
Miller
House of Commons
Commons
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Lambton
Dixon
Mr. Hine
Legion
Demonstration in Glasgow and other 1838 notices
A Glasgow demonstration is announced with Mr. Thomas Attwood invited to speak at a planned rally on Monday the 21st. Letters note Attwood attends with Birmingham colleagues to voice union and political rights, urging peace, loyalty and unity. Additional items include Archdeacon Kennedy’s low income, Swansea fish cures debate, ancient trials, a Bristol temperance anecdote, parish apprentices, and newspaper stamp statistics.
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Porutar
Glasgow
T. Attwood
Birmingham
London
Scotland
England
A. Purdie
Thomas Attwood
Archdeacon Kennedy
Waterford
Swansea
Provident Man’s Friend Society
Bristol
Board of Guardians
W. Pares
Hopwell
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Country News
Arundel
Grace of Norfolk
A! Baughurst
Brighton
Marine Parade
Coronation Road
Handcross
Sussex
Lunatic Asylum
Hastings
Hastings Literary and Scientific Institution
Frederick North
Institution
George-street
Walter Inskipp
St. Leonards
Loughborough
Hutson
Godfrey
Northampton
Chatteris
Creamer
Huntingdon
Hausen
Pertia
North Mail
Perth
Aberdeen
Pershore
Anton
Annesley
Best
Plymouth
Guildhall
Sibton
James Redgrave
Suffolk
Sewira
Sir John Sebright
Bennett
John Sebright
Worthing
Kingsbridge
Esculapius
Gretna
Mamma
Newton Abbot
Exeter Bridge
Exeter
Inns
Bridgwater
Yellow Blunt
Johnson
Manchester
Swan Hotel
Falmouth
Penryn
Truro
St. David’s
Litchfield
Marrrace
Chichester
Portsmouth
Stourbridge
Skinner
Chancery
Ramsgate
Dr. Canham
Mr. Burgess
M. Daniel
Winckworth
Boughton
Dover
Cibber
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