Tahiti Queen Pleads To French King For Justice
The letter from Queen Pomare Toapai Tomare to the King of the French recounts how Dupetit Thouars and Moerenhaut pressured her at Motu n for tribute, the destruction of Protestant practices, and land seizures. She describes battles, killings on both sides, and seeks restoration of her government, flag, and protection, appealing to the French crown and Queen Victoria for aid.
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Ulma
Truat
Philippe
Progress of the League Bazaar Opens with Beds for Destitute
The League Bazaar opened on Monday with an admission price of one shilling. It features a striking exhibit of 500 beds donated by Manchester and Bolton manufacturers for poor agricultural workers in Dorset and Oxfordshire. Bedding can be bought for five shillings per set, with the buyer gifting to needy families. The event showcases coin collections, antique items, and a vast display of agricultural machinery and free-trade allied artifacts. Attendance on Thursday and Friday rises to over seven thousand, with many notable visitors, and the bazaar ends next Tuesday with plans to relocate to Manchester for an August event.
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Pardon of Dr Steiger in Lucerne shocks Swiss cantons
Latest intelligence from Paris and Madrid reports the Lucerne government pardoning Dr Steiger under cantonal pressure, Berne Zurich and Argovia threatening to march on Lucerne if execution occurs. Other items note stock prices, Carlist plots in Aragon, and a deadly confrontation at a prison fire setting in Jamaica Times coverage.
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Sigvurt Muller
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Madrid
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Sheffield
Duke of Norfolk
Address to the Nation by the Duke of Newcastle
The Duke of Newcastle writes to his countrymen, apologizing for intruding on public attention, explains his motive to serve the country, and argues for reform. He condemns parliamentary intrigues, praises civic support, and warns that current measures erode church, education, and civil institutions while harming farmers and the poor.
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Theo
India and China Overland Mail Arrivals Report
Dispatches from Bombay to Calcutta and Madras cover Napier's Pinderee campaign success with Khalsa and Gholab Singh, frontier troop concentrations, rail plans, cholera in Calcutta, and sparse Asia news. Trade and bullion remittance plans hint at imperial finance. Dacca drought reports slightly temper crop outlook.
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