Foreign intelligence and Parisian crime in May dispatches
The Sunday journals report France refusing Mexican demands, while Paris papers recount royal precautions at Neuilly and a deadly churchyard suicide during a marriage ceremony. Tangier and Kabyle tensions loom as Swiss and Spanish affairs unfold, with Bologna executions under martial law and Italy’s revolutionary unrest widening across Lombardy and Venice.
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Chateau of
Neuilly
National Guard
Louis ‘Philippe
Prince Joinville
Sorcioz
Cuurcu
Paris
Charlotte
Coulange-sur-Yonne
Pay-de-dome
Tangiens
Malta
Spain
Switzerland
Spaing
Morocco
Admiral Lalande
Pere la Chaise
Imperial Guard
Lutzen
Bautzen
Princy de Joinville
Des Debats
Prince de Joinville
Navy
M. Thiers
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Strasburg
Paseires
Madrid
M. Armero
Narvaez
Barcelona
England
France
Duke de Gluecksberg
Count Bressin
Eid
Marquis de Villame
General Armera
Ciudad Hodrigo
Salamanca
Count de Bomfim
Borgo de Osma
San Isidro
Gaceta
Don Carlos
Marquis de Viluma
Foreign Department
Accident on the Antwerp and Brussels Railway
A Friday evening wreck near Antwerp left two dead on the spot and four more dying later as carriages collapsed after a bolt gave way. The crowded train, with English passengers aboard, could not avoid disaster. blame centered on rails loosened by road traffic and a faulty end bolt.
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Dnreapron
Brussels
Antwerp
Hospital of St. Elizabeth
Great Western Line
Mitroopelies Dinner for the Governor General of India
The East India Company court of directors hosted Sir Henry Hardinge at a lavish dinner at the London tavern before he sails to assume governance in the East. About 150 guests attended including John Sheppard and notable figures such as the Duke of Wellington and Lord Peel. The banquet featured toasts after formal ceremonies and reflected strong praise for the host and organizers.
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India
The
East India Company
Henry Hardinge
K.C.B
Dimmer
London
East
Messrs
Bathe
Breadie
John Sheppard
Enq
Board of
Henry Hardinee
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Jersey
Earl of Haddingts
Lord Stusler
R. Peel
Mr. Astell
Ecechoguer
G. Murrey
James Geaham
EF. Kestebbull
W. Giassiones
Goief Biven
YW Bremanile
J. Macdoneld
Mr. Masterman
Iman
Court of Directors
Her
Sir H. Hardinge
Auit
Board of Directors
H. Hardinge
Aborigines Protection Society
Crosby-hall
Bishopegate-street
W. Cowper
M.P
Burnett
Hodgkin
Society
of Friends
M. Cadotte
Naional Temporace Society
National Temperance Association
Exeter Hall
Finsbury Chapel
Manrfields
Switzerland
America
Belgium
France
Herefordshire Society
Freemasons
Bacon
Robert Pulsford
Clive
Herefordshire
Ashmole
Cuuxca
Incorporated Society For
St. Martin’s Place
Trafalgar Square
Suan
CorFig
West India
Viscount Combermere
Willis
Mackinnon
Manilla
Baker
Blue Anchor
Anchor-street
Bethnal Green
James Beazley
Elizebeth Mayhew
Hare Atreet
General Baxter
Metropolis
Thames
Whitehall-place
Earl of Lonsdale
Ashworth
Austin
Carpenter
Cox
Holmes
J. M‘adam
Kensington
Brentford
Isleworth
Tyburn
Uxbridge
Highgate
Hampstead
Stamford Hill
Green Lanes
Seven Sisters
City
Hackney
Leebridge
Levi
Bolton
Harrow
Tame
Kilburn
Edgeware
Hands
St. Paul's
Doven
Downs
Dover
Anme
Briz
Sath Foreland
Ramsgate
Folkstepe
Lapitiastes
Santantes Hasyon
Mantes Attericut
Governor General selection praised amid cheers and toasts
A speech lauds the selection of Sir Henry Hardinge as governor general of India, noting ministerial and director support, with Empress and country backing. Sir Hardinge thanks the court, expresses desire to improve India, and includes further parliamentary toasts and society notices.
Government delegation surveys potential harbour site at Seaford Bay
Brighton reporters describe a government deputation led by Admiral Sir Howard Douglas surveying the coast from Newhaven to Seaford for a harbour of refuge. They inspect beaches and piers, hear private testimony from naval officers, and note Seaford Bay as a likely choice amidst several fireproofed towns.
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Brighton
Hansovne
Reruce
Newhaven
Albion Hotel
London
Howard Douglas
Byam Martin
Dean Dundas
Alderson
R.E
J. H. Periy
Robert Raikes
W. Symonds
Colquhoun
Westmacott
Fisher
Washington
Eastbourne
Franklyn
Seaford Bay
Portland Roads
Plymouth
Devizes
John Philpot
Dorset
Lyme Regis
Leavington
Chard
Winfreth
Dorchester
Stoke
St. Mary
Bedford
Sherborne
Wr. Thornford
Earl of Digby
Longfleet
Poole
Woodford
London Road
Trowbridge
Forcery on the Bank of Ireland in Dublin
James Crassan, a servant, was charged at College-street police office with obtaining £450 from the Bank of Ireland by a forged draft signed by a builder. He claimed involvement by a man named Lennon, who fled after Crassan was handed bank notes. Harding, a bank porter, also fled. Crassan was committed for trial amid details of the bank transaction and prior escort.
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Henry Graves
Crassan
Lennon
Harding
Rersan Association
W. Gernon
America
T.N. Redington
M.P
Ireland
Marquis of Lansdowne
F. Shaw
Robert Peel
Duke of Leinster
Marquis of
Clanricarde
T. Vesey
T. Wyse
Downshire
Earl of Devon
Lord Adare
G. A. Hamilton
Duplan
John Cordery
Carrickfergus Gaol
Dodd
60Th Regiment
66Th Regiment
5Th Dragoons
Flinter
Cordery
66Th
Gaul
Stoke
Buckinghamshire
Waterford
Curraghmore
Patrick
Hallinan
Glin
Limerick
Kerry Evening Post
Nationa Bank
Trelawd
Taie Undertaking
Ie Bank
Old Broad-street
Ruding
D. O’conne
Convicts Man for Poisons and Doubling Murder Case
A Tribunal of Corrections condemned Cuny to pay fines 8000f for manufacturing and 1000f for selling a dangerous factitious snuff with ground glass and other substances. In a separate incident near Ballancrieff toll bar, M’Crinen killed his wife and left a child near death after a violent confrontation, with the wife found dead and the child revived amid a gruesome scene.
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Foreign Sturr
Tribunal of Correctional Police
Cuny
Hornio Mornpes
Rara Gate
M‘@rinen
Ballancrieff Toll Bar
M‘crinen Caid
Racing Odds and Derby Bets Stir Hopes of Favorites
Sporting Intelligence cites close call for Ratan as Derby favorite while Orlando and Leander attract varied odds. Market notes Shropshire Crockford recovering, with heavy wagers on Dawaun, Forth, Mainstay, and Telemachus. Multiple owners and horses named with price ranges and selections listed.
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Tattersall
Moxpay
Ratan
Mr. Crockford
Orlando
Leander
Akbar
Ray
Momus
Ionian
Dawaun
Forth
Agst
Mainstay
Telemachus
Campanero
Beaufront
Beamont
Croton Oil
Fouigs-Ballagh
Mitchel Grove
E. J. Irwin
Dawson's
Crockford
Rutan
John Day
Peel
Lichtwald
G. Heathcote
A. Wood
Scott
Ford
Colonel Peel
Osborne
Ongley
Collins
S. Paul
Lot
Oaxks
Epsom Derby Day Opens Amid Gambling Crackdown
Epsom races began with a sparse crowd and subdued stakes as police moved to shut gambling booths. The Derby meeting drew a vast crowd despite the crackdown, with brutal ground conditions and a dramatic finish as Running Rein won the Derby by three parts of a length after Leander broke a hind leg. The day featured protests over gambling suppression and a large police presence, while racing results included Craven Stakes and Manor Stakes outcomes and notable incidents on the course.
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Epsom
Craven Course
Mr. Ford
Hon
S. Herbert
Eiis
Odessa
Baron Rothschild
Nepress
Mr. Dawson
Dalesman
Sir G Heathcote
Miss Wilfred
Mr. J. Osborne
Boniface
Dalesmann
Woodcote
New T.Y.C
Mr. Edwards
Liverpool
Whitehouse
Scott
Wintonian
Lord G. Bentinck
Glaucus
Sir G. Heathcote
Chapow
Muley Moloch
Mr. T. Hussey
Loadstar
Mr. Smith
Jerry d
Wiseacre
Nereus
Full Sail
Flight
Sir S. Spry
Crouch
Wilson
Hampton
Ascot
C. Arundale
Brg
Jamie Falshaw
Crockford
Cankes
John Scott
Lord Maid
Leander
Buts
Downs
Nek Place
Derby
Oaks
Uity
Home Department
Surrey
Epsom Downs
United Kingdom
Earl of Verulam
Gothambury
Duke of Richmond
Goodwood
Moulsey
John Bailey
Memorialiats
Home Office
Manners Sutton
James Graham
London
Croydon
Southampton
Kingston
Stoat's Nest
Gilbert Heathcote
Akbar
Buck
Orlando
Ratan
Running Rein
Ray Momus
Ionian
Rein
Colonel Peel
A. Wood
Mab
Peel
Tonian
Anson
Bay Mar
J. Day
Bowes
G. Heathcote
Ford
J. Osborne
Bentinck
A. Hi
Beaumont
Lichtwald
Whuropiie
Crarmen van Onraxpo
Colonel Fee
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M. Jones
Cuthbert
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Dick Thornton
Sohi
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A. Littler
Balchin
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Paynes
Audrey
Mr. Etwall
Mr .Dawgan
Owen
Gleiwetl
E.R. Clark
Laverlen
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Molly Mey
Wow
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