Persian plenipotentiary arrives. early April dispatches and naval notes
The Persian plenipotentiary Meerza Taka lands at Ezymum on April 1 with 100 armed Persians. Troops march out to Poeet envoy. Bre leaves Constantinople for Bre seeking pleas. A British embassy sermon is noted. The barque Majestic reports a queenly ceremony at sea as Nerrion claims the throne, with no British intervention but hostile displays by locals. A New York paper relays Webster lingering in cabinet and plans for broad commercial treaties with England or France, plus reforms in revenue and public lands. In Mahon, crowds gather as US squadron dumps biscuits to starving poor, provoking clashes with customs authorities.
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Ezymum
Constantinople
St Petersburgt
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Majestic
Africa
Spain
Axwgnicax Porritos
New York Journal
Dyler
Webster
Clay
van Buren
England
France
Shilelah
New England
New York
Spencer
Revenue Department
Congress
Mahon
Balearic Islands
Gazette Des Tribunaur
United States
Appletto
Metropolis notes charity drive at London Orphan Asylum
The London Orphan Asylum anniversary festival was chaired by Highness the Duke of Cambridge. A speech praised the institution's moral discipline and plans for a new wing as subscriptions reached 529 pounds 163. Show items featured trustees, donors, and performers.
Sailor dressed man robs and endangers Foster in a river plot
Fragmented report recounts a man in sailor garb delivering letters written by someone named in a new RuggevhFt opus to Mr Foster. The man allegedly used the letters to obtain papers and property aboard a vessel en route to London from Liverpool. Police seek the suspect Robert Marlory, about 32, five feet nine, dark, with black whiskers, offering a reward for capture.
Notice on ship bond penalties and warehouse dispatches
Notices warn that any goods removed from the warehouse by cargo and later disposed of during voyage without proper accounting will trigger suit and full penalties. The Watermen and Lightermen Almshouse fund plans a May dinner chaired by the lord mayor.
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WatzeMeEn
Sap Lightzemen’s Almshouses
Annive
Watermen’s
Alderman Lucas
Mr. Somes
John Pirie
Penge
Croydon
Mrrsopolitan Free Haspitat
Bristol assault case at Maudlin Street heard at the magistrates
A Bristol case saw John Morgan charged on a warrant with assaulting a married woman walking from King Square toward Herepath's, leading to a court hearing where he claimed a misapplied purpose. The magistrates noted the house at issue had a bad reputation and fined Morgan four pounds plus costs, with six weeks in Bridewell if unpaid.
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Bristol
Sestors Chanoz
John Morgan
Herepath
King Square
Maudlin-street
Morgan
Alfred Hill
Easil T
Perce
Vicence
Elizabeth Rogers
Williams
Bridawell
Bridewell
Bristol Gazette
Herwoop
James ‘Heywood
Bury
Wilding
Eagle and Child Inn
Dearden
James Howarth
Alias Chicken
John Hamer
Allan Jack O
Robert
Meadowcroft
Hoppit
Howarth
Henshall
County Constabulary
Bolwn
Jenkinson's
New Market Place
Chorley
Cockpit
Churchgates
Mesars. Grant's
Ramebottom
Pilsoner Howarth
Phenix
Rochdale
County Police
Hamer
John Leyland
Jenkinson
Clarkstreet
Homer
Esther Winterbottom
Eather Winterbottom
Apeak
Liverpool Assizes
J. Cooke, Esq
Oatlands
Charlton
Kings
N. Hartland
Ema Day
Hartland
Mary Buggine
Mr. Hartland
Buggins
S. H. Marley
Royal College of Surgeons
Chelteniam
Asaiter
Repeal agitation fuels massive Charleville rally in Ireland
Ireland’s repeal movement gathers huge crowds with banners and arches as O Connell tours from Limerick to Charleville. A quarter to five appearance by Dan draws 200000 people, with a platform guard and a witty exchange about Wellington and Brougham. O Connell later enters Cork amid rent collections and announces dinner at Athlone, while Catholic leaders deny active involvement and urge peaceful ministry. Authorities prepare for possible anti repeal action and repair forts and castles across Ireland.
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Downux
Charleville
O'Connel
Limerick
Dan
England
45Th Light Infantry
Dickey
Brougham
Duke of Wellington
New York
France
Ireland
America
Russia
Europe
O'Connell
Cork
Tipperary
Corn Exchange
Athlone
Lord Ffrench
Higgins
Ardagh
Mullingar
House of Lords
Cantwell
Meath
Michael Dillon Bellew
Bart
Murray
Dublin
D. Munnar
Monantjoy Square
Limerick Chronicle
Legislative Union
Drogheda
Exciusions at one the Bags or Taz Rage by Victor Hugo
Literary chronicle review praises Victor Hugo London edition noting his vivid travel sketches and self portrait in prose. It quotes his views on material nature and the conflict between past spirit and utilitarian modernity. The piece ends with a legend of Aix la Chapelle and a devil bargain for a church soul.
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Victor Hugo
London
Henry Colburn
Renee
Louis
Montmirail
Varennes
Liege
Rhine
Miss Mitrono and public charity raised for debt relief
A letter to Rev. William Kinsey confirms the relief subscription for Miss Mitrono has paid all debts with hundreds of pounds surplus. She notes both parties are gratified and the funds meet the aim. Also discussed is the long running doubt over Marie Antoinette's alleged bread remark and a tale tying it to a Duchess of Tuscany. A separate report covers a narrow escape at Charing Cross when Mr. E I Beverls was knocked by a coal wagon after stepping into an omnibus. both legs were bruised and lacerated but no bones broken and he is recovering at home with no current danger.
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London Towers
Duke of Cambridge
Mr. Toole
Jolly, Young
J. O. Atkins
Moody
Starke
King’s Arms
Mile End Road
Earl of Ripon
M. Wood
J. Duke
City Remembrancer
Justins
Henry Brown
Fowler
City of London
Lord Ashley
Thomas Woop
Thomas Wood
Talacre Coal Company
Woolwich
James Mellish
Marine Hospital
General Steam Navigation Company
Monarch
I. Fraser
Brown’s Wharf
West India Dock
Poplar
Edinburgh
Erith Reac
Maitland
Somes
Ratcliffe
Fraser
Blackwall
Leith
Erith
Hearrese Rowsery
S. Foster
Soley Terrace
Clerkenwell
Foster
Singapore
Fifeen
Mr. Foster
Ian
Abe
Witness
Neo
Dr. Conolly
Srtairizips
Dssiex
Spitalfields School of Design
Crosby-hall
Bishopsgate-street
Robert Grosvenor
M.P
Gallrry
Lord Colborne
Messrs
Cockerell
Dillon
Etty
England
Harbury
Bir
John Brown
C. R. Cockerell, Esq
William Thomas
Messra. Truman, Hanbury, and Co
William E. Cadman
Lord Robert Grosvenor
Samuel Nolloth
William Dewar
John Dudley
William Everitt
Richard Fryer
Henry Dye
Catermole
Frederick Palmer
Chambers
J. James
Dorant
Doxatt
Fawcett
Spitalfields
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
London Tavern
Ashley
Byng
Sheriff Hooper
Sheriff Pilcher
E. T. Champneya
Dr. Reed
Abdy
Kenney
James Capel
Edwin James
John Norbury
Middlesex
Orphan Asylum
London
Gravesend
South Shields
Atlas
Marion
Pool
Channel
Vesta
William
Her Majesty’s Customs
William TV
Commissioners of Customs
Clifton
Wretwoneiang
Tax Braps Axp Brovasax Hall -Acam
Thomas Bird
Ashton-on-the Lyne
Brougham, Hall and Estates
Lord Brougham
Bird
Brougham-hall
Bleaymire
Penrith
Manchester
Brickmakers' Operative Association
Monmouth
Latistoy
Jane Harry
Mr. Howell
Bear Inn
Bridgend
Thomas
Mary Moan
Edward Thomas
Mary
Oxford
Pusey
Christ Church Cathedral
Christ Church
Seizugk
Corzeok Pratk Vos Poon-nates
Oxford City
Exeter
Aix LA Chapelle
Aix
la Chapelle
Louis XV
Aixle Chapelle
Enier
Atranger
Senate
Tam
Black Forest
Lake of
Wildsee
Heidenstadt
Satan
Pupert
Tongres
Borcette
Miss Mitrono
William Kinsey
Maria Antoinette
Tuscany
Marie Antoinette
EI. Beverls
Victoria Theatre
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Affghanistan
C. Hindley
Royal Agricultural Society
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Lord Sondes
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H. Haskyns
J. Johnstone
P. Joddrell
C. Burrell
M. W. Ridley
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Childers
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Fuller
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Mr. Mundy
Col. Wood
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Pendarven
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Col
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Col. Vaughan
Col. Ellwood
Hulse
Capt. Ord
Sewell
Pryme
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J. Vane
Hudson
Midland Counties Railway
Derby
Playfair
W. Stace
Berwick
Lewes
Sussex
T. Arrell
Penhill Fawn
Cold Harbour
Swindon
Wiltshire
J. Cowie
Mains Hall
Norfolk
Houghton
Lord Worsley
Karl Spencer
Lord Teignmonth
Lord Bishop
Norwich
Wales
Sir Robert Sale
Jallalabad Ngor
Gibraltar
Malta
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Calcutta
China
Sweden
Denmark
Prussia
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Switzerland
W. Rotherey
Owen Clarke
Provident Society
ASD
Bishopsgoe Street
Lord Dudley Stuart
Lord D. Stuart
M. D. Wire
Charles Dickens
Myelascholy
Hanweut Lunatic Asylum
Aliss Sarah Jane Collins
Brighton
Conolly
John Conolly
Sarah Jane Collins
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