Strife and favors linger in empire as officials seek gifts
The passage describes ongoing Ottoman power struggles and corruption as ministers amass gains, with Tahir Pasha purchasing the right to farm customs for a year and salaams of swords and decorations flowing to admirals. It notes suspicions of graft, political reshuffling, and reactions to recent changes, including Sir Baldwin Walker and Commodore Sir Charles Napier receiving honors. a pattern of favoritism and formal acknowledgments amid a shifting power landscape.
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Ime
Calae
Lebanon
Chosruff Pasha
Alent Y Ul
Tahir Pasha
Smyrna
Baldwin Walker
Admiral Walker
Mussulman
Charles Napier
Reis Effendi
Procession of Trinity-house guards to Deptford and the Duke of Wellington
Crowds filled Tower-hill and the riverfront as the Trinity-house masters and wardens sailed from Trinity-square to Deptford in decorated shallops. The Duke of Wellington led the procession, was cheered, attended St Nicholas church where Henry Melvill preached, and later presided over a Trinity hospital banquet. Deptford fair followed his re election as master, with ministers and nobles in attendance.
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Trinity
Tower-hill
Trinity-house
Trinity-square
Tower-wharf
Deptford
Duke of Wellington
Coldstream Ards
R. Childs
Tower
White Tower
Tower Liberty
St. Nicholas Old Church
Henry Melvill
Trinity Hospital
Deptford Strand
Henry VIII
Trinity House
Prince Albert
Towerhill
London
House of Lords
St. Martin's Place
Charingcross
Bristol
Worcester
Bangor
Chester
H. Dakenfield
C. Benson
Earl Howe
Lord Kenyon
R. Inglis
England
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Northumberland
Charles Benson
Escott
Durham
Archdeacon Thorpe
Cotton
Bank of England
Lound
Royal Accieuttrist Society
Royal GhooRamiat Society
W. R. Hamilton
F.R.S
Everett
United States
Dumont d’Urville
Royal Geographical Society of Paris
Versailles
Beke
Africa
Waterloo Place
Kurdistan
E. Robinson
New York
Palestine
James Ross
R.N
Antarctic
South Pole
Bavaria
Robinson
James Rosso
Metropolis Parks Plan and Parish Voting Circular 1842
Aimed at improving London parks with regular band performances and rare casino refreshment venues to fund government rent. Proposes ornamental casino structures for public use while praising Victoria Park as a vital urban lung. Also includes lithographic circular urging vestrymen and auditors to vote red lists on May 24 and related polling instructions.
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Metropolia
Primrose Hill
Kensington Gardens
Victoria Park
Tory Panocnral Carvassine
St. James's Rectory
J. G
P.S
Disturbing riot tales and a tragedy unfold in Birmingham
In Birmingham police court Samuel Hines faces a divisive case over handbills urging not to enlist. Sergeant Walter Crenen testifies of disrupting crowds near Smithfield while the prisoner distributed anti enlistment bills. Bail offered by Joseph Sturge and Hines and the defendant bound for future Crown guidance.
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Birmingham
Samuel Hines
Joseph Sturge
Society of Friends
Walter Crenen
1St Royal Foot Guards
Smithfield
Morgan
Gem
Crossman
London
India
Sturge
Liverpool
Messrs. Ainsworth and Cromptons
Wellington Mills
Little Bolton
William Hasleden
Chapel-street
Kester Fold
Sarah Hasleden
Duke's Alley Chapel
Chestlefield
Ashover
Richard Eaton
Hutchinson
Eaton
Nottingham
Hicklin
Hookaeler
Abe
Southampton
John Sadlier Moody
T. L. Harman
Hampshire Independent
Moody
Commission of the Peace
Mr. Harman
Harman
Sussex
Barns
New Pound-common
Wisboroughgreen
Ireland Cork County Erection Perrrox inquiry summary
The inquiry into Cork County electoral malpractices closed Saturday. Mr. Smith urged that proof supported the petitioners’ charge of outrages while Mr. Martin, for the sitting MPs, argued acts of violence were isolated and did not influence the poll or indicate sanctioned misconduct.
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Cork
Perrrox
M. Smith
Martin
Cork elections and Dublin linked court tales in Cork watch
Rebels hailed as Daniel O Connell and Edward Burke Roche were declared duly elected knights of the shire for Cork. Reports recount arson and assault attempts in Limerick and Nenagh areas, a fatal shooting, and a sensational prelate court scene in Galmoy involving Lady Galmoy seeking alimony while a peer questions his income.
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Hayter
Daniel O'Connell
Edward Burke Roche
Knights of the Shire
Cork
Limerick
Lowes
Bilboa
Michael Hayes
John Ryan Luke
Ryan
Nenagh
James Molony
Dunkip
Manister
Molony
Croom
Slattery
Bruff
Gannon
Corrain
Belfast
Cleland
Stormount
Northern Whig
Tipperary
North Tipperary
Kilgurtin
Bowen
Toomavaraca
Toomavara
Opon
Justice
Major Priestly
Joseph ‘Tabiteau
R.M
James Willington
Castle Willington
Nenagh Guardian
Ellen Butler
Burke
Galmoy
Garrendenny Castle
Queen's County
Sir Henry Meredyth
Garrett Butler
Lord Galmoy
J. Maguire
Cullenswood
Dublin
Sir Henry
Dr. Radcliffe
Henry
Promovent
Mary Power
J. Radcliffe
Mr. J. Radcliffe
H. .Meredyth
Sir H. Meredyth
H. Meredyth
Mostyn
Jennet
Imerick Chronicle
M‘cleery
Shine
Scotland Riots Mark Queen Birthday In Glasgow
Rioting flared on the Green and surrounding streets as crowds demolished fences and windows, prompting police under Captain Millar to restore order near Nelson’s Monument. In the town, 10 men and boys faced magistrates as rioters with some jailed, others fined or discharged. Glasgow Chronicle notes police conditions and a lack of royal toasts at the time.
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Ruor Ar Glascow
Bronmielaw
Nelson
Humane Society House
Salt Market
London-street
Montcith-row
Millar
Calton
Bridgeton
John-street
London- Street
Monteith Row
Bridewell
Glasgow Chronicle
General Assembly
Edinburgh
Dunlop
Dr. Welsh
Strathbogie
Dr. Chalmers
Presbytery
The
Church of Scotland
Cunningham
Siberian colonies for exiles described in detail in Russian plan
The Gazette des Tribunaux outlines how criminals banished to Siberia receive clothing, food, and tools, with stations, quartering, and propitious settlements. Exiles travel by guarded caravans, receive sustenance, and are housed in well ordered colonies near Tobolsk Yenisseysk and Irkovsk. The system aims to restore social feeling while maintaining harsh penalties for political offenders. The piece contrasts kindness to common criminals with ongoing rigidity for political detainees.
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Liserux Exiies
Russia
Siberia
Gazette Des Tribunaus
St. Petersburg
Tobolsk
Yenisseysk
Irkovsk
Europe
Gazette Des Tribunauz
Paris
Mademoiselle Desjardins
d’Arjuson
Constantinople
Desjardins
Turin
Bourjoin
Isere
Madame de Domville
Pinch
Maison de Santé
Grenoble
Louis Boulars
Marseilles
Count d'Arjuson
Destruction by Fire of the Georgia Indiaman Five Lives Lost
A long fire tragedy report recounts the loss of the Georgia Indiaman of Newcastle bound to London. Captain Mitchell and four crew escaped by small boat as the ship burned and sank near land. Only the chief mate and rest of the Georgia crew were rescued by the ship Thomas Sparks before the Georgia went down. The loss is valued at about £25,000 with a cargo of jewellery and goods, with insurance reported at £25,000. The event occurred on the 1st of last month amid rough seas and strong winds.
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United Law Clerks’ Society
Crown and Anchor
Strand
England
Knight Bruce
George Rose
Lemard Laidman
Association
M.gowan
Edward Fuss
Edward Smith Bigg
J Lins Cas Society
Soho Square
Norwich
Europe
Linnaeus
James Edward Smith
Bishop of
Duke of Northumberland
Duke of Somerset
John Soane
Claudius S. Hunter
Sir John Soane
David Bosanquet
Bosanquet
Italy
Bank of England
Lincoln’s Innfields
Sirohn Soane
Court of Aldermen
Alderman Copeland
Thomas Hamilton
Thomas Stokes
John Henry Burchell
John Walter
Richard Thornton
France
Thomas Wood
M. Villemain
Henry V
Henry VI
Corporation of
Parris
Corporation of London
National Society
Wales
Westminster
Archbishop of Canterbury
London
Winchester
Chester
Salisbury
Worcester
Bangor
Lord Sandon
Wilberforce
Manning
Sinclair
Willis
Lord London
Manning, &c
Canterbury
Saitons
Cmpanon
Friends of
Duchess of Kent
London Tavern
James Hillyar
Hope
R.N
Rose
Charles Hyatt
Jon
Chapman
Cooke
Elliott
H. Althous
Bowie
Barrett
Tyler
Danine
Liz F. Booth
Op Brentronp
Old
New Brentford
Felix Booth
Old Brentford
James Culshaw
Culshan
Swan
Inner Circle
Regent’s Park
Macclesfield Gate
Georgia
Newcastle
Jong Mitchell
Run
Jer Basta
Calcutta
Cho Vishiree
We i
Thomas Sparks
China
Ing
Maduavaca
Mitchell
Mitchel
Ube Bhp
Thoras Sparks
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