French debate on Guizot treaty pledge and diplomacy
In Paris the foreign affairs debate centers on M. Guizot and the December treaty. M. de Billault accuses Guizot of concealment while Salvandy defends past cabinets and a protocol signed in London. The session adjourns with mixed support for ratification.
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France
Riant
Szuancn
M. de Billault
M. Guizot
M. Billaul
M. Dé. Salvandy Stremmed
M. Barryer
M. Guizotcho
Rouge
M. de Salvandy
Count Molé
Marshal Sebastiani
Loxidon
London
M. Dupin
America
M. Legentil
América
M. Grandin
United States
Eng- Ali Effendi
Land
Paris
Rhetel
M. Mortimer Ternaux
Marshal Clauzel
M. Latour du Pin
Gauche Party
M. Teuton
M. Rumpff
Hamburg
Algiers
Algeria
le Commerce
Fire turmoil and relief aid flow after Hamburg blaze
Reports from Hamburg describe rapid relief donations from Russia, Saxony, Württemberg, and banks as rebuilding begins after St. Peter's Church ruin. The scene notes new public works, cautious fire safety plans, and calls for stronger extinguishing measures amid ongoing Turkish actions in Syria and Lebanon.
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Cheesman
Blackwall
Hamburg
Russia
Saxony
Wurtemburg
Statgerd
Frankfort
Rothschild
St. Peter's Church
Committee of Supplies
Senate
Ferdinand
Muromsiy
Trinity House Procession and Deptford Festivities
Crowds lined Tower Hill and the Tower wharf to watch the Trinity House masters wardens and elder brethren depart for Deptford aboard decorated shallops led by the Duke of Wellington. He attended St Nicholas church for a sermon by Rev Henry Melvill and the Trinity Hospital turnout, with a grand banquet later that evening.
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Trinity
Tower-hill
Trinity-house
Trinity Square
Tower-wharf
Deptford
Duke of Wellington
Coldstream Guards
Tower
Childs
White Tower
Tower Liberty
Duke of ‘Wellington
St. Nicholas Old Church
Henry Melvill
Trinity Hospital
Deptford Strand
Henry VIII
Trinity House
Towerhill
Prince Albert
Tower Hill
London
House of Lords
Deptford Fair
St Martin’s Place
Charing
Canterbury
Gloucester
Bristol
Worcester
Bangor
Chester
H. Dakenfield
C. Benson
Earl Howe
Lord Kenyon
R. Ingta
England
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Northumberland
Charles Benson
Escott
Durham
Archdeacon Thorpe
Cotton
Bank of England
Lound
Royal Aenicuruat Society of
Charles Morgan
H. Hoskyns
C.lemon
M.P
John Johnstone
R. P. Judrell
W. Rooke
Branston
Childers
Estcourt
Sotheron
Pendarves
Challoner
Halil
Vernon
Harcoart
Scudamore
Oxford
Political Institute
Old Bailey
White
Messrs
R. A. Shaw
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Suaid
Night Bruce
George Rose
Leonard ‘Laidman
Association
M‘gowan
Edward Fess
Edward Smith Bigg
Annawan Society
Soho-square
Norwich
Europe
Litmus
James Edward Smith
Ad Bt
Trusteeship at Soane Museum and city notices in aldermen court
The aldermen court discusses Sir John Soane Museum trusteeship with Sir Claudius Hunter elected for five years. Viewers hear reports on France city records access and an education for the poor society with Archbishop Canterbury presiding. multiple charity meetings and a Brentford distillery fire incident are noted.
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Leta
Duke of Northumberland
Duke of Somerset
Tureday
John Soane
Claudius
Hunter
John Soave
Lefi
David Busanquet
Busanquet
Italy
England
Bank of England
Lincoln's Sunfields
Court of Aldermen
Alderman Copeland
Claudius S. Hunter
Thomas Hamilton
Thomas Stokes
Scrivener
John Henry Burchell
Jean Walter
Richard Shornton
France
Alberman Thomas Weed
NM. Villemain
M. Villemain
Henry V
Henry VI
Corporation of
Paria
London
National Society For
Wales
Sanctuary
Westminster
Archbishop of Canterbury
Winchester
Chester
Salisbury
Worcester
Hangor
Lord Landun
Wilberforce
Manning
Central School
Sinclair
Willis
Cant Rbury
Lord Sondon
Canterbury
Pp . SatLons’ Female Orphan Home
Friends of
Duchess of Kent
London Tavern
James Hillyar
Hope
R.N
Rose
Charles Yatt
Chapman
Cooke
Charles Hyatt
Elliott
H. ‘Althons
Bowie
Barrett
Tyler
Naval Service
Danine
Booth
Old
Brentford
Felix Booth, Bart
Old Brentford
James Culshaw
Culshan
Mr. Swan
Repent’s Park
Macclesfield Gate
Primrose-bill
Kensington Gardens
Victoria Park
Tony Panocatal
St James's Rectory-house
Mth
Sam
J. G. Waap
Pol
Disturbance at police office over anti enlistment notices
Samuel Hines faced magistrates amid a large crowd including Joseph Sturge and Quaker members. Sergeant Walter Craenen testified he encountered a mob near Smithfield while recruiting. he seized a bill urging opposition to enlistment found among the crowd.
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Birecingham
Distaisurine Bute
Auy
Samuel Hines
Joseph Sturge
Society of Friends
Walter Craenen
1St Royal Foot Guards
Smithfield
Tragic London Courtroom Scenes and Public Notices
Fragmentary OCR reveals a London magistrate hearing with a sergeant describing interference by a prisoner delivering bills and a large crowd, plus bail and sureties. The Bolton factory legatees receive £7,000 each, and a Chesterfield tragedy reports a father killing his son and himself.
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Vie Poe Pie
Wek
Gould el
Piteenoes
Abe Baeugul
Mic
Morgan
Gem
Crassman
London
India
Sturge
Joseph Sturge
Hines
Bolton
CaiLprex
Liverpool
Miss Banister
Upper Parliament Street
Messrs. Ainsworth and Cromptons
Wellington Mills
Little Bolton
William Hasleden
Weaver
Chapel Street
Kester Fold
Sarah Haseden
Duke’s Alley Chapel
Chesterfield
Suor
Ashover
Richard Eaton
Hutchinson
Hundred of
Scarsdale
Eaton
Nottingham
Hicklin
C. Bussesx
Strand Delusion
Axp Dazaprour
Barns
New Pound Common
Wisboroughgreen
Ireland Cork election verdict and Cork Limerick violence report
In Cork County petition case the committee declared Daniel O Connell and Edward Burke Roche duly elected knights of the shire amid outrage allegations. In Limerick disturbances a Bilboa man arrested after a fatal shooting during attacks on James Molony’s home, with five suspects identified and a further assault on Molony’s party. Additional notes cover a Tipperary murder of a man found shot on a dung heap and an extrajudicial alimony motion in the Lord Galmoy case.
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Conx
Crosx
Raz
M. Smith
Martin
Hayter
Daniel O'Connell
Edward Burke Rocue
Knights of the Shire
Cork
County of
Limerick
Lawes
Bilboa
Michael Hayes
John Ryan Luke
Horae Ryan
Nenagh
James Molony
Dunkip
Manister
Molony
Croom
M. Slattery
Bluff
Gannon
S.M
Tiprensny
North Tipperary
Kilguruv
Bowen
Toomavara
Justice
Vilage
Tuomavara
Major Priestly
Joseph Tabueau
James Willington
Castle Willington
J.P
Blake
Willington
Laffan
Nenagh Guardian
Pbsrogative Court
Dustin
Ellen Butler
Barke
Lady Galmoy
Garrendenny, Castle
Queen's County
Sir Henry Meredyth
Promovent
Garrett Butler
Lord Galmoy
J. Maguire
Cullenswood
Dublin
Riots in Glasgow Green as Police Struggle to Restore Order
Rioters clash with police in Glasgow during Queen Victoria's birthday celebrations. Five thousand gather on the green, demolish fencing, attempt to unmoor boats, and fire missiles. Police, aided by Captain Millar, restore control. several rioters are jailed or fined.
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Glascow
Nelson
Humane Society House
Lme
London-street
Monteithrow
Millar
Dalton and
Bridgeton
John Street
John-street
Monteith Row
Bridgewell
Glasgow Chronicle
General Assembly
Edinburgh
Cook
Quand Sacra
Dunlop
Dr. Welsh
Stratbogie
Chalmers
Presbyters
Strathbogie
Church of Scotland
Cunningham
Passion and Principle Novel Edited by Captain Chamier
A brief notice from Saunders and Olley praising LiteRAay Chronicle Passion and Principle edited by Captain Frederick Chamier RN in three volumes. The review lauds the clever writing and insight into aristocratic life, while noting some scenes lean toward licentiousness but overall find much to please readers.
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Captat Frecvrick Chamier
R.N
London
Oae
Colburn
Captain Chamier
Tne Herperta
Elphinstanes
Saunders and
Olley
Leigee
Muffs in Window Lead to Confrontation at Shop
A woman selects a muff from a shop window while William, a young clerk, is urged to disclose prices. A dispute over a marked price ends with William defending honesty and quitting the shop amid warnings from Mr. Wiggins and Mr. Scorum about discipline and religious propriety.
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William
Shiva
Nickson
W Vrain
Wiley
Ely
Ailawes Mare
Hickson
Alance
Dore
Herb
Hic
Mr. Wiggins
Durst
Mr. Herbert
Scorum
Mr. Scorum
Mr. Waging
Herbert
Mr. Seornas
Mr. Wrens
Willam
Willson
Scarum
Roi
Howe
Willian
Wellington
Croydon Coroner’s Inquest Hears Self-Inflicted Death Claim
An inquest at the Mail Coach Croydon on a dead man found on the common heard testimony from Inspector Collier and others. Evidence suggested no struggle and pointed to self inflicted death with a pistol ball and loaded cartridge. The jury adjourned to allow police further inquiry into the deceased identity and state of mind.
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Carter
Surrey
Croydon
Battersee
Collier
Yyress Common
Mir
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Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Department
Aston
Duke de Glucksberg
Mexico
Belgium
Supreme Tribunals
Patriarch of the Indies
Duke of Baylon
M. Olozaga
Seville
Republic
Chiclana
Ayuntamiento
Bank of
Latiy Masia
Smyrna
Baldwin Walker
Admiral Walker
Mussulman
Charles Napier
Alo
Thia
Reis Effendi
Turkkny
Egypt
Constantinorte
Syria
Beyraut
Anc
Algerta
Suleiman Pasha
Alexandria
Lebanon
Constantinople
Druse
Maronte
Chosraff Pasha
the Metropolis
Sir Henry
Dr. Radcliffe
Inpugnant
Mary Power
Henry
Lord Galmay
J. Redcliffe
H. Meredyth
Lord Galinay
J. Radcliffe
Ellen Burke
J. Radclife
H. Meredith
Mr. J. Radcliffe
Sir H. Meredyth
Mostyn
Galmay
Radcliffe
Sir Thomas Staples
Garret Butler
Galmoy
Toler Osborne
Bart
Jennet
Limerick Chronicle
Ireland
Scotland
Admiral Dumont d'Urville
Royal Geographical Society of Paris
Versailles
Beke
Africa
Waterloo Place
Kurdistan
Amjesty
E. Robinson
New York
Palestine
James Ross
R N. Tur H
Antarctic
South Pole
Bavaria
Atock
Robinson
T Hen
Literaay Chronicle
Gopher Marverson
Thomas Miller
Mille
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