Foreign Intelligence notes floods in south of France and Montpensier marriage
The dispatches detail floods in southern France that influence court ceremonies in Paris and Versailles, with the Montpensier marriage delayed. Reports discuss English French diplomacy, Portugal unrest, stock prices, and naval movements as Paris reacts to regional crises and global tensions.
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Panta
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Paris
Versailles
Duke de Montpensier
Lord Normanby
Lord Palmerston
M. Garzot
London
Leopold
St. Cloud
England
M. Bacnurt
Oie
Mort Reeprel
Aintittine
Car
Ataims
Montpensier
Count de Montemolin
Ferdinand VII
Ciredit
Spain
Portugal
Narvaez
Perecu
Portugast
Donna Maria
Madrid
Orleans
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Basie
Fampoux
Dieppe
Strasburgh
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
AliYe
Bordeaus
Cette
Panis
Ress
Parian Dar
Watter
la Presse
Europe
Fance
Russia
United States
French
Moniteur
Brent
la Somme
Loire
Allier
Recherche
Pilote
Caravanne
Jouvencelle
Oceanus
Senegal
West Indies
Sémaphore de
Marseilles
Nievre
Rhone
Tarascon
Rouen
Basle
Strasburg
Lyone
Brain
Mapnip
Heraldo
Beln
Curen Dane Maria
Lisbon
Andalusia
Salamanca
Galicia
Duke de Bianzerer
Senor Sartarina
Heralda
Deaf and dumb chapel in Red Lion square in worship
The Metro polit ie reports a chapel in Red Lion square where public worship is held twice each Sunday for the deaf and dumb without singing or organ. A teacher leads a long gesture based service on biblical text with 20 to 30 attendees in morning and 17 in the Sunday evening session.
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Aspersu
Red Lion Square
Church of England
Red Lion Square Iis
Samuel
Marylebone
Princess's Theatre
Oxford Street
C. Cochrane
Nevonshire Place
Ireland
Majeato
United Kingdom
A. Rameey
R. Peel
J. Russell
Edinburgh
Cochrane
Poor Man's Guardian Society
St. Pancras
St. Giles
Cochrans
Lords of the Treasury
Jiemovan
Lanark AirLuse
Board of Guardians of
St George the Martyr
Southwark
Robinson
Margeret Walshe
Tiwan
Seeker
Board of Post Dians
Cam
Te Boert
Moreh Axp
Javeny Keerane Provivest
Freemasons
Alderman Hooper
C. Bleaden
Manchester and Surrounding Charities And Fires Chronicle
A long report from Manchester details police actions against suspects tied to thefts, a mayoral charity drive reaching £5,000, and a public park funding plan. It covers distresses, beadwork aid to women, and the Pusillaneous Society’s accounts while noting Fire at Fisher’s pond harming property and local relief efforts.
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Tapster
Alderman Flopper
William Batter
Almas
Tinay
Measra
Lovegro
Reqn
Phamus Giles
Pere Des William Faulkner
Pere Paulkner
Dresed
Benjamin Ulagrave
Hooper
Eat
Manchester
Pusuie
Tgp
Eccu
Bacan
Harker
Society For the Protection
Em Yestegg
Willia
Duku Strvet
St. James
Alderman Farebrother
Faciety
Roper
Ug Pabwida
Hfteen
Eskung Berne Ag
Vince
Chad
Gillman
Tie
Police
Waeurdirlius
Ladies’ Committee
Ieee
Amd
Cnedit
Drad
Fordham
Rae
Southampton
Trisnar
Lick Bunsixo
Fisher's Pond
Winchester
William Taubane
Kent
Lond
London
James
Caurcu Pastorat
Atp Sac
Ch Aid Society
Y and Co
Messrs
Heare
C. CG
Lanhaws
Thamas Shirly
Joseph
J. W. Cowley
Bay
Bucks
Crabb
Charles White
Marlboronga Street
Fildes
Seph
Mary
Mat
Thomas
Tom
Pangburn
Joseph Wise
Birmingham
Kennington Lane
Cross
Fox
Beckett
Fidward Edwards
Floyd
Gable
King-Street
Leavinot
Roger
Wood
Sunderland
Meldrum
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Londonderry Arms
Frederick Willian
Maynard
Oxford Street
Chippenfield
Bankside
Southwark
London-bridge
Blunt
Pula
Buoth
Fmente
Robberies and Frauds Shock Abingdon Residents
In Abingdon extensive frauds and robberies have alarmed locals, targeting brewers and malt dealers. Seventeen suspects, including several well regarded, appeared before Mayor Belcher and were remanded for further inquiry. Principal plunder involved malt and hops from Miss Spenluve’s brewery with syndicates operating within ten miles.
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Abingdon
D. Belcher
House of Correction
William Hazell
John Hazell
Joseph Edney
Charles Trinder
Benjamin Blagrove
William Peed
Richard Jones
Georges Bowler
George Haycroft
John Seymour
William Westbrook
Joseph Cullen
James Edney
George Peck
Thomas Pryor
John Hoggins
Mary Huggins
Williams
Oxford
Eustasy
FERMOY MEETING ADDRESSED BY OCONNELL OVER FAMINE WOE
Ireland. A Fermoy gathering drew Daniel O'Connell and Edmund Burke Roche to discuss food scarcity and unemployment amid famine fears. Resolutions urged depots, wages, and relief, with O'Connell pledging to press authorities in Dublin while noting the danger of urging violent action. He warned of looming hardships and called for coordinated action by gentry and clergy.
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O'Connell
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Thi
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Anme
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Geome
Randal Mouth
Routh
Sir Randolph Routh
Kerry
R. Routh
Ireland
Times
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Daing Ao
Tome Ag
Fam
Bank of England
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Treasury
Board of Warka
Aries
Tam Wing
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