Royal honors and European turmoil spill into Paris notes
The king awards grand officer and commander crosses to several ministers in an ornate ceremony. Paris reports heavy rain yet warm weather as 66 Fahrenheit noted. Debats critiques London elections and Ireland policy, while the Commerce publishes fortifications data for Paris with 24,800 troops and 1,262 guns. Spain, Turkey, and U.S. political scene described with Madrid, Saragossa, and Baltimore convention dynamics.
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Legion of Honour
Count Duchatel
Messrs. Villemain
Cunin Grideine
Lacave Laplagne
Dors
London
Ireland
O'Connell
Paris
Rouen
Cape pacific Natal settlement praised by emigrant farmers
Accounts from the Cape report Natal settling under Her Majesty's proclamation after the August 7 meeting at Pietermauritzburg. Emigrants express satisfaction at pacification, while frontier violence continues with a brutal murder of William Glen of the 75th regiment and a near-escape for Mr. Pedlar. Military actions recapture cattle and tensions rise as protection demands grow. An Asangai Bush letter notes unrest, Boer resistance to British rule, and killings in Kowri Bush amid ongoing frontier instability.
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Cape
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Pietermauritzburg
Caffre
William Glen
75Th Regiment
Bisset
Tola
Asangai Bush
Smith
Kowri
Arrivals at Liverpool Bring Late News on Elections
Two steamships, the Acadia and the Great Western, docked at Liverpool with late telegraph news. The Journal of Commerce forecasts a Whig Senate majority, a two to one Whig lead in the House, and cross-party tariff positions. Maryland, Georgia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania show varied party gains and losses, while Ohio hints at Whig strength. Duff Green’s mission to England sparks debate, and cotton crop reports diverge. Yellow fever persists in New Orleans and Mobile. a New York crew loss occurs from epidemic. The presidential race of 1844 looms with six Democratic candidates under discussion for a May Baltimore convention.
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Calhoun
Baltimore
Richard M. Johnson
Kentuckey
Polk
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Congress
W. R. King
Alabama
United States Senate
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Buchannan
Cass
Johnson
Clay
John M. Clayton
Delaware
United States
John Davis
Massachusetts
John Sergeant
Pennsylvania
N. P. T&imade
New York
Daniel Webster
Times
Canada
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Christopher Widmer
Rene Joseph Kimber
Amilius Irving
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Baldwin
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Merritt
Dunlop
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Rio Janeiro
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Journal of Commerce
Senate
Maryland
Georgia
New Jersey
Ohio
Duff. Green
England
New Orleans
Mobile
Tyler
Emperor to adopt Prussian militia system in Russia
The Berlin paper reports the Emperor of Russia will introduce the Prussian Landwehr system across his dominions making all subjects liable for military service for a limited period with no exemptions. It also notes Baron Lieven’s continued involvement in Servia as governor figure.
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Constantinople
Baron Lieven
Servia
Lord Aberdeen
Berlin
Russia
Magtygpom III Correa
Vican Apostolic
Frenca Missionanigs
Paris
O'Connell
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Libois
Foreign Missions
Macao
Drusiparis
Castro
Pekin
Imbert
Chastan
Mauban
Corea
China
Dublin
Vico
Southampton
Vigo
Wilson
Lisbon
Yriarte
Espartero
National Guard
Alderman W Hughes Hughes for Broad Street ward
A Tuesday court ceremony elected and sworn in William Hughes Hughes as alderman for Broad Street ward. The proceedings highlighted his roles as magistrate for Middlesex Westminster and Hampshire, high sheriff of Hampshire, and MP for Oxford, with backing from Dr Buckland and ward officials.
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City Remembrancer
Lord Mayor's Court
Broad Street
William Hughes Hughes
W. Hughes Hughes
Buckland
Middlesex
Westminster
Hampshire
Oxford
Bridge
Hughes Hughes
Hughes
Richard Phillips
London
Ludgate-hill
Alderman Musgrove
Alderman Wilson
Alderman Johnson
Sheriff Moon
Anderton
Cooper
Alderman Hooper
Sherif Pilcher
Andler
Court of Chancery
Worcester Bishop lauds Rome imitate aim at missions here
Birmingham report on a Worcester bishops speech defending anti Protestant views while praising Catholic fundraising, urging Birmingham to back the Propagation of the Gospel and noting the society’s freed funds from public purse and rising costs due to emigration, emancipation of slaves, and eastern expansion.
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Birmingham
Worcester
United Societies For
Church of England
Rome
Papal
Church of
Opea
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
British
America
West India
Bristol
Foneral
Lichfield
Clifton
Eccleshall
Ireland Ints a Maoistracy and Dublin Peace Commission Remove
Ireland reports removals from Dublin county peace commissions after attendance at a repeal meeting in Mullaghmast. Magistrate Michael Sweetman also strips himself from the Dublin commission. Juror summonses rise in state prosecutions as authorities seek juror readiness amid public unease. At Portobello, Mr McDougall told Dublin magistrates that charges against Lieutenant Marsh and Cornet Coote of the 3d Dragoon were discussed.
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John L. Arabin
Commission of the Peace
Dublin
Mullaghmast
Michael Sweetman
Herald
Tur Arran
Portoretto Haren
M‘dobough
Q.C
Lieutenant Marsh
Cornet Coote
3D Dragoon
Sudden Death of Dr John Sharpe in Banagher
In Banagher on a Saturday night Dr John Sharpe died after his maid found him crying in bed and in apparent distress. Mrs Sharpe and medical staff tried to help but the vital spark had fled before Dr Ing arrived. The death causes local excitement and is linked to the town’s recent events.
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Banagher
John Sharpe
Sharpe
End
Seymour
Dr Ing
Leinster Express
Ireland
Limerick
Protectionists Attacked At Agricultural Meeting In Scotland
In a strictly agricultural district three gentlemen arrived by special request of about twenty farmers, many paying rents above £790 annually. speakers Cobden Bright and Hope urged repeal of the corn laws. The scene featured Cobden’s denunciation and Bright’s masterful argument. Meanwhile Edinburgh children narrowly escaped poisoning from foreign nuts scattered on the street. thirty partook, but all recovered by evening. Also Rasay and Bona islands in the Hebrides, long owned by the M Leods, sold for £35,000 after bidding started at £20,000.
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Gibbs and
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Thomas Gresham
Gresham
Taylor
Richard Westmacott
England
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Europe
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Greenwich
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Walker
Bullock
Corporation of London
Thames
R. Dobson
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Barwis
Temple Church
Smirke
Pedro Zunveta
London
Ludgate-hill
Hemp
Blackwall
Bow
Old Ford
Old Court
M. 4Ulueta
Anti-Slavery Society
Society of Friends
Hammersmith
Albion-hall
Webb’s-lane
Great Western
Churchwarden Morecraft
R. J. Millar
Brentford
Metropolis
Daley
Royal Society For the Prevention of
Animals’ Friend Society
Royal Society
Metropolitan Police
Thomas Radcliffe
Mernier
Radcliffe
Shayler
North
Allen
Leeds
Thomas Walker
Dewsbury
Wakefield
Yorkshire
G. Goodman
Montague Baker Bere
Ruptey
George Newsome
Battleybar
West Riding, Clothier
Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy
M. B. Bere
Court of Bankruptcy
Waterfield
York
Macclesfield
Gawend Farm
Macclesfield Canal
Sutton
George Hammond
John Crump
Crump
Joseph Walmsley
Satton
Hammond
Manchester
Raz Inwett
Irwell
Bowers and Murray
Hunt’s Bank
Victoriabridge
New Bailey
Hunt
Messrs. Bowers and Murray
Manchester Town
Downais
John Guest
Dowlais
Wrenn
Jarrett
Parker
J. Evans
Merthyr
Hon. Baronet
Reading
Berks
Abingdon
Bright
Mr. Cobden
Yy ‘Hope
Fenton Bates
Caledonian Mercury
Epinavuren
Jamaica-street
Edinburgh
Rasay
Bona
Hebrides
Auction Mart
M‘leods
Divett Vote Pairing and London Trip Mystery
The article narrates Mr. Divett’s trip to London to vote for Mr. Pattison, claiming a unease at a suspected trick by government circles. It explains a misapprehension over a pair with Sir Gregory Lewin, detailing how Divett found his name on the register and cast an early vote, then returned home, while asserting indignation at the perceived manipulation.
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Divett
City of Lendon
Gregory Lewin
Doncaster
London
Pattison
Baring
Tam
Gregory
Mr. Divett
Bystock
Bostock
Penybank
Thomas
Frwd
Leyson Lewis
Llandilo
Carmarthen
Mynydd-bach
Abergorlech
Rebecca
Gwaunygraig
Llanfihangel Yeroth
New Inn
Nicholls
Bowen Davies
Maesycrigian
England
Thomas Cowley
Baldwin
Wilfal
Foucue Axp
Ferpivaxo
Prince of the Asturias
Ferdinand the Seventh
Valancay
Napoleon
Fouehe
Stanhope
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