Rumors of French cabinet shifts and Spanish forces in flux
French politics hover around Thiers and Mole as Montalivet may lose office while a new ministry forms. In Spain Espartero closes on Cabrera’s Carlist strongholds as cantons brace for blockade and Cadiz eases cod fish transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Marshal.Soult
Montalivet
M. Mont Thiers
M. Thiers
Count Mole
Count Montalivet
M. Barrot
Count Molea
Gazette de France
Gazette de Berri
Bourges
Don Carlos
Bordeaux
Rome
Vienna
Duke of Modena
Naples
Quotidienne
New Zealand
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Spain
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
M. Montoya
Alaix
M. Arrazola
Troilan Mendez Vigo
Valencia
O'Donnell
Camarilla
Castelleta
Cantavieja
Santa Barbara de la Fresnada
Castelserac
Guadalajara
Cifuentes
Bergara
Gomez
Zavala
Villareal
Eguia
Carlos
Cabrera
Saragossa
Aliaga
Alcoriza
Montoya
Catalonia
Beceyte
Rio Guadalupe
Villarluengo
Modoro
Pitarque
Espartero
Morella
San Fernando
Valladolid
Cavalry del Principe
Jaen
Aragon
Newfoundland
Cadiz
England
Ghostly sighting and public notices in London crowd
A white figure among Christ Church cemetery tombstones in Blackfriars road sparked a crowded ghost rumor, with bystanders debating whether it was a nobleman’s shade or Guy Fawkes. The disturbance was traced to a worker in a white jacket. Separately, a distress warrant was issued against Lambeth overseers for arrears totaling £1,554.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfriars'road
Christ Church
Guy Fawkes
Victoria Theatre
Pimlico
Union Hall
Victoria
Board
St. Mary, Lambeth
Chambers
Board of Guardians
Hayes
Smith
Westminster
Prince’s Chamber
Fawkes
Parliament Passage
Lambeth
Courcy Extension
Southwark
Abingdon-street
Milbank
Parliament Street
England
Duke of Breprorp
Duke of Bedford
St. Katharine’s Wharf
Belgrave Square
Chenies
Rickmansworth
Woburn Abbey
Duke
Marquess of Abercorn
Duchess of Bedford
Georgiana
Rachel Russell
Royal Victoria
Leith
London
Scotland
Edinburgh
Hull
Vivid
Dart
General Steam Navigation Company
Calais
Ramsgate
Railways in Cornwall Dominates County Meeting
A large Cornwall meeting at Bodmin urged Parliament to authorize a Cornwall railway extending from Exeter toward Fal, with Earl of Falmouth and other MPs backing the plan. Also noted: local court for debt recovery proposed in Brighton, widespread sheep theft arrests, and various regional updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Thomas Lethbridge
Somhersetshire
Morning Chronicle
Sodmin
Imromrart
Earl of
Exeter
Fal
Hesehis
T . Aee
Turnet
Treefs
Brighton
Uptell
Burcombe
Deal
J. Mercer
Mary Gregory
J. Gregory
Usper Deal
Wells
Dover
Devizes
Aonal Constaburary
Wilts
Devonfort
Tufnell
St. Aubyn
London
Leach
George Dawson
Admiralty
George Grey
Edward Codrington
Duke of Wellington
Walmer Castle
Antwérp
Cinque Ports
St. James’s Church
Hammond
Lord Maryborough
Col
Munro
Inverary
Inverary Castle
Roseneath Castle
Campbell
Kilmun
Islay
Holy Loch
Argyllshire
Marquis of
Lorn
Breadalbane
Earl of Charleville, Mr. Campbell, Mp., Lord Tullamore, Lord Arthur Lennox
Wi. Cumming
Thomas Dick Lauder
Duke
Duchess of Argyll
Lord
Lady Campbell
Duke of Argyl
Xelso
Margaret Bapty
Newton Don
John Scott
Stitchel
Knaresborough
Henry Rich
Liverpool
William Pei
Waterford
Beaumaris
Liverpool Albion
Manchester
Rochdale
Old Quay
Yorkshire
Derbyshire
Cheshire
Staffordshire
Bolton and Bury
Mersey and Irwell
Warrington
St. Helen’s
Runcorn
Liverpool, &c
Rochdale Canal
Manchester Guardian
Portsmouth
Woolwich
Hampshire Telegraph
Stireling
James Aytoun
Burghs
Corn Exchangé
Aytoun
Lord Dalmeny
Perth ‘Advertiser
Canterbury Meeting Defends Queen and Ousts Bradshaw Supporters
A Canterbury public meeting at the Guildhall rejects insults to the Queen and loyalty to the Sovereign. Speakers denounce Mr. Bradshaw and Tory hostility, condemn anti Ireland rhetoric, and adopt an address reaffirming allegiance to the constitutional monarchy and the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radshaw
Indi
Canterbury
Bradshaw
Wes
Guildhall
Alber Conyngham
Cooper
Lord A. Conyngham
William Somerville
Henry Conyngham
Brent Massers
Courtenay
Brent
Kentish Gazette
France
England
Hanover
Mr.Bradshaw
Kentish
Alderman Neame
Albert Conyngham
Flint Rose
Ireland
Somerville
Queen Victoria
Gospel of Peace
W. Courtenay
Baronet
Weir
Russell
Browne
Holladay
Alderman Masters
W. Plummer
James
Lord Albert Conyngham
Albert
Petar
Promising Agricultural Prospects at Stanley New Location
Reports from a September meeting in Stanley show rapid agricultural progress under the New Brunswick Land Company. Umpires Lieut.-Colonel Robinson and Major Allen M Lean lauded healthy site conditions and extensive clearings, predicting Stanleys value will soon match the province. The National Society presents 1837 data on daily Sunday and infant schools with totals of 12,391 places, 10,924 schools, and 996,460 scholars across England and Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Stanley
New Brunswick Land Company
Robinson
Allen M‘lean
Hayne
National Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
Portugal
Mercantile Association of
Oporta
Douro
Boqueta
Guadiana
Ilha Isabel
Villareal de San Antonio
Brigadier da Silva
Padre Mareal
Antonio Bento
Newgate
Lisbon
Caes Do Tejo
Misericordia da Lisboa
M. Dahlmann
University of
Gottingen
Germany
Wirtemberg
Theaculty
Tubingen
Munch Bellinghausen
Diet
Jena Heidelberg
Law
Holland
Belgium
Antwerp
Brugsels
Utrecht
Roger
Leopold
Netherlands
Ren
Sina
Greece
Athens
Augsburgh Gazette
Otho
Europe
Yons
M. Lyons
the Metropolis
Aita Rs. B
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IIT
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Boas
England and
Wales
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