Paris Windsor election details and Mediterranean rumors
The paper outlines lengthy proceedings around Windsor elections, alleged corrupt practices, and outrages by supporters of a leading candidate. It notes railways to be adjudicated on December 20 and reports a French nobleman Duke de Baulz Tavannes death by suicide amid railway speculation. It covers naval plans, finance moves, and Algeria reports, with Spain and Turkey notes and a French-Napoleonic tone throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Thoraday
Windsor
Moniteur
Lyons
Creil
St. Quegrin
Duke de Baulz-Tavannes
France
Lorient
Brest
Madagascar
Fri- Pemone
Vanbao
Kent
Toulongere
Afonileur Des Armée
Journal du Havre
Buenos Ayres
Deux Freres Unie
Rossi
London
Orleans
Rouen
Northern
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Tol
Berdeaus
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Brele
Fampoux
Algeria
General de Bar
Algiers
Marshal Bugeaud
Revenu
Abd-el-Kader
Oran
Morocco
Africa
Caribe
Cadiz
Sud de
Constitutionnel
Noukahive
Marquesas Islands
Dupetit Thouars
Te Moaua
Mount Foubive
M. Brunt
Marquesas
Wallahon
Accidental death from fireworks at Cripplegate
An inquest at St Bartholomew's Hospital heard Walter Good, fourteen, bought fireworks and ignited a squib in Red Lion Court Bunhill Row. He pocketed a lighted case, his clothes burned, and despite aid, died from burns. Verdict: Accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bethlem Hospital
Aboes
United Kingdom
France
Zapria
Gaamwman Schoor
Queen Elizabeth
Free Grammar School
St. Olava
St. John
Southwark
Bermondsey
Surrey
Russell
Major
W.C. Mackenzie
Terence
Alderman Humphrey
Paris
Alderman Farncomb
Messrs
Hardingham
Hunt
Davies
Lee
Morgan
Hooppell
Goward
Fauntleroy
Key
Smith
Thompson
Berridge
Pincott
Jacobs
Sieperands
Dupils
Old Bailey
Farringdon Street
Smithfield
Farringdon Market
Batuebridge
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
William Payne
Walter Good
No. 14
Milton-street
Cripplegate
Red Lion-court
Bunbill-row
Fire damages stock and buildings on High Street
A blaze rapidly reduced a heap of stock and threatened several houses on the opposite side of High Street. Flames lapped into nearby structures before being checked. Mr. Gale extinguished a spark that ignited inflammable trade materials after closing his shop for the night.
Murder of a Wife by her Husband. PROVINCIAL. CHIPPING-NORTON.
The town of Chipping-Norton was stirred when police inspector Nott struck a prisoner in custody, causing death next day. An inquest returned a verdict of manslaughter, with Nott committed to Oxford Castle for trial. Also reported are a man overboard from a steamer near Liverpool, a burglary attempt at Sheffield with pistolfire, and a great fire at a Winchester carrier’s premises with heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Valencia
Saragossa
Manu
Pope
M. Castello Y Ayengo
Catalonia
Prim
Marseilles
War Office
Barcelona
el Tiempo
Council of War
Heraldo
Fieca
Maria Christina
Justice
Foreign Affairs
Narveez
M. Martinez Dela Rosa
EaGyrr
Queen Victoat
Victrou—Caine
England
Mehemet Ali Pache
Alexandria
Liverpool
Malta
Barnett
Warne
Cairo
Burnett
Dragaman
New York
Montreal
Washington
Toronto
Boston
Halifax
Great Britain
Hibernia
Capa
St. John's
Ceptein Hoskin
Channel
Ell
Atlantic
Pleneur
Great Western
Oregon
Rooma
Iiver
United State
United States
Polk
S J. Loute Republican
Vancouver
Columbia
Nauvoo
Mexico
New York Herald
Canada
Nova Scotia
Ards
Maine
Clay
Cincinnati
Kenney
Bond
Europe
London
France
Texas
Chipping-Norton
Maxstatantzn
Nott
Weatall
Oxfordshire
William Slatter
Halls
Hall
Wingfield
Oxford
Woodside
Sheffinly
Henvie Derenck
Burgans
Mra. Middleton
Sheffield
Thia
Shepherd
G. Gale
Thia City
Arena
Hous
Robinson
Arma
Mary Fullerton
Michael Fullerton
Alill-street
Patrick M‘intyre
Catherine Butler
Ataira
Judy M'Intyre
Nency M‘intyre
Art
Lord Dorham
Joseph Agar Locking
Anrpeon
Loga
J. A. Locking
Miss Street
Mr. Bender
Jacia Jennings
Mill Street
Charley Dodd
Police Gazette
Holl
Yorkshire
Seika
Hoe
Ireland
Law Times
aey-General
Perm
Caunnimpoer
Catharine Hall
Dr. Procter
Henry Philpati
Smith
Denes Covert
Euasti
Eant
CuaBbeviLis
Rollestone
Arryice
Timothy Morgan
Charleville Forest
King’s County
Mote
Heere
Earl of Kingston
Baron Lefray
Steauen
Londow
Waterman
Woolwich
Old Swan Wharf
Bee
City
West Vol
Swan
Hackney
Chatham Place
Valais
Ireland famine policy letter and Dublin meeting notes
The document records Sir Robert Peel's reply to the Irish famine appeal and outlines proposed measures for Ireland including food imports, restricting oats exports, reducing oats use by cavalry, suspending grain distillation, and creating granaries. It also covers a Monday meeting chaired by Mr M'Coy, discussions on tenant distress, anti landlord rhetoric, calls for parliamentary action, and notes on public collections and a Dublin incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LI Ocuity
Whitahall
Ireland
Ublic Service
Renent Peel
Lord Cloncurry
Holbormm
Baldoyle
Arking
Hodges
Broderick
London
Dublin
Mr. O'Connell
O'Neil
Association
O'Connell
Pery
Anleas
H. Peel
Rentleman
France
Ferrand
Hulleboo
W.S. O'Brien
Macarthy
Cork
M‘cloud
Masor
Clarendon Street Chapel
Nuhing
College Street
Woman in Bermondsey Suicide Attempt After Affaire
A Bermondsey girl, daughter of Edward street residents, was confined to the St Mary Bermondsey parish workhouse lunatic ward after alleged distress over an affair with Charles Mandale Co engineer of Westminster Bridge Road. She jumped from a window but escaped to a neighbour’s garden before help arrived. inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Street
Bermondsey
Edward Street
St. Mary, Brimondsey
Bathlem
Borpitsl
St. George's Felda
Ander
Davia
Lambeth
Charles
Measra, Mandale ,and Co
Westminster Bridge-Road
Charlotte Street
Blackfriars
St. Mary, Bermondery
Railways as a Prointance Investment
The Railay Almanack lists thirty eight leading railways with varying dividends from 7 to 10 percent. Among the entries, many pay under five percent while a few reach higher yields, revealing uneven profitability across the network. Also noted is a curious fishing incident in Hertfordshire where a pike, three feet long, yielded a second pike fragment when opened, with surprising measurements recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railay
Savape
Roxwuor
Herts
Tring
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turkey
Axorher
Dardanelles
Gre
Ibrahim Pacha
Foreign Intelligence
Jesus
Egypt
America
Lord Metcalfe
Montreal Courier
Muncklands
James Cnawrorp
Rosist
L. N.coxsext
Transauctions
Glasgow
Halifax Morning Post
Journale
Journal of Commerce
Pakenhaw
Unite States
Columbia River
Latitude
Coluobia River
Buchanan
Marcy
Bancroft
Pennsylvania
Bochapan
Congress
Commercial Advertiser
The
Courier and Inquirer
California
Calhoun
Senate
Origen
India
Soursampros
Thames Royal Mail
Philip Hast
R.N
Southampton
Demerara
Trinidad
Jamaica
Barbadoea
Grenada
St. Thomas's Flat
Lord Elgin
House of Assembly
Spanish Town
Barbadoes
Windward
Hayti
Fatwouti
Laura
Louise
Marcks
Monte Video
Ousley
Colonia
Buenos
Onseley
Rosas
Rires Prate
Daverroo
Rio
Resolution
45Th Regiment
Cyclops
Plymouth
O'Brien
Chill
Monte Videu
Rio Janeiro
Gulf of California
the Metropolis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!