French Royal Gardens Guarded After Fatal Shot in Tuileries
News from Paris reports a working man was shot by a soldier in Rue Rivoli near the Tuileries as guards ringed the royal garden. The piece notes heightened fear around Louis Philippe and criticizes the king's security and policy amid unrest.
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France
Tuileries
Louis Philippe
Rue
Rivoli
Paris
Journal of Commercé
Abbaud
Fieschi
Count de
Spaim
Spain
Don Carlos
Moderados
M. Isturiz
Cortes
la Granga
Olonaga
Seoane
Camarino
Arrogole
Rey
Puche
Martinez Dela Rosa
Portugal
Dom Louis Phelippa
Maria
Fernando
Pedro de Alcantara
Antonio
Miguel
Rafail
Gabriel
Gennaga
Xavier
Francisco de Assis
Jaoa
Auguste
Julio
Vallande de
Luxembourg
Europe
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Hanover
Montesquieu
Augsburgh
Cologne
Department For Ecclesiastical Affairs
Osnaburg
Naples
Great Britain
Hastings
Saxe Weimar
Hotel Della Vittoria
Villa Reale
M. V. Rothschild
Royal Palace
Sicily
Wilwa
Kingdom of Poland
Simon Konarsky
Wilna
Russia
Petersburgh
Birmingham Ten Churches Fund grows with bishop's approval
The Ten Churches Fund rises past nine thousand pounds as regulations outline and the Bishop of the diocese approves the presidency. Birmingham prepares for the British Association general assembly this August with a newly formed council to coordinate arrangements.
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Birmingham
Ten Churches Fund
Cee
Briish Association
Brambletye
Selsey
Frome
Lewis Coward
Tower
the Angels Inn
Coward
Hmatishamn
John Myann
Eaq
Sayerland
Leicester
Jane Scott
William Brewin
John Grant
Rugby
Brewin
Grant
St. Mary’s Church
Bewes
Cameron
Uckfield Nursery
C. Mabbott
Req
Lewes
Market
Free School
Sicklemore
King’s Arms Inn
Uckfield
Lichfield
Allen
Worthington
Brassington
Lindfield
Sousrectso
Murper
Hollingham
Headborough
Lindfeld
Simcox
Daventry
Sussex Hallpress
Sussex
Yweovwil
John Stephens
Messrs. Whitmash and Co
Chinnock
West Coker
Gummer
Stevens
Murder on Horwich Moor Ends With Wilful Murder Verdict
An adjourned inquest reassembled as witnesses described sightings of a man with a gun on Horwich Moor near Bolton. The jury found James Whittle guilty of wilful murder after testimonies placed him at the scene and in possession of a firearm. The coroner praised local magistrates for their thorough investigation.
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Daniel Crook
Wright
Ainsworth
Matthew Lambert
Matthew
James Fletcher
Belmont
Joseph Halliwell
William Gerard
Bolton
Horwich-moor
Skipton
Yorkshire
Halliwell
James Whittle
Manchester Courier
Robbery and swift capture of Bath thieves in 1800s tale
Bath, Nov 19. Thieves forced entry at Colonel Kaye’s Royal Crescent home and stole valuables worth about £3000. Police traced suspects to Bristol, capturing two. a third escaped. The loot was recovered hidden in a Mackingtosh cape. Robbers were jailed in Bath. examination to reveal the gang continues.
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Bath
Colonel Kaye
Royal Crescent
Hall
Birmingham
London
Bristol
Gloucester Road
Kaye
Perry
Filthy Streets and Faulty Pavements Prompt Action
Citizens complain about dirty streets and broken pavements as city regulations for cleansing seem abandoned. Scavengers spread mud again by vehicles and pedestrians, with little cleaning done. Calls arise for police supervision and swift punishment for neglect. Also notes a Boston pickpocket trap using an empty pocketbook to lure thieves.
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Boston
New York Mirror
Extraordinary Stove Inquest At St Michael's Church Cornhill
A lengthy inquest in the Jamaica Coffee-house on James Trickey aged sixty four who died after a newly invented stove heated St Michael's Church in Cornhill. Witnesses described a sulphurous smell and a scene in the cloisters with a stove, porter, and pipe. Surgeons differed whether death was from apoplexy or inhaled noxious fumes. The coroner and jury adjourned for further evidence after five hours of testimony.
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Jamaica Coffee-house
St. Michael’s Alley
Cornhill
Payne
James Trickey
St. Michael’s Church
Clement Harris
Harper
James Street
Pugh and South
Blinkhorne
Gracechurch-street
Ball
Finsbury-place
King William-street
London-bridge
Attempt on Duke of Normandy in England Leads to Trial
A man named Desire Rouselle faced examination after firing at the Duke of Normandy at Camberwell Green. Police traced the assailant through dinners at the Duke’s house and a trail of footwear and clay evidence. The wounded man remained in danger. the prisoner was remanded for two weeks amid claims of a prior French murder attempt.
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Desire Rouselle
Luc de Bavibe
Normandy
Trates
Union-hall
Mous de la Barre
Posin
Camberwell-green
Nessor
France
Tolg Hin
Custom House
Henig
Jeremy
Duke’s House
Walters
Crown
Peckham
the Crown
Greenwich
Duke of Normandy
Camberwell
The
Wear valley coal owners plan price rise provokes concern
The Sunderland or Tyne side report notes coal owners aim to raise export steam coal prices at year start. Trade fears fear loss of the foreign coal trade and suffering for the owners, who may reconsider if the plan proves harmful.
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Wear
Sunderland
Richard the
Leicester
Richard Iil
Blue Boar Inn
Bosworth
Richard
BroTeus ProceepiIncs
Hoppershzrp
James Acland
Huddersfield
Philosophical Hall
Boston police capture two prisoners after night pursuit
Dimoline and Mumby of the Boston police nab two escapees, Woods and Carter, aided by observations of women near Fan Harpham. The prisoners were found with a loaded gun later linked to a prior theft. They are remanded for a further hearing as action is decided.
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Boston
Dimoline
Mumby
Woods
Carter
Fan Harpham
Sister
Harpham
Shepperson
Deeping Fen
Boston Herald
Lord Castlereagh
Monsieur de Melcy
Madame Grisi
Cheltenham
151Th Hussars
15Th Hussars
Glasgow
India
Horse Guards
Caledonian Mercury
TuLioce
West Indies
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Surinam
United Service Journal
Westeran Methodism
John
Charles Wesley
Wesleyan
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Horwich Moor
St. Michael's Church
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