French and British tensions over Cracow and Huninguen
Paris and London press dissect the Vienna treaty breach as France seeks to defend its eastern frontier. Guizot and Guizot’s allies face cabinet strains amid references to Huninguen, Basel and Austria, while England weighs a joint protest or independent action shaped by Cracow and Utrecht.
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Paris
Cracow
Montpensier
Huninguen
Republic of Cracow
Austria
France
Great Britain
Louis Philippe
Lord Palmerston
M. Guizot
Lord Aberdeen
Vienna
Journal Des Débuts
Europe
Esterday
England
HM. Thiers
M. Thiers
M- Guizatz
Liberal Party
Huningaen
Basle
M. Duchatel
Count Mole
M. Billeult
General Cuburel
Russia
Switzerland
Univers
Peter
Journal Des Débats
Times
Loutis
Gauizot
Constitutionnel
The
National
Morning Chronicle
Taranta
Spain
Utrecht
Count St. Autsire
Journal
Des Débats
London
Countess de St. Aulaire
de St. Aulaire
Repeal meeting at Conciliation Hall in Ireland
A Nov 245 meeting of the Repeal Association drew large crowds at Conciliation Hall. O'Connell spoke defending his denial of having tenants under an absentee landlord and rejected physical force. The discussion contrasted Old and Young Ireland, urging legal, peaceful means to restore Ireland’s Parliament.
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Denix
RePeal Association
O'Connell
Edward Costello
Michael Dunne
Ray
Times
Cork Examiner
Examiner
The
England
Freeman's Journal
Thoman Steele
Bis
Friends of Ireland
Young Ireland
Beriatans
Phelanx
O’connell
Catholic Association
Necedera
Ireland
Daniel O'Coxnell
Mail
Reform Club
Dawson-street
Movement Party
Spitalfields
Lord John Ruxcell
Morgan John O'Connell
Morgan O'Connell
Kit Fitzsimon
Dan O'Connell
Marseilles
Broderik
Liberator
Himadi
Royal Agaicrizonal Society of Tretan
Evening Mail
Earl of Shannon
Enniskillen
Gie Ressons
Watertown
Ovary
Waterford
Giadarmat
Givorge Grey
Stuart de Decies
Pervian
Dublin
Conciliation Hall
Tipperary
Limerick
Nenagh
Queen Street
Shannon
Birr Sed Borrisokane
Kilcoleman
The Romance of War and a Highlander Tale
Review summarizes James Grant and Henry Colburn volumes on the Gordon Highlanders in the Peninsular War and a savage life narrative by George French Angas. Excerpts describe battlefield scenes, piracy amid ruins, and a dramatic robbery in a crypt. It contrasts war’s decay with calls for arbitration and peace.
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Spain
James Grant
London
Henry Colburn
Santos
Pedro
Evan
Elonald
Lazaro Gomes
Amd
Hove
Narvaez
Merida
Ronald
Cimentea
Albuquerque
Majorga
Julian Diaz
Julian
Gregado
Perdition
Diaz
Driveller
Diavelo
Lazarillo
Narsacz
Compostella
Cimentex
San Juan
Desperadoes
Isobel Zuares
Sonor
Convento de San Juan
Isatel
Gomez
Isabel Zuares
Senors
Pyghlands
Australia
George French Angas
Smith, Elder and Co
Adelaide
New South Wales
Angas
Austria
New Zealand
Victoria
England
Auge
Brighton Breakwater Proposal At Public Meeting
A Brighton public meeting at the Town Hall discussed a plan by the Brighton Suspension Pier Company to build a crescent breakwater south of the pier bead. Engineer Sir Samuel Brown outlined an iron frame with granite ballast, 80 feet deep, costing about £15,000, to shelter steam packets and facilitate passenger access. Captain Pechell pledged support in Parliament, with directors endorsing the scheme.
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Manu G. Warren
Gravesend
St. John Street
Compton Court
Patton
Ackerly
Captain Ackerly
Braidwoods
Mesera
Palmer
Allen
Dow
Liverpool
Danina
Letoutiotene
Compton Street
Holland
Clegg
Dito
S. Hill
Liver Chambers
Tithebarn Street
Ditto
G. W. Young
Messrs
Hooper
Blackluad Mills
Norwich
SaTana
Hia
Briggs
Wwe
Peeey
Thompson
WrapAon
Residere
Bayt Catia
Satara
Aocessors
Ranausiey
Sagencent
Cabellati
India
Mona Howe
Sheiboe Houk
Bombay
Shion
East India Company
Manchester
Aldersgate
Mungo
Rejah of
Sattare
Bright
Plymouth
Horslydown
Tan Street
Horsivdown
Plimsaul
William Douglas
Buckwell Street
Great Majesty's
12Th Foot
Douglas
Henry Gwillen
Strand
Boyhond
Florence
England
Birket
Earboys
Coghlan
Cheltenham
Eng
Citadel
Oldfield
Royal Engineers
Gibraltar
Blundell
Drew and
Hall
Ireland
Royal Marines
Royal Self Destruction
Caroline Dally
No. 4
Church Row
Naval Hospital
Hovelydown
Edwards
Wright
Clarke
Simpson
Ste
Symons
Carter
Sih
Gro
Bulteel
Coryndon
London
Ludgate Hill
Thomas Thompson
Prayer
Royal Exchange Office
Watts
Society 5 Asylum
Trickett
Dyer
Stork
Messrs. Woolf
Westmoreland Place
Camberwell
Eeks
Wilton
Brooking
Byton
Box
William Summerson
Durham Constabulary Force
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Swalwell
Harrison
Lance
Peyton
Milner
Hunt
Marshall
Imas
Neishbours
Luxacy
F. Barlow
Red Lion Square
John Webb
Summerson
Yorkshire
Lincolnshire
North His
Gateshead
Paris
R. Romilly
Buck
Wisseach
Straxer Farity
Bacon
Rowell
Townend
Parker
Romilly
Webb
Northamptonshire
Baronet
Cary
James
John
Frederick
Cambridge Independent Press
Jaymes
Eapland
Southey
Blanche
Brighton
Brighton Suspension Pier Company
W. Catt
Samuel Brown
Pier Company
C. Malcolm
Pechell
Accident on Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway near Craigton
A Friday night collision left the Edinburgh to Glasgow line blocked after rock fell into the Craigton cutting two miles from Winchburgh. The engine and tender were damaged with four to five passengers slightly injured. Trains were diverted and passengers waited for connecting services as crews cleared the line.
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Glascow
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Lace
Craigton
Winchburgh
Glasgow
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