Paris Papers Discuss French Political Shifts and Military Moves
The Paris papers speculate on cabinet stability and a new liberal alliance between M Thiers and a leading liberal journal. Reports name 23 new peers including General Petit, with amnesty debates tied to Prince Mary's marriage. Bayonne riots, British Legion losses, and Espartero's forces plan are also noted amid international postings and cholera updates.
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Paris
M. Thiers
Liberal School
General Petit
Fontainebleau
Siecle
Mary
Bordeaux
Bayoune
Castile
Espartero
Don Carlos
Bilboa
Vittoria
Bayonne
Sardinia
Spain
Uranga
Navarre
Elisondo
Pampeluna
Guerabe
Ribera
Echauri
Grembe
Pamplona
Estelle
Curious Dublin News and Local Scandals Across Towns
Many notices recount legal actions and bizarre incidents from Osbaldiston to Worcester. Public houses accused of keeping open during divine service face fines. murder investigations span Athlanchard to Clare. parachuting spectacle at Cheltenham attracts crowds. a girl dies after arsenic ingestion. Catholic church construction near Hereford. reform debates in Oldham and Rochdale. rail and water transport talk links Leicester to Stamford. noble charity legacy noted in Stockport. Sunderland race trip invokes ship distress and harbor safety rules.
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Blackburn
Osbaldiston
Chester
Iit
Westminster
Anglesey
Clare
Morage
Athlanchard
Ennis
Ryan
T. Jackson
Fanningstown
Michael M‘mahon
Kean
Dorchester
Arrray
Wixeter
May
Barnstaple
Gloucester
Graham
Cheltenham
Montpellier Garden
Cocking
Lansdowne Turnpike
Hartpury
Maiitax
Fero
Elizabeth Hobson
Kirkedge
Brad- Held
Felo de Se
Miereford
Father Bayle
Broad-street
Mennington
Father Boyle
Hereford
Pricets
Mertford
William Perrott
Llangorse
G. W. Weed
Kendal
Odd Fellows’ Hall
G.W. Weed
The
Kendal Mercury
Messrs
Crackanthorpe
Philips
Manchester
Pine
Dever
Leeds
Razcisterine Burtais
B. Taylor
Leith
Stam
Hamburg
Glasgow
Paisley
Scotland
Fifetoo
Europe
Germany
Prussia
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
United States
London
Mimerick
Daniel Cloghessy
Derryknockane
South Liberties
James Gloster
Cloghessy
Mr. Gloster
Thomas Costello
Daniel Cronin
Edward Sexton
William Cronin
Ashford
James Conway
Ekinecola
Earl of Wilton
Heaton-park
Matlock
Mawe
Florence
Wreck of the Coeur de Lion off Dundrum Coast
A British vessel the Coeur de Lion bound for Quebec wrecked near Tyrela watch-house Dundrum bay after a Sunday night storm. Nine aboard including two passengers. seven died after rescue attempts by coast guards and locals led by Mr Strain and Mr Browne. John Hogg and a crew member repeatedly saved others. six bodies recovered. Tea soap brandy and rum among cargo. one nephew of the owner perished. subscription opened for the widow and children of Mr Goolaghan.
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Liverpool
Quebec
Tyrela
Bay of
Dundrum
St. John’s Point
P. R. M. Browne
J. P
Coast Guard
Captain Browne
Strain
Csiet-Guard
Coeur-de- Lion
John Hogg
James Hogg E.q
Rathmulles
Jmageer
Arthur Hill Montgomery
Esyrs
Jadge
Messia
Coeur de Lion
Messrs
Death by neglect and starvation in Dromore parish
An inquest at Drumlough, Dawn county, found Elizabeth Johnson dead in a waste house after four days with no aid or provisions. Witnesses described lack of assistance, destitute conditions, and the infant at the mother's breast. Verdict: death caused by neglect and starvation. Children placed in overseer Mr. Alexander's care.
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Drumlough
Dromere
Elizabeth Johnson
Tyrrell
Dawn
Robert Wilson
Drosaura
Drain
Dromara
Dromlough
Dromore
Crary
Ann Magenis
Alexander
Murder charge against Catholic clergyman in Sligo case
The Rev. Mr. Spelman faces murder accusations connected to the Ren and M’Kenzie incident in the Sligo mountains. Witnesses describe the attack, Spelman’s presence, and efforts to aid wounded men, with bail granted amid a charged, disputed inquiry.
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Whitechapel-read
Spelman
Ren
M‘kenzie
Sligo
Gentleman
Picion
Kenzle
Allen
M‘donnell
M'Kenzie
Colonel Perceval
Clowacool
Tuomy
M‘haugh
Spelmin
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Lisbon
St. George
Portu al
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Duke de Terceira
Frankfort
Naples
Malta
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Two Sicilies
GerrmaEn
Alexander de Humboldt
Ernest
Conservateur Belge
Austria
Count Schulentburg
Italy
Congress of Ministers
Vienna
M. de Montbel
Kirchberg
Bilgivre
Brussels
Laecken
Monsignore
Chateau d’Argusteare
Rome
Maturzichc
Suite
Antwerp
Holland
Odillon Barret
Arego
Ghent
Louvain
M. Quetelet
Liege
Firlemont
Ome
Viturbo
Perugia
Chotera
Civite Castellana
Fort Castellana
Civita Vecchia
Switzlyerland
Schweitz
Mather
Zurich
Interlaken
Salzburg
Zillerthal
Fureny
Trrgste
Bara
Dalmatia
Board of Health
Tunis
Zara
Pacha
Hezegowina
Albania
Constantinople
Persia
Sehah
Herat
M‘neil
Tabriz
Capitan Pasha
Panis
Smyrna
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Baron Buckmann
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Candia
Mehemet Alli
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Ceuta
Seville
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India
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Fair Rosamond
Sierra Leone
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San Salvador
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Republic
Country Newse
Haddon, &c
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Mawes
Norgelic
Cooper
Johnson
Preston
Preston Afone
Board of Guardians
Calorel Rolleston
Rochdale
Weavers’ Arms
Yorkshire-street
J. Taylor
Spotland-bridge
Radical Association
Toap
Cuay
Swainson
Cooper Hill
Walton Church
Stamford
Leicester
Thomas Paget, Esq
Bavan
Market Harborough
Bevan
Peakirk
Stockport
Lady Vernon
Bulkeley
Poynton-park
J. Barlase Warren
Bart
John Clavering
Lord Vernon
St. Thomas
Free Grammar School
Edgeley
Handford
Norbury
Sunderland
Stzauzr
Newcastle
Shields
South Shields
Tyme
Wvorcester
Louiza
Court
Worcester Canal
Gregory’s Mills
Fey
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