Fortifications of Paris Dominate Foreign Intelligence Report
The Paris fortifications loom large in the latest journals, with claims of law breaches, overextended forts, and armament stockpiles aimed at intimidating the capital. Patron liberal presses call for petitions while royalist papers push impeachment. editors debate strategic aims amid Spain’s turmoil and European intrigues.
Spain’s Barcelona faces unrest as junta tightens grip
In Barcelona and surrounding Catalonia riots and looting fears grow amid junta rule. Provisional authorities seize private property to fund troops, execute swift punishments, and prepare new battalions while Valencia and Reus reportedly join the movement. Military actions, shortages, and a looming general uprising color the crisis as Prim widens the cordon and cannons fire on the citadel.
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Spain
Barcelona
Montjuich
Unta Hare
Valencia
Saragossa
Junta
Ametler
Badelona
Catalonia
Prim
Malaga
Barcelonetta
Puerta del Mer
Patulea
Lopez
Reus
Espartero
National Guards
Puerto del Mer
Primo
Barcelonella
Gracia
Blanco
St. André
Milans
Citadel
Seagate
Atarazanas
Ametier
Badalona
France
Perpignan
Vich
Puycerda
Figueros
Madrid
Pragresidta Party
M. Arguelles
General Evaniste San Miguel
M. Cantero
Military reforms and new Roumelia commander reported
Dispatches from Constantinople describe a 6th instant hatti sheriff uniting militia with regular forces for five years. Redschid Pacha named seraskier to command troops in Roumelia and base at Adrianople with 28,000 to 30,000 wintering troops. Porte seeks French satisfaction over a Jerusalem insult and Wallachia's new hospodar Bibescu arrives with Boyars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Porte
Redschid Pacha
Seraskier
Roumelia
Muschir
Adrianople
France
Jerusalem
Bibesco
Wallachia
Alexandria
India
Death of Sir Matthew Wood Bart MP London alderman
The Metropolis reports the death of Alderman Sir Matthew Wood Bart MP at Gloucester after a long illness. In his 76th year, Wood served London as alderman and lord mayor, represented Cripplegate in parliament for nine terms, and was highly regarded for his liberal principles. The piece details potential Liberal and Tory candidates to fill his seat, noting Pattison is expected to stand for the Liberals, while the Tory effort wavers with Attwood unable to run. The election date remains uncertain and discussions mention two candidates for the Liberal side and conservative maneuvers. News also covers local associations, public notices, and civic affairs surrounding the vacancy and upcoming contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Soult
Guizot
Nxt
War Department
Chamber of Deputies
Charivari
Cabinet
Prgrinelal
Nantes
France
la Presse
M. van Villigrs
Germany
Spain
Soissons
Belfort
Grenoble
Chateau Thierry
Montmirail
Vauchamp
Mormont
Montereau
Jerusalem
Palmyra
Rome
Naples
Genoa
Venice
Alexandria
Aria
Warsaw
Constantinople
Brussels
Amsterdam
Algiers
Kremlin
Berlin
Madrid
Lisbon
Gania
Hercelona
Prim
Ministry
Barcelona
Qpxisul
Gazette de France
Queen Victoria
Brassela
Prussia
Low Countries
Russia
Journal Des Débats
Times
Tyler
United States
New York
Ireland
Matthew Wood
Bart
Sir Matthew Wood
City of London
Gloucester
Alderman Wood
Corporation
London
Cripplegate
Aldermen
Baring
Wolverley Attwood
Pattison
Wales
Liberal Party
Morning Chronicle
James Pattison
Bank of England
Jones Loyd
Thomas Baring
Namby-Pamby
City of
Globe
Challis
Dillon
Whitbread
Martineau
Maynooth
Rigby
J. Lord
Callow
Allen
Crry
Loxpon
General Pansion Society
Ives
Loydon
Syera
Hay
Richardamm
Toecf
Ptudaruie
Jowager
Piyém
Nensicna
Earl of Craven
Earl of
Mise Burdett Coutts
Ligg Yrom Finz
Freemasons’ Tavern
H. Pownall
Royal Society For the Protection of
Royal Society For the Protection of Life
Hear
St. James's
Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
Bloomsbury Square
Payne
Pereira
F.R.S
Freeman’s Court
St. Benet Fink
Gresham Committee
General Penitentiary
Milbank
Westminster
Lambeth
Shadwell
Wapping
Bankside
Kentish
Woolwich Marshes
Deptford
Rotherhithe
Wall
Isle of Dogs
Lewisham Meadows
Ravensbourne
Dr. Smith
Blackheeth Road
Deptford Creek
General Steam Navigation Company
Mills
Middlesex
Elephant and Castle
Camden Town
Thomas Pratley
Robert Williams
St. Pancras
Elizabeth Mills
Workhouse
T. H. Cooper
St. Pancras Infirmary
Mr. Cooper
John Fleming
Woodstock
Oxford
Marygeld
Gawler
Blackfriars-bridge
Blackfriars Road
Watts
Stepney Union
James Brotherson
Jane Brotherson
Queen's Prison
Queen’s Prison
Mesheck Rowley
R. Oastler
Sarah Hines
Bermondsey Newroad
W. Rowley
Union Street
Newington Causeway
Honeyman
Richard Oastler
Sarah Cox
No. 1
Batson-street
Limehouse
Witness
William Willan
Hooper
Hudson
Jacobs
M.P
Dungarvan
Bristol
Cambridge
Cambridge Camden Society
University
Mat
Willement
Wailer
Newcastle
Northamptonshire
Golden Lion Inn
Brompton
J. Hinde
Henry Donelly
58Th Regiment
Wynyard
Henry Lowrie
Donelly
Dublin
Lowrie
Corporal Lowrie
Major Bridge
Kiew
Francis Galsar
Cadweal Donelly
Maidstone
Chatham Barracks
Lowris
Frodmis
Thomas Moon
Woolstapler
Wallis Rocks
Devizes Gazette
Huddersfield
King’s Mill
King’s Mill Lane
James North
North
Halifaxr Guardian
Lewes
Sussex
The
Star
Brighton
Hastings
Langford
Vestry debate over St Olave's church site and rebuilding plans
A Southwark vestry meeting discussed four options for St Olave's church after the Tooley Street fire. The committee favored repurposing part of the site with a westward shift for a rectory and vestry hall, while others urged restoring or rebuilding with varying bell and tower configurations. no decision was reached.
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Bergvi Spixe Oy
St. Olave’s
Southwark
Tooley-street
Kenny
Sheriff Pilcher
Abdy
Hear
Tait
Farncomb
St. John’s
Archioh
Churchwarden
Evans
Churchwarden Walker
Blackwall Railway
Blackwall Railway Company
Steam-packet Company
London
Woolwich
Fenchurch-street
Watermen’s Company
Brunewith-wharf
Blackwall
City of
Middlesex
Alderman Musgrove
F. G. Moun
Guildhall
Anderton
Hopkinson
ElLis
Llandaff
York-street
Kingstand Road
Warr
George Kemp
Jeffery-square
Wellclose-square
Watling-street
West of England
Ronesty
St. Andrew’s
Gray’s-inn-road
Hicks
St. Andrew's Church
Brewer
Mr. Hicks
Bank of England
St. George's Hospital
Higgs
Robert Jones
Bomerrow
New Road
Holborn
Oxford Street
Edgware Road
Pollock
Muder
Smithfield
White Horse Alley
Tyro
Robert Seaward
White Horsecourt
Hylett
Con Crosa
Fink
T. Katherine’s Dock
St. Katherine’s Dock
Toronto
Bristol Crime: Barnyard Attack on Maddocks Family
Horrific assault at Horfield near Bristol as John Clark, aided by a motive unclear, battered Joseph Maddocks and others in a dwelling sheltering him for charity. Maddocks, wife, and Mary Ann Priest severely wounded. child saved. Clark fled, later seized at Rodbury on a Gloucester-Bristol line. Committed for trial at Gloucester assizes. motive suspected but unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Mcroder
Horfield
John Clark
Gloucester
Nicholls
Clark
Rodbury
Stroud
W. Mirehouse
Lawford’s Gate House of Correction
Joseph Maddocks
Maddocks
Haddocks
John Priest
Jack
Mary Ann Priest
Mrs. Maddocks
Priest
Mirehouse
Gloucester Assizes
Mary Maddocks
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