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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 03, 1847

Page

2

Foreign Intelligence and European Crises Report

The date's papers focus on Marshal Souls becoming Marshal General of France and Duke d Aumale governing Algeria, with opposition from Liberal press. Narvaez heads to Paris. Spain Italy and Switzerland rumors swirl about revolts, papal independence, and Belgian-style reforms. A Turkish fire in Pera causes heavy losses. New Zealand progress includes land purchases and governor governance while awaiting broader reform.

Marshal Souls France d’Aumaie Algeria Dalmatus Dalmatia Department of War Lovys Puiiors St. Cloud Marshal de Torenne Marshalr de Villarsin Univers M. Guizot Duke d'Aumole Spain Paris The Times Narvaex Serend Madrid Christina Narvacz Bordeaux Italy Pius M. Rossi Ferrara Austria Sonderbund Louis Rilliet Geneva Louis XVIII Meaux Council General Tribunal of Commerce National Guard Chamber of Deputies Odillan Barrot Dronyn de l'Huys Larabit George Oscar Lafayette Ferdinand Jules Lasteyrie M. Ernest de Girardin M. Odillon Barrot Sémaphore de Marseilles Oran Taza Kez Persia Legion of Benoni Theatre Historique Galignant Narveez Council of Ministers Marx M. Odilon Barrot AM. Guizot M. Guizott

Portman Square Catholic rally over Pope Pius IX and Rome

A crowded Marylebone meeting backs Pope Pius IX, denounces Austrian actions against the Roman States, and votes for a sympathy subscription. Resolution supporting the pope's reform efforts and aid to Rome are adopted, with addresses to the pontiff.

Pius Marylebone Literary Institution Edward Street Portman Square Pope Pius X Morris Troy Pinson Exresa Rome M‘neill E. W. O’mahoney Pius IX Papal O'Neill Ward Sardinia Leopold Tuscany T. P. Healey Bernard Duffy Friantrot New Cross John Griffiths London and Brighton Stont Neat Brighton Anderson Mr. Anderson Svoryman Clerkenwell Middlesex House of Detention Middlesex Westminster Bridewell Tothill Fields Busiat Panish Diapurse Grange Carey Bedford King’s College Hospital St Giles St. Giles’s St Giles’s Tha St Clement Danes Surrosep Mvangz Green Man Poplar Baker Eliza Rayment Thames Bain Anid Scheine Menon Corporation Society Birchin Lane Cornhill W. Watson Kay Nevernora Eratician Beamon, &c le Cleaux William Cubin Charles Hill London Sherif Thomas France Bedford Row Villiaca Cubitt D. W. Wire Guildhall

Disorder in Blackburn and Salisbury Fire Devastation Report

Reports describe a mob pelting constables and a melee in Blackburn with injuries to officers including Thomas Holden and J Feilden, prompting a detachment from the First Royals. In Salisbury a barn fire destroyed wheat, barley ricks, hay, and buildings, with extensive loss and questions about arson, plus a separate Westoe farm fire damaging twelve corn stacks and two haystacks with £1600 estimated damage.

Thomas Holden J. Feilden First Royals Blackborn Merridon Blackburn Darwen Manchester Guardian Salisbury Robert Smith Gillingham William Futcher Fovant Fatcher Smith South Shields Goundry Westos North

The Late Conspiracy to Defraud by A Shipping Hourge

A London court heard a joint case against Gardner Holliday Casell Loup and others on charges of conspiring to defraud involving glove shipments and tools. Witnesses including Routledge Barnet and others detailed orders, deliveries, and receipt of goods, with a plan to ship and dispose of items for discount. The defense argued no criminal conspiracy by some, while Lord Mayor ordered trials for all at the Central Criminal Court and set sureties.

Mo Ayy Thomeg Holliday Henry Pardner Herman Casal James Loup Mansion House Haddleston Hillary Vancandau Soap Charnock Sidney Casell Gardner Huddleston Frederick Joseph Routledge Firma Routledgn Felix Addle Street Cheapside Augoa Hoe Barnet David Woodrow Routledge and Co Mesars Gardner and Alfred Barnet Barnet, Leaf, and Co Wood Street Cusell Routledge Cosel Cusel Messrs Routledge and Gray James Brown Custom House Messrs. Hall and Co Williams iIport Caseil Hut Pancras Lane Sona Crose Olli Day Custom House Wharf Booth Budge mv George Roberta Carmaon Badgerow Lampers Johnson and Day Eldon Street Finsbury J. Tetinwee Calenderer and Packer John Day Cosell H. Cosell and Co Cranch Loup Hem Tsaw Casell Lou Charles Proctor Porter Anguet Buck Mr. Loug Casellia & Nex Tucker Sun Street Biabepagat Pie Maxer Seid Mor Naied Halliday Halliday Tagether Toola Holliday Aaid Sydney Sydnes Day Johnson Casel Aire Sesick Tucker London Tere Vansandau Mayer Central Criminal Court

Committal in Embezzlement Case Against Christchurch Bank Manager

Reports from Christchurch detail the committal of Edward Owen Bishop, manager of the Wilts and Dorset Banking Company branch, to stand trial for embezzlement. Private examinations showed clear cases against him. bail was set high and he was sent to Winchester. The inquiry was long and painful, ending with a full commitment on all charges.

Christchurch Wilts and Dorset Edward Owen Bishop Winchester Hants Liveerpool Newcastle Akbar Rosazsy Brits Custom House Liverpool Mercury Mosslyey Mesers Giles Mark Andrew Stalybridge Mossley Ashton Bayley and Dewborat Charlestown Manchester Guardian Messrs. Walsh and Brothers Darwen Messrs

Repeal meeting notes on clergy and food supply

At Conciliation Hall Dublin the Repeal Association met with Edward Murphy in the chair. J O Connell condemned Young Ireland attacks on clergy and urged restraint. Discussion covered Irish member attendance, corn supply fears, export bans, and granaries proposals, plus ejectment cases and rent. A Clare Countess bulletin noted the Countess of Clarendon delivered a son.

Repeal Association Deatin Association Conciliation Edward Murphy J. O'Connell Londonderry Young Ireland Party Ireland John O'Connell Reynolds England France Paris Marseilles Mr. Reynolds Munster Connaught Leinster J. O’connell Forde Hyland Crown Lator Sheil Johnstown Reynolds Asid Mr. Hyland Sheil Clarexdos

The Great Barrain Vessel Towed for Repairs at Coburg Dock

The Great Barrain was towed from Prince's Dock to Coburg Dock by five Steamiug Company boats. It now floats at Coburg Dock with repairs proving effective in reducing leakage. No orders yet on future travel for alterations or machinery restoration. Agents have received no sale directions. A Liverpool Albion report.

Italy Augsburg Turin Austria Ferrara Rome Count de Lutzow Lombardy Pavie Trevica Breacia Milan Pius IX Pius TX Maas Carrara Modena Constitutionne Jbib Naples Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Sicily Ferdinand Cocker Procureur Général A la Cour de Cassation Procureur Constantinoply Constantinople Pers Galata Serail Peru Balak Bazar Pera Picolo Campo Torkiahuarter Ora Kuey Ahmet Pacha Coletti Otho Albania Malacastro Porte Mehmet A Pacha Hosref Pacha Cholers Tsebizond Trebizond Peninsula and Oriental Company Sultan Brooka Prince's Island Malta New Zhealand Weluxetos New Zealand Grey Taranaki New Plymouth Nelson Wiremu Kingi William King Waikauae Her Haven Hoseason Stanley Calliope Massacre Bay Sydney Puaba Seruers Warren Fizroy Shortland Wairan Great Barrain Prince's Dock Steamiug Company Coburg Dock Sbe Ressel Liverpool Albion Bustep Deats Portman Square A.J. Poching Lower Seymour Street Itis Mra. Puchiog Luntit Sha

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