Montpensier marriage dominates Paris and Madrid dispatches
French and British comments on the Montpensier Infanta match unfold through Paris papers and Madrid dispatches. Reports detail Queen Isabella’s role, cabinet notes, and diplomatic friction with Britain, France, and Spain as preparations for the October wedding proceed and stock markets react to the crisis.
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Paris
Pew
Isabella
Spain
Christina
M. Donasi Cortes
Courrier Frangais
Duke de Montpensier
Siécle
Montpensier
Louis Philippe
Toranta
House of Orleans
France
The
Epoque
Galignani
Lord Palmerston
Infante
Don Henry
Tarante
Coburg
England
National
Great Britain
Courrier Francais
Oui
Infanta
Duke d'Aumale
Tours
Bordeaux
de Vincher
Bayonne
Baron Athalin
Colne Fioretli
M. Antoine de Lautour
M. Alphonse Pasquier
Pasquier
Prince Royal
d’Aumale
Baron Jamin
de Beaufort
Hautpoul
Madrid
Irun
Marquis de Santa Cruz
M. Povar
Marquis de Arana
Folan
Vittoria
Burgos
Segovia
Council of Ministers
M. Guizot
Lord Normandy
Lord Palmeraton
Luisa
London
Count Jarnac
Palmerstom
Burgundy
Morvand
Montargis
Gien
Tony V
Paria Bunrse
Tursday
Bc Tee
Orleans
Medsc
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avienen
Vierzon
Boulogne
Barly
Strasburgh
Nantes
Lyons
Avignon
Barbeaux
Cette
Journal Des Délats
Wil
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Tte
Britishy
Reland
Europe
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Ziemno and
Espanol
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Crete
Bulwer
Heralda
M. Lateriz
Eco del Comercio
Clamor Publico
Espectador
Neuro
L'spanol
Times
M. Isturitz
Don Francisca de Paula
Sturitz
Narvaez
Bravo Murillo
Manuel Concha
Plaza Mayor
Barcelona
Catalonia
Mapero
Count Bressun
Serrano
Don Enrique
Don Francisco de Assie
Teabella
Don Francisco de Assis
the Infanta
H.L. Bulwer
P.S
Breton
Duke of Montpensier
Corunna
Villa‘longa
Cortes
Banda
Ayuntamienty
Vienna
Duke de Montpepsier
Austria
Utrecht
Prussia
Russia
Tuileries
St. Petersburgh
Nona
Napoleon of
Pesce
Herivua
Indian Volunteers Riot Ends In Widespread Violence
Reports describe Irish volunteers clashing with other units aboard a steamboat near Burie- Gune. Colonel Baker and Captain Roberts defend against rioters, both wounded, with eight others injured. The riot subsides after ammunition arrives and a court martial prepares. Fourty miles above Bugnosa a boiler explosion kills five on another vessel.
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Georgia
Baker
Ilinois
Roberts
Alrps
Winvis
Company
Alexander J. Seaborn
McKim
Bugnosa
Enterprise
California
New York
Washington
Union
Bancroft
London
Mason
Navy Department
Journala
Pickens
South Carolina
Europe
Annual meeting of City of London General Pension Society
The annual meeting at London Tavern Bishops Gate Street chair Benjamin Bond Cabell reported pension increases for both male and female beneficiaries, rising to 31s and 22s monthly respectively, with 43 current pensioners and strong donations including £50 from the Marquis of Breadalbane. Lord Ashburton was named president for the year, and the Duke of Cambridge agreed to preside at the next festival.
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City of Loxnon
Marquis of Breadalbane
Lord Ashburton
Duke of Cambridge
Crowns and Anchor Tavern
Strand
F. O'Connor
Ernest Jones
P. M'Grath
Dr. M'Dowall
John Harvey
Dennis Dunim
England
Kart Grey
Joseph Sturge
L. Heywood
J. Fielden
M P
T.S. Duncombe
Colonel Thompson
Y. M'Grath
Svary
Julian Harney
E. Jones
M'Dowall
Wechairgan, &c
Panga Oy
St. Mantin
S ix
Pernice Hatus
Parislioners
St. Martin’s
Henry Dukenfield, Bart
G. Grey
Home Office
Staunton
Wilson
Por Law
Galeton Square
St. Pancras
Buncrany
Axp Henore Coxmuer
Preaton
Eisirs
Lambeth
Ztaland Company
Bynes
Broad
Murder and robbery report from Sussex and nearby towns
A man aged 30 to 40 was found on a Brighton beach with a temple wound and signs of foul play suspected, later ruled a drowning after coroner’s inquest. In Harefield two boatmen died after a canal dispute turned deadly, while South Weald saw a bold house robbery targeting a horse dealer and his family, with extensive loot and masked assailants.
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Street
Harrow
Aglimby
M.I
Court of Directors
Grey
Bay of Telands
Cook’s Straits
Aot
A. Aglionby
Heq
M.P
Majorbbanks, Esq
Qiaga
London
W. Baker
Griffin
Leonard Street
Shoreditch
Ann Metcalf
Curtain Toad
Daowsixc
Mornijng
W. Carter
Bay
Thomas Henry Porter
Bermondsey
W. Henry Porter
Elizabeth Porter
Sterry
Brighton
Susrectro Magper Art BurGutox
Joachim Weffin Stemberg
Reichtenberg
Kingdom of Prussia
Christian Martin Elias Moller
Albion Lodge
St. Jermyn Street
Mount Sinsi
Brunswick
Batts
Hove
Freemasons’ Hall
Nuwoors
F. H. Gell
Sussex
Anthony Murphy
Coast-guard Service
James Turner
Regency Square
Harefield
Uxbridge
Grand Junction Canal
Moon
Carpenter
Compton
Wiliam Norman
George Norman
Norman
Kidd
Sargeon
Keuy’s Arms Inn
Magictares
South Weald
Kesex
James Pain
Red Lion Inn
Coxted Green
Qavastion
Pain
Anth
Mr Pain
George Smith
Mr. Pain
Krama
Caulaun
Coulson
Dileay
Benin
Hall & Reiveeyeekm
Atoc
Horstey
Horsley
Tex
Miss Tex
Louisa
Queen Charlotte
Udo
Tox
Miss Tox
Mr Dombey
Mirs Tux
Nan Hark
Binning
Conree
Mirs Tox
Pally
Niss Tox
Wemsa
Jemima
Miry Tos
Misa
Meeting of the Repeal Association in Ireland
The weekly Repeal meeting, led by Edward Clemente, discussed defending the association’s line on Young Ireland. Letters from John O’Connell to the meeting urged massive funding for public works amid famine, proposing a national Irish landed proprietors committee to coordinate relief with government. The session adjourned after noting rent and magistracy correspondence.
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Repeal Association
John Connell
M.P
Edward Clemente
Eay
Bia
Young Ireland
Iset
John O'Connell
Darrynane Abbey
Cahirciveen
Spt
Ray
Cehireiveen
Iveragh
Knight of
Kerry
Monsell
Tervon
Labouchere
Lord Glengall
Cashel
Dublin
Ireland
England
Abe
Trish
Connaught
Dayset O'Cosnell
M. Ray
Bag
Broderick
Burke
Je. Smith O'Brien
Commission of the Peace
Limerick
Mag Strates
Ourself
Francia Wat. Enapy
Wm. Smith O'Brien
Cubermyle
Mate
W.S. O'Brix
Flw. Brady
Dickensian Portraits and Dombey Death Scene Debuts
The piece catalogs literary works and reviews Dickens and others, noting a fresh Dickens number with mixed criticism and sections on Mrs Chick and Miss Tox at a funeral scene. It details a family arrival scene, the Dombey household, and humorous social types amid the narrative’s solemn moment.
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Fanny
Mr. Dombey
Babs
Anny
Jarret
Eli
Louisa
Failiar
Robbery Suspects Turn Escape Into Narrow Window Alarm
Mrs Smith shouted an alarm as two stones were hurled through a window during a robbery. Police stations were alerted and authorities believe rescuing all involved is unlikely, with about sixty people possibly connected to the incident reported by the Chelmsford Chronicle.
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Mr Chick
Mrs. Chick
Jnaone
Mr. Chick
Chelmsford
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