Rumors of Cabinet Recomposition Tie to Ex-Finance Minister
The Moniteur report notes the arrival of a former finance minister in Paris and talks of a possible cabinet reshuffle. Rumors gain traction as he meets Louis Philippe and as perfunctory court factions vary in favor. International dispatches describe unrest in Spain Portugal and Switzerland with Carlist actions and militia mobilization.
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Moniteur
Mann
Louis Philippe
M. Lacave Laplagne
Finance Department
Paris
Chambers of Commerce
Moniteur- Republicain
Rue St. Benoit
Minor-Lecomte
Pepin
L’ Homme Libre
Spain
Marshal van Halen
Central Army
Valencia
Arragon
Narvaez
Old Castille
Nogueras
Toledo
Ciudad Real
Correo
Sahagrin
Cabanero
Cimballa
Castille
Taraba
Sentinelle Des Pyrenees
Saturnino
Gastrar
St. Jago de Compostela
Cabrera
Morella
Forcadell
Falcet
Tarragona
Viscarro
Arsau
Chelva
Valdes
Utiel
Isalde
Cura de Allo
Ebro
Sartaguda
Arnedo
National Guard
Egea de Los Caballeros
Portugal
Lisbon
la Granja
Tagus
Don Pedro
Duke of
Azores
Brazils
Hanover
East Friesland
Diet
Waterloo Square
Monbrillant
Luneburg
Ghorde
Dahlmann
Switlerland
Zovazica
Louis Napoleon
France
Austria
Switzerland
Confederation
Lucerne
Napoleon
Zurich
Riots and drunkenness at Brighton Shoreham railway works noted
Magistrates hear complaint by Mr. Fuller from Portslade about labourers at the Brighton to Shoreham railway project drinking and rioting after Monday rain. Only one policeman stationed for 200 workers sparks calls for more guards. director Mr. Heaviside says plans to assign one officer per 100 men are under way.
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Blatchington
Brighton
Heaviside
Buckingham
John Inns
Cheltenhama
Darine Rosssry
Wm. Watkins
New-street
John Phillips
Watkins
Phillips
Dunstable
Aitken
Church of England
London
Wesleyan
Baptist Meeting
Exeter
Clyst
St. Lawrence
Exeter Church Charity
Clyst St. Lawrence
Girtford
York Down
Wright
Beeston-cross
Glasgow
Eaton Socon
Hastings
St Leonards
Cubitt
Hertford
Bey
Plymouth
Norton
Polytechnic Institution
Regent-street
Wasley
Jordan
Poole
Holden
Mullett
Reading
Hesding Mercury
Murder at Whitley Cheshire Ends in Willful Murder
Thomas Barlow, a wheelwright from Appleton, is accused of fatally shooting Luke Speed after an evening at a Whitley beer-house. An inquest at the Chetwode Arms heard how Speed was killed when Barlow raised a double barrel gun during an ensuing confrontation. The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder and Barlow was committed for Chester assizes.
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Whitley
Cheshire
Grand Junction Railroad
Lancashire
England
Thos. Barlow
Appleton
Thomas Lyon
Daresberry
Chester
Luke Speed
Whitlow
Chetwode Arms
Lower Whitley
W. Caldwell
Barlow
Witness
Speed
Haddock
Norton Brook
Hyde
Taylor
John Haddock
William Taylor
Greenall’s Common
John Jetts
Stretton
William Read
Court-leet in Southwark warned on short weight in trade
At a Southwark court-leet held in the Town hall the recorder urged the leet jury to enforce penalties against short weight offending traders to aid the poor struggling with bread and meat prices. The Smyrna letter recounts a Greek woman Euphrosyne's dramatic misfortune including a child’s rescue at sea and eventual guardianship.
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Southwark
Smyrna
Constantinople
Euphrosyne
Marmora
Inquest Into Deaths At Leeds Street Chapel Collapse
An inquest in Liverpool reviewed the fatal collapse at Leeds street Chapel during demolition. Geo Fairhurst and Thomas Williams died, with several others severely injured as ceiling joists and runners failed. Witnesses linked the accident to roof removal work by Hill, Robinson, and others, with the coroner adjourned the case until Monday for hospital testimony. William Curry died next day from injuries, leaving a widow and children unprovided for.
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Liverpool
Albion
Philip Finch. Curry
Geo. Fairhurst
Thomas Williams
Leeds-street Chapel
Leeds-street
W.M. Hornby
John Hornby
Plumbe-street
Plumbe Street
Fairhurst
Witness
Hill
Hugh Hughes
Robinson
Daniel Grimes
Ousley
Highfield-street
Fairhurt
Rose and Crown
George Neile Amnett
Northern Hospital
Amott
Joseph Yates Ashton
Leed’s-street Chapel
Ambrose Hill
George Robinson
Great
Homer-street
William Curry
Deer chase ends with shot on Beny Glo hill in Thynne hunt
An account from Buarz Forest describes Lord Edward Thynne pursuing a deer on September 20 from dusk to near nine, the animal baying at the Tilt and Beny Glo where four dogs kept it at bay until it was shot by Mr. Butter of Faskally after a 17 hour pursuit. The dogs were exhausted but unharmed. Also in Selso Mail natives of Australia excerpts depict Major Mitchell praising aborigines for alertness, intelligence, and hunting prowess, noting a naked hunter’s swift movements and use of the wammerah.
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Buarz Forest
Edward Thynne
Beny Glo
E. Thynne
Ben Y Glo
Butter
Faskally
Selso Mail
Australia
Major Mitchell
Highway Robbery and Murder Attempt at Denham Marsh
A daring daytime highway robbery and murder attempt near Denham marsh beyond Uxbridge left Mr. Eggleton gravely injured. His attackers, two men described as railroad workers, fled with pistols, watch, money, and goods. a reward of £20 is offered for their capture. Local constables pressed for clues.
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Buckingham
Denham Marsh
Uxbridge
Eggleton
Smithfield Market
Lowdham’s
Chalfont St. Giles
Bucks
William Eggleton
Rickmansworth
Hertfordshire
Denham
Chalfont
Mr. Eggleton
Prendry
Benjamin Prendry
Benjamin Way
Denham-lodge
Morton
Berkshire
Charles Murray
Darvill
Linen Drapers' Assistants Urge Earlier Hours in London
A letter from an assistant draper signed A Lover of Liberty protests late shop hours that keep young workers from study and air. He cites many shops closing after eight or nine, calls for a seven o’clock close, and warns of potential legislation if reforms are not pursued. He credits Mr. Pearce of Waterloo House and others pushing for change to aid workers and reduce oppression in the trade.
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Pearce
Waterloo House
Cockspur Street
Palace Dinner Jests and Napoleon's Swiss Exit
The report notes Lalande seated between Mme de Stael and Mme Recamier at a grand dinner. It includes Mme de Stael’s quip on wit and beauty and a Buckingham Palace bed observation. It then prints Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte's letter announcing his withdrawal from Switzerland, citing respect for Swiss dignity and thanks to Thurgau, with wishes for future asylum coordination and hoped reconciliation.
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Lalande
Mme. de Stael
Mme. Recamier
Sam
Buckingham Palace
Louis NavotEon
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Landammann
M. Anderwert
Canton of
Thurgau
Switzerland
Duke de Montebello
Diet
Federal Directory
Europe
Arenenberg
Napoleon Lovts
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