O Connell Presses Irish Rights at Dublin Meeting
At the Conciliation Hall Dublin Mr O Connell extolled Irish labour protection while pressed for national independence and reform. He vowed to place Irishmen in all offices, defend tenants, and restore judicial autonomy, amid cheering. The evening ended with a banquet and O Connell’s departure guarded by police to Mullingar.
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Ireland
Dublin
Times
Wales
O'Connell
Tarnhill
England
Scotland
Ilullen
French and Spanish unrest probe and reaction across Europe
Paris papers relay telegraphic dispatches from Torzox and Constantinople detailing the dismissal of the Jerusalem governor and a French apology, Beyrout flags to be saluted, and ringleaders to be punished. Spain reports royalist and republican tensions, prosecutions, and arrests with plots to torch churches and seize theatres. Italy and Germany note insurrections waning, duels punished, and frontier fortresses rising as Russia expands in Transcaucasus with Armenian resettlement efforts.
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Paris
Moniteur
Torzox
Tarraria
Constantinople
France
Jerusalem
Beyrout
Journal Des Débats
Wales
James Graham
Bow Street
O'Connell
Eynard
Daumas
Rivet
Roche
Milianab
et-Oued Bouttam
Algiers
Teniet-el-had
Ouanserris
Creveux
Milianah
Italy’s Crisis Echoes Across Europe and Rome’s Money Woes
A letter from Nice reports that the Grand Inquiaitor Salvia’s edict against Jews in Ancona sparked uproar among Italian coreligionists and drew Rome’s attention to Rothschild influence in Naples. It notes Rome’s plea for funds, potential edict modification, and Rome Russia tensions, with Latour-Maubourg blamed for shunning Israeli delegates.
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Italy
Switzerland
Malta
France
la Réforme
Nice
Salvia
Ancona
Rome
Baron de Rothschild
Naples
Athens ministry enacts elections decree and national guard plan
From Athens reports the new ministry is active issuing an elections decree and organizing the national guard under Colonel Macryany with Mesars de Metrius Callifrona and Jean Costa as deputy commanders. Col. Collegri named superior garrison commander and Col. Spiro Milios chief of the gendarmerie. State council members Metaxa Londos and Rhiga Palamidis led the measures. Bavaria seeks Austria’s leave to intervene in Greece, citing Vienna influence through Bavarian royalty.
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Madrid
Concha
Puerta del Sol
Narvaez
Tocsin
M. Isturitz
General Concha
Cadiz
Bristow
Barcelona
Constitucional
Pablo Por
Ametler
Arengs de Mar
Mataro
Janta
Girona
Bellera
Vilasa de Baio
Martel
Saragossa
Canedo
Andausia
Galicia
Prim
Prnpioxan
Paycerda
Junta of
Phare Des Pyrenées
San Sebastian
Barrenechea
Carthagena
Murcia
Bayonne
Paris
Onur
Athens
National Guard of
Macryany
Mesars
Demetrius Callifrona
Jean Costa
Bavaria
Austria
Greece
Trieste
Venice
Vienna
Sophia
Francis
Army Reorganization Provokes Turkish Public Attention
In Constantinople and Adrianople over 100,000 Redif troops are folded into the regular army under Riza Pacha. A five year service limit, yearly disbandment, and provincial registers create a landwehr reserve. Protests mix with hopes the move steadies the state amid unrest on Smyrna and Scio.
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Constantinople
Redif
National Guard
Riza Pacha
Adrianople
Reshid Pacha
Gul-khaneh
Smyrna
Casso
Calimno
Hassan Pacha
Loss of the Memnon and East India mails near Aden
Paris to Cairo dispatches report the total wreck of the East India Company steamship Memnon off Cape Guardafui near Aden on August 1. Crew and passengers saved, mails and treasure lost. The ship, built in 1841 for the overland mail, measured 202 feet, 1020 tons, with 400 horsepower engines. About 170 aboard, including crew and passengers. the captain blamed for steering into a reef. Hindostan carried two passengers to Suez.
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East India Company
Paris
Syria
Egypt
Malta
Marseilles
Hon
Cape Guardafui
Africa
Aden
Cairo
Suez
Bombay
Powell
England
Overland Mail
Cape Guardafai
Madras
Ceylon
China
Messrs. Fletcher and Co
Limehouse
Loss of Memnon and voyage details on Indian Ocean coast
Report on the wreck of the Memnon with value estimates of over £70,000 and two of Captain Smith's patent paddle box boats. Mentions Captain Powell and Porter's command, and notes routine Bombay crew changes. Also covers United States news of vessel arrivals and cotton trade movements to China, with focus on Calhoun and Van Buren factions and New Orleans receipts.
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Smith
Powell
East India Company
Johnson
Bombay
Porter
Liverpool
New York
Halifax
Calhoun
van Buren
Van
United States
China
Cushing
New Orleans
Canton
Mexico Texas talks at Laredo amid claims and fear of separation
The Mexican and Texan commissioners plan talks at Laredo this month to settle disputes with mediation by Britain France and the United States. Texas rejects any move toward Texas independence as Santa Anna resists. Elliott seeks restoration of Cameron Beales grant land despite Texan rejection.
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Theeas
Mexico
Texas
Laredo
Great Britain
France
United States
Elliott
5Th Uir
Williams
Hockley
Santa Anna
Cameron
Beales
Texan Congress
Monttevideo
Rivera
Hidea
Oribe
Montevideo
Maldonado
San Carlos
Mr. Mandeville
Goresusaira
England
Pension Society elections and royal patronage noted in 1818 founded group
A morning meeting at the London tavern Bishopsgate records vacancies to be filled by six pensioners from seventeen, four men and two women, with half-yearly elections tied to income and notable patronage from Prince Albert, Queen Dowager, and Earl of Egmont, plus comments from Lord John Russell and the Bishop of Norwich.
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Loypox General Pension SocieTy
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Ambrose Born
Prince Albert
Earl of Egmont
John Russell
Norwich
St. George's Hospital
Benjamin Brodie
Latham
Paris
Warburton
Seymour
Hawkins
Babington
Blagden
Martin
University College
Londox
University of London
John Richard Quain
Maner Temple
John Taylor
Keppel-street
Jacob Waley
Lincoln’s Inn
Morning Chronicle
St. BarthoLoman'’s Hospital
Roupell
Lawrence
Burglaries Plague Brighton as Desk and Papers Vanish
A flurry of burglaries in Brighton have stymied police with many break ins. A Portslade house owned by Mr Hudson saw a writing desk stolen, later found damaged with papers scattered nearby. Budd, an 18 year old girl, and a female associate were arrested at Vine Street, linking to at least five burglaries including Mrs Ramesay and other addresses, while a male suspect escaped.
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Cotoars
Pelzer
M. Hain
Ebren- Vreitstein
Brighton
Bouraranies
Hudson
Portslade
Ramaay
Vine Street
Budd
Canterbury and Lewes Fair notes and rail talks
Reports from Canterbury and Lewes detail autumn fairs with limited sheep and lamb trade, plus a diary of railway progress at Dover and Manchester. The Lewes audience laments transport limits, while Hatherley interment of Sir Matthew Wood is described alongside civic rail milestones and a Westfield fatal house collapse.
Monster Repeal Cavalry at Conquer-hill Meeting in Clontarf
Ireland reports a planned mounted repeal demonstration at Conquer-hill Clontarf to rehearse Brian Boru glory. Regulations require twenty five horsemen per troop with wands and cockades, fixed routes, and strict order to prevent delays and ensure regularity.
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Das
Brian Borholme
Command of the Corn
Ciontarf
Clontarf
Harcourt
Dublin Castle art portraits to honor lord lieutenants
Earl de Grey plans a Dublin castle drawing room display of three quarter size portraits of all lord lieutenants before the union. Copies from pre union portraits will be added, with living noble families funding the collection. The plan aims to fill space in the castle with a notable art show.
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Earl de Grey
Dublin Castle
Mike
Lord de Grey
Order of St. Patrick
George Bulka
Lord Lientene
Portsmouth
Lene
John Thomas Nott
Cork
Burslem
Africa
Cove
Lynx
Catain Burslem
Conchusion
Shannon
Core
Liverpool
Soho Street
London
James Lennon
Griffith
Lough Neagh
Toome
Portglenone
W. Pelan
Godfrey
Pelan
Dublin Monitor
Lovasarury
Loughgilly
Samuel Cohen de la Haye
Jerusalem
William Foster
Cornelius
Newry
Ness
Riot at Resolis during church settlement in Scotland
Eye witness account of a riot at Resolis near Cromarty on September 28 as the settlement of Rev. Lewis Rose was opposed by a large non intrusion crowd. Stones flew at the presbytery escort and security, a Riot Act was read, casualties reported, and the party retreated to a private house to effect the settlement.
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George Burrows
William Lawrence
F.R.S
F. C. Skey
James Paget
Griffiths
George Roupell
Rigby
Baly
Farre
M.whinnie
Ormerod
St. Manyy Lexoxe Board
Guarplans
St. Marylebone
New Road
W. Boyles
Grange
Lowe
Barnes
Bushell
Perry
St. Leonard’s
Scorgpitch
Shoreditch
James Collier
Thomas
Coste
Mr. Lawson
Thoman
Purland
Cottell
Howard
Viet
Maxwell Arms
Broderip
Thames
Blackwall
Stephenson
London
West India Docks
Maxwell Arms Gate
Poplar
Baker
Trust
Cromarty
Free Church
Roskeen
Resolis
Braelangwell
H. T. Cameron
Cameron
H. Baillie
H. Fraser
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Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Bologna
Imola
Forti
Ravenna
Lugo
Ferrara
Spinola
Rasponi
Cologne
Piedmont
Germany
Bseervia
Turkey
Servia
Russia
Gouunt
Asia
Transcaucasus
Kars
Gumri
Erzercum
Armenia
Alexandropol
Alexander
Molochna
Sea of Azof
Grnech
India
the Weekly Chronicle
Canada
Kingston
Quebec
Toronto
Chicago
Michigan
the Metropolis
Major Allen
Canterbury
Maidstone
Lewers
Wethers
Croydon
Lewes
Smithfield
Rye
Hastings
Dover
Haycliff-pay
Archcliff-fort Tunnel
Jones
Royal Engineers
Hatherley
Mat
Matson
Gloucester
Maddy
Matthew
Ashburton
Marraew Woop
Brodie
John Page Wood
St. Peter's, Cornhill
Western Wood
W. P. Wood
C. Stevens
Evans
Sir Matthew
James Wood
T. Turner
Manchester
Leeda
Hunt's Bank
Kingdom
Derby
Westfield
North Wenldham
Prosser
Wilkes
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