Hungarian and Croatian troops command reshuffle noted
Field Marshal Lamberg named commander in chief of Hungarian and Croatian forces. Aimed to suppress civil war in Hungary, with Austrian troops entering to quell the insurrection. Reports also mention Croat opposition, palace resignations, and broader European tensions from Vienna to Naples and Madrid.
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Donation to Queen's College funds building expansion
The Rev Dr Warneford donated £1000 through W S Cox to Queen's College for a lecture theatre chemical laboratory anatomical room and new chapel organ alcoves. The Principal Vice Principal Dean and Council toured the new buildings including two sides of a quadrangle amid other improvements.
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Gossip and trials amid Smith O'Brien case reach Clonmel
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Inunda tion of Death and Natal Emigration in 1848 Chronicle
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Death after self poisoning amid admitted illness
A man who refused to take his ordered remedies became very ill and died the following morning after being moved to the infirmary. A verdict of self poisoning with arsenic while temporarily insane was returned. Floods rage across Avon and Severn valleys causing widespread damage and displacement, with Stratford and Evesham hit hardest. A relief subscription is opened in Evesham for affected villagers.
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Candidate for Tynemouth seat backed by Portland clan
George Frederick Young Eng has been urged to stand for the King's Lynn vacancy after Lord George Bentinck's demise. Merchants and shipowners opposing Navigation Law repeal pledge support, with Duke of Portland's grace behind Young. Harvest at Wilderness estate features cricket, feasting, and loyal to Queen and Prince.
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