European tensions tighten over Luxemburg union and Dutch stance
The dispatch notes Germany and Holland at odds over Luxemburg's federation stance as the King of Holland delays ratifying entry into a Zoll Verein alliance. Reports show German outlets urge coercion, while Luxemburgers’ wishes hinge on future confederation alignment amid Swiss, Prussian, and Russian agenda items.
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Germany
Holland
Luxemburg
Confederation
Stutgardt
Lausanne
Ultime
Switzerland
Cologne
Grand Council
Tessino
Principality of Schwartzburg Sonderhausen
Europe
Prussia
Supreme Court of
Berlin
Poraxo
Nicholas
Russia
Warsaw
Austria
Mickiewitsch
Provincial—Bath reformers push liberal association growth
A Bath liberal association gains traction with 3000 signatures at one location in three days, aiming to counter Tory influence and promote reforms. Notices from Brenchley Canterbury Liverpool Ramsgate Stamford Stockport Sunderland detail civic and maritime developments, including a harbour of refuge plan, balloon ascent, manslaughter verdicts, and lighthouse relocation.
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Bateh
Bath
O. Leman
Victoria
Leman
Canterbury Journal
Liverpool
Royal Amphitheatre
Messrs
C. S. Parker
J. Rigby
J. Edwards
C. Turner
C. Bushell
M. Edwards
C. Colesworth
C. Bentflower
J. Howard
E. Jones
J. Lord
W. Jones
T. A Dale
T. Steward
T. Tattersall
D.D
Ramsgate
Goodwin
Brake
John Rennie
Hamilton H. Fulton
Kent Herald
Stamford
Barlloon
Gypson
Sharp, Simpson
Worsop
Grantham
Burleigh Park
Burleigh House
Samuel Perry
Locker
Handforth-cum-Bosder
John Hadfield
Worth
C. Hudson
Grapes
Norbury
James Traffor
John Platt
James Perry
John Bold
Hadfield
Chester
Sunderland
Murray
River
Wear
Sir Edward Sugden Returns to England Amid Dublin Lavish House Move
Coupux Oct 3. Sir Edward Sugden departs after privacy at Elvidge's hotel Dublin and will take the late Lord Guillamore's mansion in Stephen's Green. Elsewhere Repeal Association meeting chronicles vast attendance, O Connell's five hour speech and teetotalers noted. Also reports on Waterford petition status, West named St Werburgh's rector and chancellorship, alleged forgeries, and Lord Morpeth's Leinster progress with mass addresses and religious liberty praise.
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Coupux
Edward Sugden
England
Elvidge’s Hotel
Kildare-street
Lucas
West
City
Lord Guillamore
Lord Plunket
Stephen's Green
Edward Scriven
Sir Edward
Repeal Association
corn _ exchange
Michael Staunton
Ray
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Duke of Wellington
Manchester
O’connell
Warerrord
Messrs
Reade
Christmas
R. L. Sheil
Waterford
Waterford Chronicle
Cource
St. Anne’s
St. Patrick’s
Bank of
Skibbereen
Cork
Lorn
Wexford
Ross
Mount Garret Bridge
County Kilkenny
County Wexford
Shanahan
Lord A Torpeth
Talbot, O’ferrall
Lord Morpeth
Yorkshire
Ireland
Attempted Murder at St Albans Crime Unfolds In Public House
A sergeant from the 34th regiment attacked Pearce at the Boot public-house in St Albans, severing her windpipe and inflicting multiple wounds. He confessed, was jailed, and the victim, a local resident, lay near death as the case proceeded to court amid a crowded hall.
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St. Albans
Ceession
Jabez Kirk
Pearce
Boot
Coventry
Warwick
G. H. Rumball
J. Kinder
John Coiles
J. Lipscombe
F. Dating
J. Osbaldeston
Blaggoff
Jane Pearce
Kirk
Lacy
Dr. Webster
St Albans
Robert Thorpe
73D Regiment of Foot
Jacques
Iton
Sutloca
Tourspay Monginc
Drama The Drama The Drama in The Monthly Magazine
The periodical literature review welcomes Thomas Hood as editor of Colburns New Monthly and cites The Drama in the Monthly Magazine as its focus. It notes the drama's rise under poet and actor, analyzing steps by Stephens Macready and others, praising the poet's single elevated step while observers fear the path ahead.
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Thomas Hood
Colburn
New Monthly
Bathos
Hood
Tims
Stephens
Macready
Scotland News: Pension and Court Appointments
Reports from Edinburgh Glasgow and Aberdeen detail Lord Melbourne granting Miss Clapperton a 50 pound annual pension, Gov. officials resignations and expected successors, and the appointment of Rev. Dr MLeod as chaplain in ordinary to the Queen for Scotland and dean of the chapel royal with modest emoluments.
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Lord Melbourne
Clapperton
Caledonian Mercury
Long Jeffrey
Hayleybury
Empson
Scotsman
Gamerman
Aberdeen
Greenwich Hospital
Glasgow Argus
John Hope
Court
Skiston
Edinburgh Courant
Tria
Gavin Scorr
Ron Forarry
Glasgow Justiciary Circuit Court
Gavin Scott
St. Columba
Scotland
Chapel Royal
Rroma
Brice
M‘leod
Robert Feel
Teiads
Accidental death at Breakspear Arms area
An inquest at Breakspear Arms Harefield Lane near Uxbridge found farmer and fruit-dealer Joseph Bray, 45, died after a fall from a tall ladder while gathering damsons. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death. In a separate Marylebone inquest, James Haynes, 45, killed himself in Upper Lisson Street, with verdict temporary insanity.
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Walkley
M.P
Breakspear Arms
Harefield Lane
Uxbridge
Joseph Bray
Breakspear Lane
Wakley
Western Dispensary
New Road
Marylebone
James Haynes
Upper
Lisson-street
Lisson-grove
Peter Speen
Distressing Fire Society Accident and Police Casualty
A night alarm in Golden-square leads to a fatal fall when a fire escape ladder gives way. David Claris, 25, suffers severe injuries and is taken to St George’s Hospital. A second man escapes injury thanks to a helmet. Also reported is the death of James Carroll, a constable, after a costermonger attack in Bethnal Green. In addition, a large jewel robbery occurs at Mr Lambert’s No 118 Cheapside, with six gold watches seized and a hole discovered in the ceiling. The thieves used a neighboring empty house and centre-bits to access the store. The force pursues leads and an inquest is planned.
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EHE Weekly Chronicle
TE Ag
Morton
Clark
London
Henry Pownall
C. Bleaden
Lovegrove
J. J. Cuff
Hawes
Francis
Robinson
Bradbury
Sedgewick
1St Regiment of Foot-Guards
Ifra Diavolo
Duke-street
Allen
Saviours’ Arms
Johnson Street
Westminster
Grissell and
Aite
Vauxhall Bridge
Chelsea
Milbank
Middlesex
Messrs
Bridgeman and Dryland
Cannonstreet Road
T. Robinson and Son
Leadenhall Street
David Claris
St. James's Society
Golden-square
Clair
St. George’s Hospital
ViowExcc
James Carroll
H Division of Police
Lonsdon Hospital
Club Row
Bethnal-green
Carroll
Smedley
London Hospital
Ireland
Baker
Oroner
Vening. Tivo
Sketch of a Fat Frenchman on a Narrow Cabin Coach
A verbose sketch describes a bulky French passenger aboard a crowded shipboard coach, his noisy grogs and brash French chatter clashing with English travelers. Amid rowdy toasts and drunken banter, a violent sea roll forces a struggle to secure luggage and passengers, ending with a weary lead figure surviving the voyage and the other voyagers negotiating the storm.
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Thomas 1100P
Colburn
New Monthly Magazine
Pope
Teanhoe
Monsieur Jacques
Monsieur Mallet
Morblen
Lord Ae
Mice
Jn Ular
France
Pitovenas
George HT
Cel
Mit de Cocagne
Eidolon
Washington Irving
Falstad
Nordsy
Paris
Calais
Allons
Devi
Hull
Uustetsy
Gari
Boerne
Cni Cist Cael
London
Rome
The Enthusiast at the Pyrame
In Bentley's Wise sllain style a visitor appears in a kingly dead chamber. A mysterious echo prompts a discourse with a ghostly figure about Semiramis Sesostris and Nimrod. The visitor answers that his name is Vite and he is from Tia iF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
Vite
Tia
Treatment of Insanites A Moral View On Lunatic Care
The piece argues humane treatment replaces confinement and punishment in asylums. It critiques the certificate system allowing arbitrary detention, notes the difficulty of judging insanity, and laments inadequate inspection while calling for reform and compassionate care of the mentally ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polytechete Juri
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Smyrna
Alexandria
Malta
Ijalta Chronicle
Reschid Pacha
Danube
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Egypt
Ali Pacha
Porte
Capadan Pacha
Messiri Bahri
Imperial Palace
Tahir Pacha
Sublime Porte
Ponsonby
Lord Ponsonby
Napier
Beyrout
Medea
Emmette
Calcutta
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Wasp
Phoenix
Beauchamp
Rodney
Bougainville
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Nile
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Sud
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Mehemet Ali
India
Syria
Deir el Ahmar
Rose
Cambridge
Thunderer
Phanix
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Braziz
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Havannoah
Bank of England
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Paredes
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Ann
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Peru
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Paita
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Oraro
Gamarra
Lima
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Texas
Francia
Paraguay
Parana
Tucuman
Suria
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General Whitelock
Dr. Francia
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Bowring
House of Commons
Denmark
Commons
Peel
Sidney Smith
Commodore Napier
Goodfellow
Farrer
Commercial Gas and Cone Company
Commercial Gas and Coke Company
London Tavern
J. S. Butler
Whitechapel
Thomas
Whitechapel High Road
Essex and
Middlesex Roads
Mercer
Battersea Bridge
Chelsea Church
Chelsea Hospital
Paradise Row
Apothecaries’ Company
Parson’s Green
St. Pancras
Gordon
Feargus O'Connor
Nicholson
Feargus O’connor
William-street
Knightsbridge
London Gas Company
Kensington
Pulham
Brentford
Brentford Gas Company
St. Mary Abbotts
Brentford Gasworks
Committee of Management
Brentford Gaslight Company
Jonx Buesy
Burwardens
Ofensington
Metropolis Roads Office
Whitehall-place
Metropolis Roads
J. L. Panter
William Marshall
Hope
Bales
Whitefriars
London University
Thames
Metropolis
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