Montpensier marriages and Paris bread riots flare in Europe
The Paris bread price rise sparks violent unrest in Faubourg Saint Antoine as guards and troops intervene. Reports from Bayonne and Madrid describe royal marriages, royal travels, and diplomatic tensions with Britain. Contending papers in Paris voice strong opinions while markets react to rumors of Seville, Montpensier, and Spanish politics.
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Panis
Montpensier
Heraldo
Madrid
England
Europe
Paris
la Presse
Chateau
Empire
M. Guizot
Marquis of
Normandy
Louis Philippe
London
Spain
Cadiz Bay
Faubourg St Antoine
Rue du Faubourg St. Antoine
48Th Foot
la Ligue
Burgoz
Miranda
National
Iran
Iranis
Athelin
Iruo
Vittoria
Burgos
Valladolid
Segovia
Lord Normanby
d’Apuny
Austria
France
Louie Philippe
Lord Normandy
Afr. Bulwer
Bulwer
Courrier Francais
Malaga
Abd-el-Kader
Morocco
Queen's Own Hussars visit Banbury stirs public bustle
The 7th Hussars passed through Banbury on Thursday week and Monday and Tuesday, provoking loud conversations about Private White's death. Rumors, placards, and large groups amplified tension as detachments moved on. Public behavior included hooting and missiles near the town boundary. no violence beyond insults was recorded.
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Banbury
Tuat
Queen's Own
7Th Hussars
Noggin
White
Coloma Whyte
Tresaday
Biawixcuan
Durbad
Farse Cotsen
Alexander Pit
Raintog
Durhem
Marquis of Londonderrs
Richard Stott
Overman
Stott
T. C. Maynard, Esq
Easington Ward
John Streaker
Streaker
Monmouth
Newport
T. Sones
Merlin
West Bromwich
Orton
Lynjewo Hall
Oldburs
John Baslis
Rst
John Robinson
William Hadley
Joshua Cash
Bayfis
John Watson
John Smith
Peter Brown
Levi Fletcher
John Wilkinson
James Waller
Watson
Wallet
Star and Garter
George Hinchside
Hadley and
Robinson
Cash
Rising Sun
Inchliffe
Birmingham Journal
Weyndsouth
Ixsuay
Tig Esplaxane
U.S.E
Welock
Esplaurde
Disgraceful flogging of pressed civilians at Fort Peddie
Cape of Good Hope papers report broad public outcry over the flogging of pressed civilians during the Caffre war. The incident centers on Fort Peddie where John Crawford Smith, Grahamstown wagon owner, was forced to cut wood for the troops after being asked for an axe and then pressed into service for a wood-cutting party along the Fie h River Bush amid ongoing hostilities.
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Smith
Lindsay
Cumming
Bindaay
Lindsay Jonediawls
Persops
Mr. Smith
Culopel Lindsey
Smvith
Srtvk
Albany
Swink
Teave
Graham’s
Mary Smith
Grabaw
Toon
Colven Lindsay
John Crawford Smith
A J. Clare
Fort Brown
Cusar
Coster
Cape Mounted
Delport
Mane
Bouchier
Cafe OF
Caffres
Graham's Town
Commissariat
Fieh River
Poat
Marylebone church projects push past £14000 cost
The article notes that the Marylebone site and building costs will exceed 14,000 pounds. St Andrew’s church is nearly finished with only decorative work remaining and is to be completed on St Andrew’s Day, November 30. Additional churches are planned in Bernondsey, Great Peter Street, West Monaster, and Aldgate, while Bethnal Green’s new church advances after the Lord Mayor laid the first stone. The Margaret Street Episcopal Chapel is to be razed for a larger church on the same site.
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City of Loxpos Pusetax Society
London Tavern
Bishop A
Mr. Richardson
William Petty
Thomas J. Owen
Susan Westcott
Sarah Kingsley
Rasag
Satana
Satara
St. Pancras
Gordon Street
Gordon Square
Rungon Bapoojee
Board of Directors
George Thompson
Mgr. Thompson
Br. Wilson
Br. Wilson Moved, and Mr. Green
Marylebone
Rungeo Bapoogee
P Senrova
Promethea
Cork
Fepning
London-bridge
Hooda
Thames
Crown and Cushion
Bridgwater Square
Barbican
Afr
Payne
Michael Byerley
Islington
Spain
Perrin
Prince's Street
Woustany Stanvatios
Bedford
Westminster House of Correction
Thoman Miller
Hanwell Asylum
Banry Croatia Association
Enle
Radley's
Bridge Street
the Nations Trades
Nanh
London Dock
Prince Albert
Whitechapel
High Street
Oldstreet-road
City-road
Britannia Fielda
Homerton
Hackney
Wells Atrect
Middlesex Hospital
Margaret-Street
Change and unrest grip Lahore and Punjab frontier
A letter from October 1846 reports growing discontent in the Punjab with mutinous regiments and a weak Sikh government. British advisers urge negotiation with Moultan and restraint, while preparations at Lahore fortifications continue. Disease sick rates are noted among native and European troops.
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the Weekly Chronicle
Pear
Golden Times
Lahore
Stronghuld
Sone Distanes
Thes Ibry
Wazeer
Reajah Lal Singh
Simla
Moultan
Maharajah
Bin
Punjaab
Major Lawrence
North-West Frontier
Aeme
Simlah
Kimael
Lawrence
Moulton
Bovérnor
Cashmere
Maharajah Gholab Singh
Leball
India
Destruction and damage along promenade during violent sea storm
A coastal storm devastates the esplanade and adjoining works. Rebuilt sections suffered undermining and deep foundation damage while the area from the bathing machines to the Royal Hotel requires rebuilding. Thousands witness deadly waves, with heavy spray and ruined stone works, sparing ships but injuring apron esplanade and Portland block shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hotel
Uclock
Belvidere
Mouda
Harbur
Aneke
Wilikan
Uesnih
Poseland
Irish meeting urges central body of landowners to relieve distress
The weekly Ireland meeting, with R. D. Browne in chair, urged landed proprietors to form a Dublin based central body to coordinate relief for the famine. John O Connell read a letter from M P urging peaceable action while warning of starvation and possible unrest without immediate food supplies and government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
R. D. Browne
M.P
Ireland
Me O'Connell
John O'Connell
Basting
Dublin
Darrynane Abbey
Cabercivern
Oct
Dulin
Treland
Dutlin
Trish
Irist
All Parte of
Der
Young Ireland
T.M
England
Whatman
Mr. O'Connell
Dungarveon
Peel
Pep
Connell
Mr. Wynne
Alderman M'Brien
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Maparip
Prince de Montpensier
Council
Serrann
General Serrano
el Tiempo
Council of Ministers of Spain
Senor Jaturiz
The
Great Britain
Cortes
Montremouix
J Bacques
Biscay
Navarre
Iberia
Laurachat
Enchat
Bourges
Charles VI
Charles Louis
Hias
Pyrenees
Mapp
el Heraldo
Charles III
Infante
Don Francisco de Paula
Infanta
Don Francisco ‘de Paula
Luisa Fernands
Royal Stablea
Atocha
Aranjeuz
Maprio Dorsa
Marquis of Lansdowne
Mediterranean
Count de Montemolin
Almeria
Builza
Bayonne
Sare
Carliat
Garcia
Duke de Brontpensier
Irun
United States
Liverpool
Yorkshire
Bailey
New York
Santa Anna
Mexico
Cahahuila
Camargo
Taylor
Washington
Wallie
Monterey
Ching
Hays
San Fernando
Chine
Haya
Matamoran
Waguern
Ria Trieste
Bombay
Tadia
Lali
Singh
Ferezepore
Umballa
Sutlej
Beas
Lorde Hardinge
Gough
Ghirab Singh
Wazeer Lall Singh
Scinde
Indus
Arrachee
Hydrabad
Alon Indus
Sukkur
Charles Napier
Henry Pottinger
Monltan
Lydia
Calcutta
Cabul
Dhost Mohamed
Persia
Idhost
Achar Khan
Peshawar
Jullunder
Cuddapah
Madras Presidency
Iis
Narsima Reddy
Bally
Singapore
Aden
Anne Armstrong
Sth
Poona
Horse Guards
Buudrede
Sta
Poonah
Bowpar
Bomnay
Deafere
Guzerat
Marseilles
Waghorn
Trieste
Newa
Lanong
Tate
Metropolie
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