Peace and War Debate Over Palmerston Dispatch
Long discussion of Lord Palmerston’s dispatch in the context of the Levant crisis and Mehemet Ali. The piece argues Britain and France aimed at a joint settlement, France’s resistance, and the risk of war unless a balanced solution preserves Turkish Empire integrity. It notes Parkerston’s stance, French critique, and the risk to peace without restraint.
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Henry Bulwer
France
Great Britain
Yehemet Ali
Russia
Surian
Constantinople
Levant
England
Mehemet Ali Aich
Ich
Mehemet Ali
Egypt
Syria
Candia
Europe
Porte
Turkey
Count Khastiani
Mehemet Tia
Ottoman Empire
Monsieur Guizot
Monsieur Thiers
Mehemetdi
Nat Aly
Far Powers
Bount Sebastiani
Count Sebastin
Tuy
Nike
Theirian
Tan Mich
Paris
London
Revenue prospects and defects in the latest official report
The Globe reports on the quarterly revenue showing a calculated deficiency due to timing and a real increase in other parts. Customs see a genuine shortfall from lower duties on imports notably sugar, while the post office expects a revenue rise as the new postal system takes effect. Overall, the revenue remains unsettled but not despondent, with improvements expected once interrupted trends end.
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Bank of England
Excise Department
France
Globe
Devonport
Ordnance Department
Ganesi
the Times
Cory
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Wales
Campen
Marquis of Camden
Wilderness
Kent
the Garter
Cambridge University
Trinity House
Earl of Brecknock
Jones Burdett
Twickenham
Francis Burdett
Bart
M.P
Robert Burdett
Foremark
Caroline Manners
John
Second Duke of Rutland
Burdett
Miss Brent
Timothy Brent
17Th Lancers
Burdett Coutts
Sir Francis
Thames Ditton
St Alban’s House
Stratton-street
Serrine
City of Westminster
Lord Palmerston
F. Baring
Exchequer
House of Commons
E. Codrington
F. Lewis
Admiral Mansell
Ireland
Ballinasloe
Connaught
Connaught Club
Athlone Total Abstinence Society
Sinut Benaxt
Dublin
Admiralty
Merlin
Kingstown
O'Connell Tripute
O’connell
Falmouth
Alexandria
Malta
Gibraltar
Liverpool
Kenny
Browne
Earl of
Kenmare
Blennerhassett
Standard
Finsbury Operative Protestant Association
Finsbury Square
Dalton
Rome
Assai
Richard Berry
Worship-street Police Court
Burn
London-terrace
Hackney-road
Broughton
House of Correction
Assault and Robbery in London Courts Chronicle
In a series of Saturday sessions at Mansion House and Guildhall actions unfold. Samp son, accused of assaulting his father, is discharged as the father fails to appear. James Woolaston faces embezzlement charges after key deliveries fail. In Marylebone Ann Butler is charged with pouring boiling water on Thomas Deacon amid a dispute over children and drink. Lively fashion-house robberies surface in Marlborough Street with Lavinaighie and Broughton linked to a costly shawl theft. Abraham Moss, awaiting trial for attempting to murder his wife, seeks depositions as Newgate custody continues.
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Sampson
Mr. Hobler
Guildhall
James Woolaston
Bevan and Harrison
Goswell-street-road
William Fisher
Alderman White
Henry Webber
Messrs
Phillips and Co
Wood Street
Cheapside
Clark
Baxter
Piccadilly
Holborn
Watts
Central Criminal Court
Russel
Aldersgate-street
Webber
Arnold
Marylebone
Ann Butler
Thomas Deacon
Mr. Rawlinson
Defendant
Marlborough Street
Lydia Lavinaighie
Lavinaighie
Prosecutrix
Prosecutriz
Broughton
Exeter-street
Strand
Henry
Madame
Beresford
Madame Delonde
Newgate
Lambeth Street
Murpern
Abraham Moss
Norton
Murder of Gamekeeper Dunkley Terrorizes Yardley Wood
Longstaffe gamekeeper Dunkley is found murdered in Yardley wood near Yardley village. The assault left him head battered and gun stock shattered, with clues pointing to multiple assailants tied to poaching. The inquest returns a verdict of wilful murder, and two men Underwood and Bedford are apprehended for further examination.
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Northampton
John Dunkley
Yardleywood
Yardley
Dunkley
Goddard
Northampton Mercury
Rose and Crown
Abbey
Underwood
Longstaff
Marquis of Northampton
Bedford
Extraordinary bristol capture of bottle-nosed whale on the Severn
A fine bottle-nosed whale was taken about half a mile below the Old Passage in the Severn. It lived five hours after capture and is now exhibited at Hatchett’s stable-yard, Frogmore Street. The article details measurements, head shape, and notes similar prior specimens in 1786 and in the Thames, with remarks on its rarity and habits.
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Bristol
Cuvier
Delphinus Hunterii
Desmaret
Hatchett
Frogmore-street
Jenner
John Hunter
Berkeley
Thames
Dale
Harwich
Bristol Gazette
Isle of May
Isle of Man
Douglas
Peel
T. Carran
Birmingham
Cumberland Pacquet
Payne
White Hart
Highstreet
London Bridge
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