Canton Trade Reforms Begin July as Edict Awaits In Peking
The new Canton trade system starts July 1 1943 with the Hong merchants monopoly and censo charges ending. Other ports Amoy Fushun-foo Ningpo Shanghai await imperial edict to open for British vessels, with consular offices to be established to avoid delay. Indian military news notes Hyderabad force return, officer shortages at Kurrachee Sukkur. A court martial at Cawnpore reprimands Lt Mouat and dismisses Asst-surgeon Burke, remitted on recommendation.
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Hoppo
Govanxuert
Canton
Amoy
Fushon-foo
Ningpo
Shanghai
Nanking
Aroose
Peking
India
Hyderabad
Kurrachee
Sukkur
Horne
Khypore
Scinde
78Th
Bombay Light Infantry
Bombay
Panjaub
Cawnpore
H. M
Mouat
Burke
Disturbances in Ionian Islands and European Diplomatic Moves
The Ionian isles report unrest under British protectorate with firearms seized and fatal clashes at Cephalonia amid martial law and Malta relief. English letters blocked and unpopularity noted. Concurrently confidential agents travel to Madrid for Cortes opening as Espartero falls.
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Ionian Islands
Ionian Isles
England
Cephalonia
Malta
Christina
Paris
Madrid
Spain
Espartero
Tuileries
Presse
Cherbourg
Marshal Soult
War Office
M. Guizot
Lord Aberdeen
China
Brest
German Manufacturers Seek Protective System At Stuttgart Meeting
Report from Frankfort Journal notes a Stuttgart gathering of German manufacturers on the 27th ultimo with government approval adopting six resolutions. They call for protective duties ad valorem extending to raw materials, a government bounty for exporters, and a moderate policy to avoid indolence.
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Frankfort Journal
Stutgard
Germany
England
Removarep
Russia
Posta
Imperial Chancery
Wallischei
Prussian General Gazette
Frontier
Polana
Warsaw
Posen
Augsburgh Gazette
Ctober
Spain News from Madrid and Catalonia in Turbulent Times
Madrid reports show authorities seeking calm at any cost as elections favor the regime in Asturias voter turnouts. Insurgent actions unfold in Barcelona and Saragossa with Prim and Ametler's forces contending for control, while investigations link an explosion to a plotted act near Cadiz.
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Madrid
Asturias
M. Mon
Torreno
Saragossa
Calataynd
Tiana
Café del Turco
Seville
Cadiz
Bilboa
Central Junta
Arragon
Caneda
Perpignan
Olot
St. Laurent de Cerdans
Barcelona
Figueras
Sanzhes
Gracia
Montjuich
Fort Pio
Mataro
Lord
Prim
Igualada
Junta
Catalonia
Ametier
Ametler
San Andres
Girona
Martell
Tarragona
Riéra
Sabadell
Figueiras
Europe
France
Guides of
Reus
Sanz
Ebro
Canedo
Servian affairs and dismissals loom over Constantinople
The correspondent reports on Petroniewitsch and Wassitsch residence disputes in Widdin and Turkish objections to a Russian presence. Mehemed Reschid Pacha is removed from Jerusalem, while Beyrouth salutes the French flag. A week of heavy rain ends with a violent storm wrecking sixty vessels near the Golden Horn and Devastation escaping disaster with Sir Stratford Canning aboard.
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Constantinople
M. ‘Titeff
Porte
Widdin
Servian
M. Titoff
Baron Lieven
Servia
Austria
Isia
Mehemed Reschid Pacha
Jerusalem
Beyront
M. Bourqueney
France
Asphorus
Golden Horn
Her
Devastation
Stratford Canning
Breusea
Greek Royal Departure Provokes Cheerful Public Farewell
The Princess Olden burg sailed from Athens on the Baron Kubeck to Trieste after passengers and guards crowded the decks. Crowds cheered for the constitution as ships fired royal salutes and the King and Queen welcomed the royal party at Sutraki.
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Malta
Athens
E. Lyons
Prince Colocotroni
Sutraki
Otho
Pireus
Napoli
Patras
Pin ‘Ess
Greece
Prince George of Cambridge
Ionian Islands
Thessaly
Gulf of Valona
Corfu
Candia
France
Nicholas
Olga
Helen
Algiers
Tunis
Louis Philippe
Russia
Moldavia
Wallachia
Duke of
Leuchtenburg
Great National Repeal Convention opens with Tyler as president
New York papers arrive with reports from Canada Mexico and South America. Delegates from all parts of the union meet in Boston on the 20th, electing Robert Tyler president and naming officers. Updates cover Haiti Cuba Mexico Yucatan and Monte Video affairs and naval exchanges.
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United States
New York
Caledonia
Boston
Robert Tyler
Canada
Toronto
Hayri
Barnard
Sydney
Aux Cayes
Solomon
St. Domingo
Luznarde
Port-au-Prince
Mexico
Yucatan
South America
Smyrna
Vera Cruz
Monte Vipso
Monte Video
England
Commodore Purvis
Robert Peel
Great Britain
Tactique
Monteo Video
Oribe
London
Metropolis Exection or Leap Mayor Selection
In a Guildhall meeting the official poll state was announced. Alderman Magnay led with 843 votes for lord mayor, followed by Alderman Thomas Wood with 82 votes. Magnay and the lord mayor were sent to the Court of Aldermen to choose the chief magistrate for the city.
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Magnay
Thomas Wood
Alderman Magnay
Aldermen
City Halls and Thames Embankment Disputes At Conservancy Court
At a Tuesday Court of Conservancy in Greenwich Kent officers, Aldermen, and lawyers met to hear presentments against Sir R Dobson and others over embankments near Greenwich Gardenstairs. Disputes over the Garden-stairs Jetty and Watermen’s barges were debated with six recognizances granted and adjournment to the 30th inst. The London Brass Founders formed a new trade society with rules approved. A public meeting at Skinner Street urged support for Mr O Connor in London city. Doctor Wolff prepared for Bokhara inquiries into Colonel Stoddart and Captain Conolly. Worcester launched at Deptford amid cheers. Terrible planned as largest soon. Paving works planned for Cheapside and Poultry wood paving.
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Axigggjon
Magnay
Fae Cownr
Conservancy
Crom
Greenwich
Kent
Wilson
John Johnson
Musgrove
Moon
Fire &c
R. Dobson
Embankment
Gardenstairs
London
Deptford
Timothy Tyrell
Tyrell
Carrier
Richard Dobson
Sutton
Barwis
Watermaan
Carttar
Watermen’s Company
Pelham
Dudley
Thames
London Brass Founders
City of London Institution
Skinner-street
Snow-hill
Daniel Bevan
Hare
Charitat-hall
Tye O’connor
City of London
T. Baring
Pattison
Dear
Davock
Baring
France
England
America
Bahring
M.grath
Hibernian
Anti Cornlaw League
Hoe
O'Connor
Mantz
Cotorel Srepnant
Captain ConolLy
Queen
Grover
Stoddart
Bokhera
Captain Grover
Bokhara
Conolly
Coates
Yorkshire
Lord Aberdeen
British and Foreign Bible Society
Wolff
Peninsular and Oriental Steampacket Company
Constantinople
D.V
Malta
Steele
Exeter
Balfour
Aberdeen
Colonel Stoddart
Buckingham
Burnes
A. Burnes
Sir J. Bryant
Worcester
Royal Dockyard
John Hill
Liverpool
Richard Blakemore
Anderson
Messrs. Finlay and Co
Exchange Buildings
Bank of England
Hanover Street
Maidstone
Manchester
M‘grecor
Scotland
United Kingdom
Dundee
Glasgow
H. Ashworth
the Oaks
Bolton
M‘gregor
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Union Club
Board of Trade
Manchester Guardian
Norwinch
James Henry Munyard
Buxton
Derbyshire
Rosina Tyler Saker
Kathleen White
Saker
Catharine J. Fry
Italy
Catherine Josephine Fry
Whitechapel
J. White
Ireland
Kathleen
St. Paul's
Covent Garden
Calais
James Gill
Miss Saker
Norwich
Witness
Mr. Saker
Mrss Saker
Swansea
Offham
Red Lion
J. Clabon
Mary Grays
Gipsey
Morphew
Sarah Harris
Martha Harris
John Dennist
St. Albans
Revell Farm
Redbourn
Joseph Hilliard
Revell
Jarvis
Hilliard
Bill Rush
Dell
Gilbert
Tarley
G. Smith
Newlands
Hopwood Lane
Fire devastates Ketchenour farm dwelling in Beckley
A thatch-roofed dwelling on Ketchenour farm occupied by Mr. C Cooper burned after flames were seen from the roof. About 150 laborers and hop pickers arrived to aid before Rye engines reached the scene. Much furniture saved, but the house reduced to walls. cause remains unknown amid rumours.
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Carnarvon
Rogers
Bangor Street
Ellen Griffith
Bowell
Guildhall
Griffith
Williams
Bridge Street
Chester Chronicle
Chester
Dee
Albert
Pontysylie
Britannia
Ellesmere
Rose
Bangor
Fanny
Vaughan
Venus
Barmouth
Vanenan
Peggy
Mariner
Owen Evans
Chester Courant
Exmnaonpinany Hirguwar Rosbery
George Crowther
Crowther and Wade
Apsley
Huddersfield
Wharf Inn
Canal Bridge
Wakefield Road
Shorefoot
Navigation Tavern
Marsden
Bucksley
Kenworthy
Johnson
Mr. Aldergan
Leach
Accidental Death After Moor Road Misstep
A man fell into a nine yard dell after missing a road to Harewood well and died later that afternoon. An inquest returned an accidental death verdict.
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Harewood
Golden Lion Bu
Brophy
Miners’ Association
Lord Lonsdale
Whitehaven Herald
Rioters free a prisoner from Cromarty gaol in Scotland chaos
A large mob attacked Cromarty prison after abducting Margaret Cameron from Resolis following disruptive riots aimed at ministers. The 87th regiment was deployed to restore order as locals faced excommunication for lawless actions and police sought arrests.
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Ross
Margaret
Cameron
Sage
Cromarty
Dingwall
Ison
Jamimaville
Rosskeen
87Th Regiment
Irish Fusiliers
Paisley
Kidd
Invergordon
Duke of Richmond
Leith
Free Church
Mackenzie
Kiltearn
Kilmuir
Kincardine
Thomson
Macdonald
Ferrintosh
Reselis
Ross Shire Advertiser
Waterybutts
Gowrie
Constable
Mains
Castlehuntly
Rossie Priory
Lord Kinnaird
Dundee
Perth
Martin
Highlands
Rossshire
Perthshire
Edinburgh
Halkerston
Paul
Canongatée
Caledonian Mercury
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Foreign Intelligence
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Grermary
Tvreby
the Metropolis
Sheerness
Her Majesty's Navy
Lang
Mineter Sloy Tigpe
Heapside
King Street
Londonbridge
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