Distressed Paris Trade Crashes Hit Café Anglais Amid Bankruptcies
A Paris dispatch reports extreme distress in the trading classes with more than sixty sales during recent days. The National notes widespread closures, including Café Anglais, as luxury and common shops fail. A Strasbourg tribunal case concerns a gipsy healer promising buried treasure and facing conviction. Spain, Portugal, Serb revolts, and Canadian political shifts also populate the round of international updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Journal Qrates
Paris
Café Anglais
Angouleme
le Grandier
M. Bonnel Larborie
Viseins
Sisters of Charity
Algiers
Soscsry
Strasbourg
Jeannette Isenberg
Valentin Schouller
Jeannette
Satan
Ross
Schouller
Gipay
Pamethanial
Galignani
CHINA AND INDIA AND BRITISH AFGHANISTAN NEWS
Reports from Macao dated April nineteenth state English forces march on Pekin with 18,000 troops 40 warships 70 transports and 20 steamboats while missionaries enter interior China. A Calcutta correspondent questions Lord Ellenborough’s stance on Afghan withdrawal and asserts British policy remained firm and aligned with Britain’s cabinet wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Univers Paris
Macao
Pekin
Nankin
Ixpiay
Akbar Khan
Sale
Calcutta
Long Ellenborough
Afghanistan
Pollock
Affghanistan
Lord Ellenborough
Great Britain
Candahar
Jellalabad
London
England
Dover Magistrates Elect New Turnkey Buck In Office
In session at Dover the magistrates, with W Bodkin Esq presiding, elected Buck a police serjeant to fill the borough prison turnkey vacancy. They also certified Mr Macdonald as the former turnkey for eighteen months, praising his conduct and qualifications for turnkey gaoler or police inspector.
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Uate
Reformers
Allan M'Nab
Messrs
Baldwin and Lafontaine
Draper
Ogden
Messrs. Baldwin
Lafontaine
Mr. Baldwin
Canada West
Canada East
Tese
Baldwin
Neilson
Messrs. Lafontaine
Draper and Ogden
Davidson
Girouard
St. Eustache
John Colborne
House
St. Francis
St. John
Graham
Talcott
New Orleans
Yucatan
Campeachy
Vera Cruz
Liberty
New York
City of Dublin
Guadaloupe
Laguna
Ltch
Mexico
England
Texas
Matamoros
Chihuahua
America
Nathan M‘kingey
Scotland
Swete
Terra Firraa
Charles Bryson
Thomas Laurie
New Fork Herald
Glascow
Anderston
William M‘kenzie
Jun. and Co
Glasgow
William Am‘kenzie
Liverpool
Glasgow Chronicle
Dover
W. Bodkin
Buck
Macdonald
Reopening of St Pauls Cathedral and City Improvements
The Metropolitan reports the reopening of St Paul’s Cathedral for divine service after cleaning and restoration of the interior. It notes the freed aisles, restored monuments, and cautions against vandalism. Also covered are Leadenhall market’s demolition for an iron, concrete market and a fortune forecast of poultry trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Cathepnat
Leadenhall Poultry Market
Corporation of
City of London
Navigation Committee
Fisher
R.N
Port of London
Apollo
Thames
Downs
Seeepy
Poon Law Commission
St. Luke
Chelsea
Somerset-house
Chelsea Board of Guardians
Twiselton
Morning Herald
New Zealanp Company
General Court of Proprietors
New Zealand House
Joseph Somes
H. A. Aglionby
Isaac Gouldsmid
Sir Arthur Farquhar
Charles Buller
Ross Donelly Mangles
Australia
New Zealand
Her
Royal Free Hospitaly
Gre.ville. Street
Greville Street
R. C. Packman
Robert Grosvenor
Gray's Inn-road
City Light Horse
Lord Onslow
Lord Southampton
Lord Sherburne
Dickie
Jer. Olive
Clanencé Rarpway
Georgia and Valtura
Cornhill
Henry Blanshard
County of
Durham
Public Work
Rowley
Newcome
Mr. Smith
Law League
Wapping
Anti Corn-law Association
Ratcliff Highway
Hubbock
Jackman
Metropolitan
Sidney Smith
Marylebone
Christchurch
Anti-Cornlaw Association
Lord High Admiral Tavern
Church-street
Murray
Raynor
Chartist meeting and odd London notices in clerkenwell
A Hartist meeting pledges support for charter advocates, funds for families, and renewed zeal amid prosecutions. Reports describe Clerkenwell spring repairs, robberies at Hungerford piers, a Portman Square fire with heavy losses, Whitechapel ghost rumors, and William Sheen the infanticidal case with dramatic funeral violence and bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Charter Association
W. Balls
Weill
Ray-street
Clerkenwell
London
Wakeling
Aldgate
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
St. John's Gate
Jerusalem
St. John's Fields
Smithfield
St. John-street-road
Roscheries
Hengerrorny Ann Wrst
Middlesex
Westminster Bridge
Thames
Mer
Ives
Hanes Police
Hungerford Pier
Matthews
Houghton
Spring-street
Portman, Square
Baker Street
Hing-street
Sheen
William Sheen
G. C. Norton
Lambeth-street
Gormore Balugh
City of Norwich
Wentworth-street
Whitechapel
Churchlane
Taylor
Hill
Mount-place
Bill Sheen
Mr. Norton
Mr. Hill
Witess
Samuel Taylor
High-street
Osborne Street
Wentworth Street
HT Sey
Clarkson
Norton
Admission to St Pauls Gatekeeper Incident at Guildhall
A man told magistrates he was unfairly expelled from St Pauls as crowds entered for free admission at 10:30. The door-keeper allegedly called him a pickpocket and shoved him. The complainant said he was assaulted and the magistrate warned that the public should not be treated thus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Norton
Death of Samuel Shaw at Charlesworth after assault
A coroner's inquest at Charlesworth Derbyshire probed the death of Samuel Shaw a 42 year old shoemaker from Charlesworth. Witnesses described a late Saturday night incident at a public house in Mothram where Ford a 24 year old from Lismore Ireland assaulted Shaw after forcing entry to Shaw's wife. Shaw died from head and facial injuries. Ford faces trial for willful murder and was committed.
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Charlesworth
Dennysuine
Derbyshire
Thomas Manders
Glossop
Samuel Shaw
Mothram
Ford
Mpany
James
Hurst Clough
Lismore
W.land
Manchester
Sheffield
Liverpool
Ing
Aterford
Messrs. Leach, Harrison, and Co
Ireland
United States
Liverpool Courier
Dmaidstone
Straxcké
William Gear
William Geary
Sir William
Geary
William
Messrs. Starling
Vine
Hyperse Hadlow
Taylor
Maidstone
Starling
Mr. Vine
dWaidstone Journal
Chester-street
Hule
Ars. J. Shore
Flora-street
Tiulme
Shore
Stockport
Chardton Union
Stretford Newroad
Mary “ Penny
Scott
Shields
Hutt
Lawton-street
Strand
Heith
Hases
Gateshead
the-upon-Tyne
William Brown
Northe
Great Britain
Newport docks opening parade and speeches in sequence
A Newport ceremony marked by a morning procession from the mayor’s breakfast to the docks, with civic officers and regalia groups marching to the Henry schooner and the Great Britain. An afternoon dinner at the National School room featured toasts, including prosperity to the Newport docks, and speeches praising the project’s impact on Monmouthshire’s industry and population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Tract
Bee
Newport
Docks
N Cocks Ty
Strivinie
Mee Edwards
Corporation
Freemasons
Druids
Qi Wellows
Dock Committee
Route Bien Docks
Charles Morgan
Joge Dh Bail
Joseph Bayley
Benjamine Bart
RH. Blewitt
Henry
Gate Dock
Cardiff
Green
Rennie and Co
Riscay Gellygroes
Blackno Bedwelty
Tredegar
Penmain
Victoria
Henry the Rock
Sirrhowy
Waterloo
Union
Ebbw Vale
Pentwin
Varteg
Abercorne
Gra Rhywny
Pont-a- Brig
Machon
Gullygaer
Usk
Hercules
Great Britain
Rothchild
M.P
Colonel Love
South Wales
Dr. Ashley
C. Morgan
Bart
Wig
O. Morgan
J. Bailey
T. Protheroe
Malpascourt
Gea
T. J. Phillips
D. Mackworth Burt
Cole Vander Mutin
A. Morgan
Yinknyy
73D Regiment
County of
Monmouth
Sir C. Morgan
Baronet
Mr. Blakemore
Woolwich
Dockyard
Royal Arsenal
Seismic shocks and Portobello riot reported in Glasgow
The report details two earthquakes in the area with seismometer readings and affected pendulums, noting limited impact on instruments. It also covers a Portobello incident where Purves allegedly fired at Fife, wounding him, and a large Bridgegate riot in Glasgow with youths clashing with police, resulting in multiple arrests and sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Tuesda
Portobello
Bowden's
Viershill
Urves
Fife
Purves
Abere
Bridgegate
King-street
Aubacls
Bridewell
Ner
Glasgow Chronicle
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Jecla
National Guard
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Valencia
M. Salamanca
M. Weisswiller
House of Rothschild
Rothschild, Brothers
Portugal
Lisbon
Costa Cabral
Ervia
Fraxkront
Mitschitsch
Milosch
Waczicz
Michael
Belgrade
Kragojenz
Artil
Mitsciitsch
Widdin
Thesea
Mr Petersburgh
Hael
St.re
Lorevi
Bulgaria
Czerny George
Servia
Michael Obrenowitsch
Alexander
Revolutionary Party
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Bristol
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Hosken
Kingroad
Lord Morpeth
Clays
Tyler
Ashburton
Columbia
Lower Canada
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M‘nab
Lord Sydenham
United Province
the Metropolis
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Ithey
Iward Ientel
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Bermon
Will
Leepin
Issaw
Jess
Bihee
Bai
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