Attack on troops at Porirua described in detail
A long report recounts the assault on the 48th Regiment at Mr Boulcott's stockade near the Hutt. About 200 natives attacked at daybreak with bullets and tomahawks, killing four soldiers in a tent and wounding others. Lieutenant Page led a stout defense, aided by local militiamen, and the rebels were forced back across the river after about ninety minutes of fighting. Casualties and property losses are noted, with emphasis on the bravery of the British troops and the swift response to reinforce and evacuate the wounded.
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Richmond
Hutt
Page
Mr. Boulcott
Kapsreteheu
M*hardie
M-Hardie
Thomas Hoseman
Galbraith
99Th
Boulcott
Last
99Th Regiment
Huttbridge
Hardy
E. Puni
Rengihaeata
Wellington
Wellingtop
Turnbull
Trong Weihout
Ceptein Stanley
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Petoni
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Peteni
D. Statt
Ireirs
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Execution and workhouse dietary changes reported
A dispatch from St Petersburg describes the brutal execution of a soldier for murdering a commissioned officer, including bayonet attack and dismemberment. The sentence required the executioner to endure regimental blows until death. The incident ended with the victim deemed dead after a surgeon’s examination. Also noted is the St MANGEBUNE Workhouse meeting where directors voted to revert the dietary to the 1843 standard, rescinding the 1848 July diet.
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Ressta
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St Petersburg
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Ir. Anderson
Revolution in Geneva toppled government troops by insurgents
Rumor reaches Panys of a swift Geneva revolution driven by religious and political clashes. The Grand Council rejected Zurichs concordat and prepared extraordinary diets to secure peace while Catholic cantons push a free corps alliance. Protests, barricades, and a shifting power landscape culminate in a provisional government and disbanded paid guard. James Jazy and others emerge as leaders in the new regime as Geneva faces potential civil strife and reconfiguration of its constitutional framework.
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James Fary
Confederation
Samuel Muller
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Dijon
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Rhone
James Jazy
Louis Rilett
Leonard Gentin
Bordier
Francois Janin Balthasar Deeret Caystoi
Pons
Debates on Workhouse Reform and Asylum Plans
A public deputation pressed the Female Penitentiary for standard prices to curb underpriced work. Governors at three establishments pledged to advocate for fair rates. The piece critiques asylums for youth, arguing reform must start with morals, not costly new institutions, while reporting a voyage enterprise and a wreck where 40 to 100 sheep and multiple bullocks were lost at sea.
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Morro-Re a Bishop Killed by Islanders on Astrolabe Harbour
Chronicle reports the murder of Bishop of Sion, Milanesia, and Vicar Apostolic, during a landing at Astrolabe harbour in December 1815. The party, including Rev. Fremont and lay brothers, faced a coordinated attack by about 100 natives. Bishop Epaille died after multiple injuries and a pistol shot. Also noted are unrelated London bridge inquest results and other maritime notices.
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Tive
John Baptist Epaille
Sion
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Yeahble
Sidney
Richards
Marian Watson
Astrolabe Harbour
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Chauraine
Ley Brothers
Secon
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Fremont
Seawan
de Isigna
Ty Signe
Chavraine
Chauraice
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Chaureille
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Guy's Hospital
John Killerby
Belog
London Bridge
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Dhet
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