Texas and New Zealand colonization clash over rights and slavery
The article argues over Texas and New Zealand colonization proposals amid British and French interest. It details Texas origins from 1820s settlement, Mexican rule, and the rise of Anglo American squatters, warning of slavery’s impact and urging prudent British mediation with Mexico before emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Texas
United States
Santa Anna
Canada
Colonial Gazette
France
North Western
American Union
Congress of Texas
Sea Islands
Queen Adelaide at Windsor and royal seaside amusements
The article details Queen Victoria and royal visitors at St George's Chapel, a terrace promenade, and a deer-hunt outing at Ascot Heath. It notes Queen Dowager Adelaide leaving Bushy House for Euston and riding to Warwickshire, plus James Bryan the Queen’s Scotch suitor awaiting on the Windsor terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Chapel
Duchess of Kent
Prince Ernest
Prince Albert
Saxe Coburg
Viscount Melbourne
Viscount Falkland
Alfred Paget
C. Dundas
Countess of Sandwich
Campbell
W. Lumley
Miss Cocks
Miss Paget
Prince of
Prince Albert of
2D Life Guards
2D Battalion
Rifle Brigade
Ernest and
Alfred
Lord Alfred Paget
Ascot Heath
Davis
Queen Adelaide
Queen
Lady Clinton
Bushy House
Bushy Park
London and Birmingham Railway
Euston Square
Earl Howe
Earl of
Georgiana Curzon
Earl of Denbigh
Newnham Paddocks
Warwickshire
Libera, Doxarion
Margaret’ Maconochie
Royal Highlanders
Edinburgh
Meg
James Bryan
Windsor
Colnbrook
Mystery of Stones Thrown at Windsor Castle Windows
Windsor reports a night time assault on Queen Victoria’s private sitting room as stones were hurled at thick plate glass. Four windows broken near the Long Walk and a sentinel’s post questioned, with Inspector Russell tracing a likely offender in a separate Buckingham Palace case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Majesty's Household
Windsor Journal
Lord Melbourne
Bye’ Hone
Russell
Earl of Surrey
the Household
Boys
45Th Regiment
Winchester
Castle
Royal
Her
Baroness Lehzen
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Frederick Roe
Tothill-fields Bridewell
Inspector Russell
London
Bucyatartadi
Home Office
Windsor Castle Window Breaker Brought for Re Examinatio
Thomas Ainger twenty three a chair and cushion staffer confesses to breaking windows at Windsor Castle and at Fletcher's chapel and the Roman Catholic chapel in the Circus Finsbury. He is remanded to Tuesday for friends to attend and receive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ainger
Windsor Castle
Alderman Pirie
Guildhall
Fletcher
Circus
Finsbury
Alderman Harmer
Peter Kelly
St. Luke's
Westminster
Home Office
Peter Laurie
Windsor
Kelly
Prolonged Royal Visit Incidents At Windsor
During Queen Adelaide’s Windsor visit a door closure policy at St George’s chapel caused delays before she and her party were admitted. At DaxTroop an explosion occurred in a gunpowder mill mockery, with minor injuries. in Jamaica a £50,000 mulberry scheme was approved. in Milbank a death by self harm shocked locals. Reports also detail rural poor rate battles and a violent assault case in Walthamstow leading to Newgate remand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Grorae
Windsor
Adelaide
St. Geofs Chapel
Lord
Lady Barrington
Mitchell
Harris
Windsor Express
Looxine Anzap
Robert Rolfe
United Borough
Falmouth
Jamaica
Milbank
Chandler
James Cooke
Wilson
Canterbury Journal
Midhurst
William Trussler
Haslemere
Eastbourn
Thos, Saunders
James Hersee
Dennatt
William Larby
W. Saunders
Burrington
George Hersee
Strorp Perry
Frederick Hagger
William Hagger
Ilford
Walthamstow
Alderman Copeland
James Reynolds
William Lawrence
Lawrence
Reynolds
Steady
Wooler
Lilley
Goodwin
James Hagger
Mr. Wooler
Newgate
Destructive Fire Hits National Theatre and Nearby Churches
A major blaze in New York on the afternoon of the 23rd destroyed the National Theatre and three churches including the African and Dutch Reformed churches. Damage extended to nearby buildings. total loss estimated at 250 000 dollars. Cast losses included Vandenhoff and Wallack while Kean saved wardrobe. theatre may be rebuilt elsewhere in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
de Peyster
New York
Liverpool
National Theatre
National
Leonard
Franklin Street
Franklinstreet
Vandenhoff
Kean
Richard
Mr. Wallack
The
Robert Pulford
Philadelphia
London
Bank of the United States
New Orleans
Charleston
Mississippi
Laguayra
Mexico
Wallack
Broadway
Carlton House
Chambers-street
Quzex
Portsmouth
Fairfield
Massachusetts
Aroostook
Wick
New Brunskind
New Brunswick
Maine
Canada
Thomson
South America News From Rio and Montevideo Reports
The Rio papers through August 11 and steamer mail to August 17 report insurrection in Maranham and Laguna with 600 rebels. Col Villas Boas fled from Laguna, rebels seized stores and armed launches. Gov and troops mobilize, Correio Brazileiro to sail with Marshal Andrea. exchange rate falls. Montevideo news notes Ellauri appointed minister to France, Mandeville talks with Rivera fail, Rosas demands abdication, Lavalle expedition expected from Martin Garcia. U.S. corvette Fairfield at Buenos Aires. crashes of the blockade continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Spey
Rio Janeiro
Maranham
Caxias
Rio Grande
Santa Catharina
Villas Boas
Rio
Peraja
Correio Brazileiro
Marshal Andrea
Chamber of Deputies
Monte Video
Ellauri
France
Mandeville
Rivera
Rosas
England
Oriental Republic
Ionian Islands
Ionian Islands.” the Negociations Came To Nothing, and Mr. Mandeville
Martin Garcia
Lavalle
Reoubtic
Buenos Ayres
Juan Lavalle
Domingo Cullen
H. E
U.S
Fairfield
Charles Boarman
Beunos Ayres
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Louis Philippe
Sam Slick
Makin
San Antonio de Bexar
Prairies
Murray
Spain
Paraguay
Austin
Colorado
Brazos
Mina
Col
Milam
San Marcos
Cochahuila
West
Sabina
Louisiana
Nacogdoches
Mexican Gulf
Victoria
Mr. Hunter
Georgia
Hunter
Alabama
Chance
Péter Laurie
Bethlem Hospital
Sir Peter
Compter
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