France and Spain Reach End of Dispute and Royal Moves
The French cabinet declares itself safe and soldiers to return home as Prince Louis Napoleon heads to England. In Spain, a new ministry under Duke of Frias forms amid Carlist opposition, with Alaix named war minister and Narvaez shifting to Captain General of Old Castille. The Queen faces international friction as Louis Philippe delays support and Britain’s envoy is snubbed, while German affairs include a game law dispute in Wurtemberg and Hanoveres post horse order. A Russian Turkish canal plan prompts mass troop movements and naval shows near the Danube and Baltic areas.
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Acs
France
Switzer
Diet
Louie
Boneparte
England
Arenenberg
Prince Metternich
Austria
Spain
Duke of Frias
Alaix
Gomez
Don Carlos
Navarra
Pampeluna
Almanza
Principe
Soria
Corrico Nacional
Senor Alaix
Narvaez
Old
Castille
Mancha
Toledo
Madrid
wAlaix
Ministry of War
Talla
Louis Philippe
Beira
Don Miguel
William Harvey
Williars
Southey
Commons
House of Lords
Wirtemberg
Lorddings
Wurtemburg
Hanover
Berlin
Aldenhofen
Tulich
Cologne
Talich
Russia
Turkey
Danube
Black Sea
Kassora
Kostendsche
Kieff
Dnieper
Paskewitch
Augsburg Gazette
Sebastopol
Baltic
Black
Caspian
Don
Volga
Sarazin
Bath Gaol Crowding Sparks Calls for Immediate Reform
Reports from Bath describe severe overcrowding in the gaol with 22 men and boys in one room and eight women in labor in another. The piece notes pickpocket incidents in the Sessions room and covers local council tax decisions, a chimney collapse at Burnley print works, a fatal pit accident at Killamarsh, a fox chased in Edinburgh churchyard, and various petty crimes and cautions across towns including Hastings, Leicester, and Liverpool. Lord Lennox and Lord Durhams’s politics surface amid Liverpool’s grand voyage of the ship Liverpool with 54 passengers onboard.
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Bath
Reeves
Taunton
Bridgewater
Burgess Hall
William Baker
Frederick Axford
Messrs
Symes
Anstrce
Axford
Poole
Baker
Colthurst
Hutchings
Mesars
Ford
Robert
Henry
Jeffries
Bowles
Carrie
Rone
Somerset Gazette
Ee Burnley
John Dagdalé
Chesterfield
Hill
Killamarsh
Edinburgh
Greyfriars
Heriot’s Hospital
Foxey
Hastings
St. Leonards
Brighton
Leicester
John Hubbard
Waggener
Ives, Miller
Mountsorrel
Her Majesty
Morgan
Bearsby
Packe
Liverpool
Mersey
Cheshire
John van Buren
Arthur Lennox
Bristol
Lord Durham
Lord Lennox
K Taunton
W. Cox
Bovet
Burge
Mountstephens
Bristol Bank Clerk Committed for Forgery Case
Richard Salter and two Miles and Co. clerks faced examination in Bristol as the cashier Bailey testified to forged notes and unauthorized transfers. Police and witnesses detailed missing 78 notes, a private drawer with 222 blank notes, and Salter's repeated tracing of Bailey's signature.
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Bristol
Messrs. Miles and Co
Richard Salter
Thomas Kington Bailey
Miles, Harford, and Co
Corn-street
London
Barnett, Hoare
Glyn and Co
Jas. Atkinson
Messrs. Glyn
Jasper Atkinson
Salter
London’ General Ledger
Messrs. ‘Barnett and Co
Méssrs
Barnett and Co
J. S
Chandler
Messrs.’Miles and Co
Messrs
Barnett
Henry Northcote
Bailey
Miles
Kingston, and Co
Peter Maze
John Roberts
Miles and Co
Mr. Bailey
Hoxton Reform Meeting Aims at National Rent Support
Amur Dyson secretary reports a Hoxton district meeting at Haberdashers Arms for Shoreditch Hoxton and Haggerstone to form a committee and raise funds for the National Rent in support of a General Convention in London. The letter notes strong turnout from working and middle classes and seeks publication of the facts or his communication.
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Weekly Chronicle
Kingsland
Hoxton
Haberdashers’ Arms
Shoreditch
Haggerstone
London
Amruor Dyson
Measures For Rabies From Attacked Animals
Expert guidance traces immediate actions after a rabid dog bite. It urges careful examination and cleansing of wounds, with cauterization and hair removal, plus destruction of biting dogs. Confine suspected animals for sixteen days, muzzle and monitor for months, and fines apply for neglect.
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Rasio Docs
O. Delafond
Alfort
Bader
Capello
Hertwig
Berlin
Department of the Seine
Lyons
Toulouse
Sorel Baudien
Conflicting Reports On Septembers Riotous Conduct And Railway Compensation
A September prognosticator is credited with five correct days. Reports condemn riotous after confirmation scenes and church influence, noting violence in Sidmouth and a drunken assault in Cullompton. The Western Times details Horsemonger Lane jury awards in three Streatham Croydon land cases, reducing sums and deducting future rent.
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Murphy
Philpotts
Sidmouth
Collumpton
Western
Tims
Bricuton Railway
Horsemonger Lane
Sir Charles Blunt
Croydon
Messrs. Fisher
Coulsdon
Soniferon praised as powerful acoustic instrument
The article extols Dr Scott's Soniferon for its magnifying sound and potential to aid deaf individuals, suggesting it may enable speech with proper instruction. It notes its compact design suitable for domestic use and mentions Scott's earlier invention of cat corners for deafness. The piece also comments on public interest and social value of improved oral communication.
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Scott
The
Scotsman
Duke of Buccleuch
Duke of “Buccleuch
Carlton Club
Britain
October Month Facts From Ancient Chronicle Notes
A compact survey from the Monthly Chronicle tracing October events across history. It lists notable dates and personages from Rome to England, including Julius Caesar, Hastings, Columbus, Marie Antoinette, Napoleon, and Raleigh, with varied dates and curious anecdotes.
New Hackney-CarriaGE Office Nuisance Sparks Local Outcry
A Adelphi correspondent describes a public nuisance caused by the licensing office on Adam Street. Cabbies, hackney drivers, watermen, and their supporters provoke obstructions, loud language, and indecency, prompting calls to relocate the office to Scotland Yard’s Palace Court and sparking local and police concern.
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Hackney-Carriage Office
Adelphi
Adam-street
Cormor
D. W. Harvey
John Russell
Palace Court
Scotland Yard
Rotherham
George Wilson
Earl Fitzwilliam
H. Walker
George Chandler
Wilson
Sheffield
Stephenson
Earl Fitne William
G. Chandler
Railways
Dencaster
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