India and China news from Bombay to Marseilles
Express from Paris carries letters from China and India dated Calcutta August 10 Scinde August 19 and Bombay August 26 with China date June 26. Mails traveled via Bombay Suez Alexandrea Malta and Marseilles. Reports from Bombay describe calm in Scinde with an army of observation planned near Gualiur and Agra, while Dost Mohammed and Akbar Khan face resistance. News notes Kabul victories and Afghan affairs, with Sir Charles Napier and Lord Ellenborough active in governance. In China Keying arrives Canton June 4 and Hong Kong prepares for his reception. Hong Kong imposes curfews and lantern rules to curb robberies. Hong Kong sickness rises. financial dividends announced for Mevo and Mowqua debts.
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Paris
China
India
Calcutta
Scinde
Bombay
Suez
Alexandria
Geyser
Malta
Lycurgue
Maijesty
Alecto
Marseilles
Boulogne
Hindostan
Gualiur
Hugh Gough
W. Nott
Lord Ellenborough
Agra
Allahabad
Gualior
London
England
Sir Charles Napier
Shere Mahommed
Beloochee
Indus
Ali Mahemmed
Mourad Ali
Cabul
Ghuznee
Candahar
Khelat
Bengal
Sukkur
Hyderabad
Tatta
Kurrachee
Scindian
Simpson
Charles Napier
Dost Mohommed
Affghanistan
Akhbar Khan
Jellalabad
Ameen Oolah Ahban
Cabui
Mohammed Zeman Khan
Catint
Bokhara
Dost Mahomed
Suftur Jung
Calcutta Star
Bundeskund
Gushor
Punjab
Chandeo Loll
Hon. Company
Madras
Barrackpore
Keying
Canton
Hong Kong
Singapore
W. Parker
Bath
H. Pottinger
Henry
Government-House
Kwang
Hong Kong House
Rom
Chusan
Fan’ue
Mejor Balfour
Hongs
Hingtse
Kingqua
Mowqua
National Anti Corn Law League at Covent Garden gathering
The monthly aggregate meeting of the National Anti Corn Law League was held at Covent Garden Theatre. The vast audience flooded the house as leaders like Mr Villiers and Dr Bowring spoke on free trade, with critiques of government tactics and calls to uphold free discussion, ending with cheers as Mr Pattison’s return and related political stances were noted.
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National Anti Cornlaw League
Covent Garden Theatre
London
League
Pattison
Friends of Free Trade
George Wilson
Manchester
Anti Corn Law League
Villiers
Bowring
Morning Post
Anti-Cornlaw League
Wallack
Heppell
Travers
Moore
Mr. Baring
Sir R. Peel
Lord Lincoln
Hisses
Messrs
Pringle and Gaskell
Treasury
Baring
Kendal
Warburton
Bouverie
Salisbury
Causes of Defeat in the Baring Election
A Standard correspondent, on Mr. Baring's committee, recalls fears of a contested race after Sir M. Wood's death. He cites waning Tory support since 1841, dissensions within the Conservative ranks, absentee leaders, and secession among merchants, craftsmen, and tractarians. | Note: This line intentionally kept to one sentence per the rule. however, to comply with the two-line format, the second line summarizes the narrative.
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The
Standard
Mr. Attwood
Lyall
Ruxll
Herce
Baring
Pattison
Canada
Portugal
Gladstone
Board of Trade
Mr. Labouchere
Tractarians
Sir Robert Peel
Roundell Palmer
Metropolis
Robert Peel
John Russell
London
Sir James Shaw Bart dies at almost eighty in London
The life of Sir James Shaw Bart late Chamberlain of London is sketched. Born in Ayrshire he rose from a counting house to partner, alderman and sheriff before becoming lord mayor in 1805. He faced financial losses from exchequer bills but refused discounts, resigned as chamberlain in May, and died peacefully after a long career of public service and charity.
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Riccarton
Ayr
James
Portsoken
Shaw
George III
Mansion House
Lord Nelson
Prince of Wales
Temple Bar
Royal House
James Shaw
London
Herald’s College
Sir James
Richard Clarke
India
Corporation School
The Count oF ALDERMAN.
The court of aldermen faces public scrutiny over its rotation toward a lord mayor. Sir Peter Laurie condemns its degraded image while Alderman Gibbs deflects accounts from public view, urging caution and formalities. Austrian troops reportedly enter Bologna with 4000 under Count Redetzky.
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Aldermen
London
Peter Laurie
Peter
Lcar
Wilson
Alderman Wilson
Alderman Gibbs
St. Stephen
Walbrook
Charing Cross
Croly
Globe
Bologna
Count Redetzky
Literary Chronicle review of Mag a zine and more
The piece surveys a new literary magazine styled as a portable chronicle with lavish binding and woodcuts. It praises Paget and Co editions, critiques some death head designs, and comments on authors and works including Treland before and after the Union, a William Wilberforce discourse, and Voutarre's Philosophical Dictionary.
Winter fashions reveal rich variety in cloaks and bonnets
The Ladies Gazette of Fashion notes a season of unusual beauty with many elegant cloaks mantelets and pelisses and about thirty new walking dress patterns. Carriage chapeaux combine black velvet and satin with plumes and velours. furs and intricate trimmings rise in favor as velvet satin and cashmere garments dominate fall and winter wardrobes.
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Berger
Écharpe Yacht Victoria
Cachemire
London
Paris
Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Nelson Pillar
Wyatt
George III
Pall Mall
Trafalgar Square
George Iit
Chantrey
St. Martin’s Church
George FV
Fiimstead
Larrister
Heris
Opening of the Conciliation Hall sparks renewed repeal zeal
In Dosy the Conciliation Hall opening stirs Ireland as government coercion reportedly fuels repeal agitation. O Connell leads a packed assembly praising peaceful, legal means, welcomes W S O'Brien to the repeal ranks, and urges widespread petitions to the Queen ahead of Parliament.
Charge of perjury against government informer Hughes
Dublin reports a magistrates court hearing on informations against Frederick Bond Hughes for alleged wilful and corrupt perjury. Attorneys M Donough Barrett and others debated whether to receive informations as witnesses and affidavits detail Barrett’s whereabouts October 9 at theatre and rotunda events.
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College Street
M.monough
Q.C
Cantwell
Pierce Mahony
Frederick Bond Hughes
Messrs
Ray
John Reynolds
Steele
Barrett
Hughes
Hitchcock
Charles M.dermott
Mr. Barrett
Drimna Cottage
J. P. Tyrrell
Rotunda
John O’connell
Loyal National Repeal Association
Theatre Royal
Abbey-street
Dublin
Justice Burton
Richard Barrett
Pilot
Tam
Bond Hughes
Commission Grand Jury
Court of Queen’s Bench
Magistrates of College Street Police Office
The Simultaneous Fires in Clare and Surrounding Counties
The Clare Journal reports widespread fires lit on Thursday night across Clare Tipperary Cork and Limerick with lights seen on hills. Blazing straw bundles were paraded through streets followed by crowds of laughing women and screaming children causing danger to straw covered houses and prompting critique of police inaction.
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Clare
Tipperary
Cork
Limerick
Clare Journal
Second Meeting at Conciliation Hall Disrupted by Rev Gregg
A heated scene at the association meeting features Rev T D Gregg trying to address the body amid protests. O Connell declares any affront to Gregg will adjourn the meeting while Gregg pleads for three minutes to explain a supposed wrong by the Loyal Repeal Association.
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Mr. Gregg
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. O’connell
O’connell
Freeman's Journal
W.S. O’brien
Ireland
W. Smith O'Brien
Conciliation Hall
T. D. Greec
Mr. O. Conwell
Gregg
Mr. Grey
Mr. Grege
Chelsea pensioners enrollment sparks Irish troop movements
Dini Oct. 23 report says 12 staff officers arrived to hasten enrollment of Dublin out pensioners, with Kilmainham tallying about 2000 men. Woolwich artillery arrived by Birmingham, forcing a rifles company to vacate Portobello. Dragoons expected from Liverpool. possible move to Newbridge. Authorities show renewed energy amid unclear emergency.
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Dini
Chelsea
England
Kilmainham
Dublin
Ireland
Woolwich
City of Dublin
Birmingham
Portobel'o Barracks
60Th Rifles
Portobello
Royal Dragoons
Liverpool
Newbridge
4Th Dragoons
Larford
Troops Arrive From Woolwich En Route to Ireland
About 200 royal artillery troops arrived in this town on Saturday and embarked in the afternoon for Dublin. The 1st regiment of royal dragoons is expected today or tomorrow, and the Sent. Grays will be here on Wednesday bound for Ireland.
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Ingtand
Royal Artilly
Woolwich
Dublin
1St Regiment of Royal Dregoons
Grays
Ireland
Liverpool
Wllbion
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City of London
Literary Chronicle
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William Wilberforce
W. Strange
Atlantic
Treland
Union Wits Great Britains
R. Montgomery Martin
W. S. Orr and Co
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Dugdale
Holywell-street
Voltaire
Repeal Association
Clontarf
Smith O’brien
Freeman’s
Brian Beroimhe
Peter Martin
Corn Exchange
White’s Lane
Haverty
Catholic Association
Hogan
Killaloe
O'Connell
John Augustus O’neill
Bunowen Castle
Charles James Fox
Duke of Kent
Mr. O'Neill
Liberty of
W.S. O'Brien
W. S. O’brien
Mr. Steele
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