The Caroline attack witnesses recall Leod and crews
The testimony details the destruction of the Caroline on the Niagara frontier. Witnesses describe Leod and associates aboard landing, the raid at Chippewa, and clashes aboard the river boats. Cross examinations reference the timing, location, and actions surrounding the burning and assault, with multiple witnesses identifying Leod and recounting gunfire and confessions of killings.
Tuas M'Leop Dispute and Four Shipwrecks Reported
Neutrality law as defined by Vattel and a Navy age note lead into Lloyd's report of four vessel losses near Gunfleet Sands. The Smith foundered with coal cargo, Albion rescued six crew after 14 hours at sea, another brig lost nearby, and a further channel disaster left two bodies found near Newton. News also covers Aboriginal civilisation plans in New South Wales, plus fishery outcomes from Tyne reports and Mediterranean naval moves.
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Foreign Intelligence on French Spain Crisis and Trials
The Paris organs publish Olozaga and Christina secretary correspondence about Christina’s role in the late insurrection. Paris journals debate Espartero’s actions, disarmament updates, prison interrogations, and the National’s acquittal of editor Delaroche. Madrid reports siege advances and Espartero’s contested execution order amid regent tensions.
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O'Donnell Leads 2500 Men Toward French Frontier
Bayonne dispatch dated Oct 22 reports O'Donnell with about 2,500 troops reaching Ardax near the frontier seeking cross into France. Generals Ortigoza Jaureguy and Count de Monterren accompany him. the insurrection appears near its end per Paris kettled notes.
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Madrid unrest and Portuguese debates dominate European notes
Portu gal report from Lauzon details extraordinary Madrid disturbances and Christina loyalist revolts in the north, while Cadiz and Gibraltar fields show quiet. Lisbon ports warn of alarms. the pope presses convent closures. Europe reacts to Prussian and Hessian codes, and Persia and Greece dispatch political chatter amid ties to Egypt and Syria.
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Infant Onpoan Asylum and other London parish notes
The Metropolis reports a half yearly meeting of the Infant Onpoan Asylum subscribers at the London tavern Bishopsgate electing twenty five children for admission. detailed notes on SaxaTorium, the St Marys church stone ceremony in Southwark, the Zoological Society gathering, a public testimonial meeting for Alderman Harmer, and a Masons strike update with Woolwich aid.
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East Surrey
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
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Green
Society of Carpenters
Masons
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Grosvenor Square
Prizes Awarded At Birmingham Medical School Ceremony
The annual prize distribution at the Birmingham School of Medicine, chaired by Dr Edward John Stone, included the Warneford prize won by Mr Clay for a paper on the heart. The Lord Bishop of Worcester presented the prize and spoke on anatomy, while other students received awards amid speeches.
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Municipal Elections in Ireland Favor Liberal Majority
Dupin reports the Oct 26 municipal election results showing liberals winning a large council majority. Tories total 11 seats, with Merrion ward noted as a liberal-leaning gain hampered by alleged liberal rascality and some cowardice. Ward results list four courts tally: OConnell 189, Andrewe 149, Sheridan 126, Lynch 121.
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Reformers gain or lose ground in Renfrewshire roll call
The Renfrewshire Reformers report shifts in the county election roll with 351 new names added and 788 existing voters struck, while 436 Tory entries and 876 removals alter the balance. The group, led by figures including Mr Stewart and Lord Lieutenants, asserts a clear majority for reform amid expected shifts before county representations. A separate event describes a fire in Glasgow area causing property damage and a further double murder inquiry in Renfrew, with investigations ongoing and local officials collecting statements.
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George Siton
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Seth
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