Foreign Intelligence and Prorogation Reports
Frenzied debate in the Chamber of Peers and Deputies ends with a prorogation to January. Paris reports tension as military and political figures assemble for the Regency Bill while labor unrest and coastal disturbances unfold in Spain and Africa.
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Pears
Bex
Arent
Villemain
Gabriac
Prince de la Moskwa
Danis
Chamber of Peers
Marshal Soult
Chamber of Deputies
Nt Ror
M. Pascalis
Commission of Electoral Facuity
M. Lherbette
Interior
Card, Budleum, and Co
Procureur de Roi
Presse
Atlantic Steamer Columbia Arrives After Nine Day Run From Halifax
The fine steamer Columbia Captain Judkin arrived after a twelve o'clock voyage from Halifax, completing the trip in nine days and sixteen hours from port to port. Regular speed and reliability are noted, with other vessels like Brntannuia also reporting swift passages.
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Tun Corenmia
Laren Rao AvEnican
Columbia
Judkin
Halifax
United States Senate
Trea
Great Britain
Lord Ashburton
New York
Third-street
Philadelphia
Binnheam
Schuylkill
House of Representatives
Webster
Canada
U. S
West India
St. 'Uhemes
Great Perl
Wes
Troop Review Ends in Tragic Swiss Camp Combat
Report from Tavune Camp in Derne details a mock river crossing and a brutal melee where Swiss troops clashed amid a 4900 strong force. Sixty wounded and eight killed by sword marks a deadly outcome as the camp intends to break up after a month.
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Thorne
Derne
Billiot Constant
Grand Army
Federal Diet
Berne
Duke de Rugase
Stockhom
Aar
Chasseral
Ilie Niesen
Grosse Naar
Metropolis meetings and storms lash the metropolis
Sunday placards promised a workingmen meeting on Lordon Road with Franklin as chairman as about a hundred attended before the session began. A violent storm followed across Kentish Town and West End flooding basements and nurseries, with extensive damage reported.
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Lordon Road
Franklin
Metropolis
Batle Bridge
Kentishtown
Highpate
St Dedin's Wood
Srarts
Perl
Fraies
Av Bersirt
Vaushiall
Messrs. Burnett
West of England
Burnietys
Cox Laws
Amts
Corn Law Association
Reams
West Strand
Association
Robert Peel
Mgr
Sidney Smith
Mark Lane
Aylesgery Barmway
Ruston
Euston Station
Thomas ‘Tindal
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Aylesbury
Imise
Rogan Botaxte Society
Loypos
Tere
Cne Gardens
Duke of Norfolk
Te Conneil
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Sutherland
Marquis of Exeter
Marquis of Northampton
Earl of
Earl of Albemarne, the Bishop of Durhem, Lieut-General Sir Edward Kerrison
Gr. Staunton
Geldsmid
Edward Rushtrooke
TP. Trope
Beyond Cupbeil
Josh. Anderson
Vjamin Attwood
George Bishop
J. Camac
Hyde Clarks
Kay
Barre
Charles Ewe
J. P. Pearen
A. Francis
James Hivlard
David Jardine
Edward Marjoribanls
Wls. Jones
Jormial Olive
Maward Prior
Wm. Roxburgh
Thomas Willey
Mieensasens
Tive
Queen Street
Avery
Uzen
Harrison
Luverstock
Housley
Stan
Hutton
Trail
Salisbury
Chambers
Yur Brackwant Railway Company
Taudou Tavern
Bishopsexic-street
W. Routh
Brunswic
Nho
Blackwill
Gravesend
WAL
Air
Jersens
Anch
Blackwall
Ketterdam
Antwerp
Ramsgate
Margate
Landeau
Permnaurui
Mangles
Rennie
Cuttai
Alnwick Moor cavern discovery reports and local incidents
Readable notices describe a limestone cavern found in Alnwick Moor with arches and stalactites, some images taken as relics by visitors, plus various local reports from Bath Brighton Chatham Egremont Maidstone Margate Portsmouth Shrapness Point and other towns detailing accidents in rivers and cemeteries, shipping arrivals, and public notices.
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Alnwick
Alnwick Moor
Amull
Duke of Northumberland
Hule Weet Park
Hobburlaw
J Yne Mercury
Bath
Brighton
Saunders Court
Black Lion Street
William Parker
Chatham
Ato
End
Jofin Line
Madras
634
Caldwell
57Th Regiment
Lowrie
Ford
Ban
van Dieman's Land
Egremont
Wscare
Drownixa
Duthie
Liverpool Courier
Maidstone
Edlis
Farleigh
Chart
Uighwall
Babe
Margate
Farnacapisany
Drnisiox
Sronday
G. T. Thompson
Dover
Robert Pringle
Rooi
Price
Furzvon
Mai Gate
Ivery
Roberts
Aoman
Crow
Lieberts
Portsmouth
Royal Geonus
Royal George
Sir Hyde Parker
Payerne
Irish electoral drama and coastal tragedy reported
The Leamings Mail reports potential second candidate in the constituency with Sir Smith and Mr Hamilton discussed while Lord Eliot seeks reconciliation. Also covered are Drogheda Drogheda fairs and a Lough Swilly drowning incident with twelve bodies recovered and survivor accounts of the capsized boat incident.
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Desry
Universiy Epicerivs
Leening
G. A. Tails
Damina Posidea Te
Ddr
Familton
Lord Eliot
Collese
Lord Ediet
Hamilton
Weir
Sindh
Jackson
Coumat Leas
Scum Huas
Durkere
Pursdes
Corel
Birmingham
Joseph Sturge
England
Will Drew
Trish
Aglamb J
Ireland
Friends of Freedom
Denutx
Drogivda
Paglia
Drogheda
Drowheda Argus
Lough Swilly
Sweeny
Inch
Burcrans
Linsfort
Unclear excerpt from Derry Sentinel reports peril at sea
A fragmented passage describes brothers and others attempting to stay afloat as have a deadly struggle. A drag line entangles clothing and five bodies are recovered in the same position, with waves tossing and the embrace shown as they vanish.
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Derry Sentinel
Queen's Scottish Visit Plans From Dalkeith to Perthshire
The article outlines the expected itinerary of the Queen in Scotland, detailing travel from Dalkeith palace on Monday to Perthshire via routes past Daringt and St Madatenwrdste, with gates at the Strathearn road. It mentions scenes in Edinburgh, Taymouth castle entertainment, arch structures, welcome processions, and potential visits to Taymouth, Dunkeld, and other estates with royal progress through the highlands and attendant celebrations.
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Westminster Abbey
Westminster
Wystander
Alt
London
Woolwich
Scotland
Loudun-docks
Lloyd and
Freemantle
Leicester
Sidney's Alley
Leicester-square
Carter
Chandoe Street
Kingestreet
Crown Street
West of England
Galascot
San
York
Baytind Insurance
Coy
Tuesen Bove Licht
St. Martin's
Trafalfar-squiare
Royal Regiment of Artillery
H. DD. Ross
Craig’s Court
Board of Ordnance
Royal Ordnance Corps
Weedwoeh
Tex
Hayve
Ae. Cox
HD. Ross
Wooly Ober
Ordnance
Ordnance Commissioners
Royal Artillery
Royal Engineers
Royal Sappers and Miners
Ordnance-office
Great Britain
Ireland
Office of Stamps and Taxes
Somerset
Ordnance Office
Ordnance Military Corps, Medical and Field Train Department
Croner
Middlesex
Sndujury
Hampstead
Willian
Vthinn
Fligh-street
Phemas Newton Lengran
Good
Paternoster-row
Greeihill House
Joseph Mawson
Matson
St. Pancras
Willers Place
St. Pancras Road
Kings-«roes
Alr. Longmith
Pwiness
Hanmystead
Tie Road
Charlotte Stones
Flashwalk
Hamstead
Mr. Longman
B. Brodie
Liston
Te Lurse
Deased
Weshery
Rotherhithe
J.S. T
Pertin
Dalkeith Palace
Shaifech
Perthshire
Fu Kinnonll
Strath
Dicken
Stralivarn
Lord Kinnoull
Perth
Strathearn
Vatkenzie
Wsotte & Pri
Alituria
Berm
Mansfield
Bert Nay
Scone
Taymouth
Breadalbane
Dunkeld
Great North Road
Isla Read
Atholl Street
Wallace
Srajesty
Tayuimuth
Guy
Clina
Prince Albert
Tit Amouth
Black
Osters
Marty Goite
Honefr
Duke of Sutherland
Dunrobin Castle
Lord Kimaird
Rossie Priory
Lord Kinnaird
Lord Winnaird
Perth Luther
Siomiay
Whithail
Glasgow
J. R. Guanan
Grenadiers return to Manchester as calm returns
A third battalion of Grenadier Guards based in Manchester is expected back in town within a fortnight after restoration of tranquillity. An additional note reports a new station at Sparead Bermondsey near mid…
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Natal
Cape Town
Chambers
2Th Regiment
Russell
Royal Artillery
Laffan
Royal Engineers
Jenkins
Macdonald
Nevison
Potts
25Th Regiment
Grenadier Company
Cape Frontier Times
Graham's Town
Smith
Southampton
Gcorps
Grenadier Guards
Manchester
Tur
Greenwich
Tue Tuames Tessxel
Gievsuwieh
Sher
Witnss
Tun Bann
Covustry’s
Higgs
St. George's Hospital
Hyde Park Corner
Henry Batchelor
Jeane Somerville
Duke of Coventry
Deevased
Avab
St.George’ Ter
James Grant
No. 7
Carpenfields Billowell
Bricleyer
George Pullett
Pferg
Breck Kity
Camd-n-town
Imi Batts -Lages
St. Putieras
Rhodeo
Maiden-lane
Jates Posey
Clarke
Ar. Rhodes
Law
St. Pancras
David Carter
George Kipling
Howard
Lester
Fe Tu
William Larke
Ashby-street
Rengecross
Carroll
Brike
Giomt
Kiph G Lester
University College Hospital
Liston
Loy Lester
Hurke
Kipling
Burke
Wakley
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