Foreign 1 y Intelligence and the French attitude
A dense survey of European reactions to events in France and Spain, outlining French and British viewpoints, with notes on ministerial changes in Paris, naval dispositions at Toulon and Mahon, and the broader angle of Anglo French tensions amid rising unrest in Spain and Portugal. It recounts measures against municipal councils, troop drafts, and the stir of events across Europe, including Turkish and Chinese affairs, with a long look at Keshen and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paton Lear
England
Victorieuse
Mahon
Toulon
Casy
Brest
America
M‘leod
M. Humann
National Villeneuvelle
M. Lenormand
Toulouse
Paris
Aeing
Capont
Seneschal
le Constitutionnel
Courrier Francais
Seine
Moniteur Algérien
Oyan
Osman Bey
Mostaganem
Setiff
Kabyles
Portugal
Spain
Lord Howard de Walden
General Macdonnell
Don Miguel
Bowles
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Alexander Woodford
Madeira
Lisbon
Terceira
Palmella
Villa Real
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
China
Canton
Lin
Keshen
Pekin
Pate
Ashi
Chusan
Stead
R.N
Elliot
Hong Kong
India
Macao
Yang-Fang
Yuo-Shan
Lung-Wang
Consecration of the City of Loxpox and Tower Hamlets Cemetery
Report of the consecration ceremony by the Bishop of London near Mile End Gate with attendance by the lord mayor and sheriffs. The bishop praised public cemeteries for health and decency, though noting clergy burial-fee losses unless compensation is provided. Also notes a forthcoming bill to limit interments in London and clerical remuneration measures.
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Loxpox
Tower Hamnets
London
Green
Southwark Floricultural and Horticultural Society
Jamaica Tavern
Bermondsey
Alderman Humphery
Wood
Mercer
Blue Anchor Road
Mead
Prockter
Longwall
Booth
Randall
Baker
Horticulturan Society
Colonel Sykes
Buck
Blackheath
Davis
Luton
Rivers
Sawbridgeworth
Pullen
Balls Pond-Road
Russellianus
Cuthill
Camberwell
Russell
Camden-town
Gaines
Ansell
C. Knight
Kentish-town
Society
Rollinson
Tooting
Roberts
Skipton
Lawrence
Veitch
Exeter
Bateman
Congleton
Stewart
Hamburg
Brookes
W. A. Wilkinson
Brighton
Greenwich
Croydon
Newcross
Brighton Railway
Manbert
Ricardo
Knight
Henry Tufnell
M.P
Williams
Coppock
Leonard
A’becket
Pouncy
Brownly
Hammond
Potter
Barnard
Phelps
Tufnell
Middlesex Reform Registration Club
County of
Middlesex
Quesbellian
Byng
Hull
Uxbridge
A’ Becket
Suir
Brackwall
Messrs
Green, Wigrams, and Greens
Blackwall
General Steam Navigation Company
Eleanor Lowther
Sidney Smith
Esq
Philosophical Institution
Beaumont-square
Mile
Ghilzies repulsed at Khelat-i-Ghilzie defense by Sepoys
Report from India details Captain Macan and Captain Griffin leading two infantry corps and Christie’s horse in a tense clash against 3,000 to 4,000 Ghilzies at Khelat-i-Ghilzie. Colonel Wymer with 400 troops arrives and helps repulse repeated assaults as heavy casualties mount among the enemy and the Sepoys hold firm.
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Christie
Leeson
Khelat-i-Ghilzie
Macan
Wymer
Wymers
Sickness among Scinde troops strikes Kotra and Quetta
From Scinde dispatches after the last overland mail, distressing sickness afflicts troops at Kotra Shoran Quetta Dadur and Moostung. At Kotta two thirds of the force are in hospital with 30 to 40 falling sick per day. Officers Major Liddell Captain Rebenack Dr Carlos and Lieutenants Reveley and Hunt are reported as victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scinpe
Scinde
Kotra
Shoran
Quetta
Dadur
Moostung
Kotta
Liddell
1St Regiment of Light Cavalry
Rebenack
25Th Native Infantry
Carlos
Madras
2D Grenadier Regiment
Reveley
Ensign Hunt
2D Grenadiers
Extraordinary death of a wife on Bosnnpd mishap
An inquest at Lord Exmouth reveals a seaman named Stone killed his wife during a drunken quarrel aboard the Poictiers frigate. She died on the lower deck from injuries after a confrontation in their cabin. The jury returned an accident verdict. The husband faced coroner’s reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Stone
Lord Exmouth
Hinde
Lieut. Goddard
Asia
John Whately
Wood
Leeds
Old George Inn Briggate
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Manchester
Messrs. Molyneux, Witherby, and Company
Messrs
J. Maury
Liverpool Times
Tuhee
Hon
Liberrt
G. B. Molyneux
Hulme Barracks
St. George’s Church
Chester-street
Hulme
8Th Hussars
Royal Artillery
Saul
Douglas
78Th Regiment
Charles Molyneux
Earl of Sefton
P. Grenfell
C. Townley
Wemys
Ramsgate
Broadstairs
Stockport
Southampton
Destruction in Hour of Storm Devastates District
A single hour of artillery and storm left every street in ruins with ships wrecked and houses unroofed. The Arcade yacht had two sailors swamped but rescued, a brig sank, and four fishermen drowned off Calshot. Harvest largely intact. district-wide devastation noted by Hants Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Wharf
Calshot
Hants
Departure of Earl Fortescue and Irish political scene
Reports from Ireland on Earl Fortescue's departure timing and the Dublin political scene. Details note his Thursday evening sail to England amid cabinet reshuffles and ministerial claims, with O'Connell critiquing Peel and fund-raising from Cork, plus discussions on taxation and Chartists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fortescue
England
Lord Fortescue
Earl de Grey
Ireland
Repeal Association
Corn Exchange
Kelch
O'Connell
Robert Peel
Mr. O’connell
Mr. O'Connell
Ray
Reynolds
Mr. O'C
Zimes
The
Star
Tamworth
John O'Connell
Pennefather
Blackburn
Jackson
Doherty
Wales
Dublin
Evening Mail
Lord Eliot
Dinyer
Lonp Morpetra
Lord Cloncurry
Yorkshire
Lord Bforpeth
America
France
Cloncwmry
Worthing
Marquess of Clanricarde
Lord Morpeth
Tracy
Dominick Corr
French Park
County Roscommon
Corr
French Park Bench
Mullany
Carr
Distress in Renfrewshire Meeting for Paisley Relief
A Renfrew county gathering at Paisley hall, called by Sir Wm. Napier, discussed relief for unemployed workers in Paisley and county. They reported 2,592 dependents on relief and set a collective fund for the town and abbey parish, with a committee to distribute aid, noting spurring work from Mr. Spiers of Burnbrae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenman Tavern
Berwick-street
Oxford-street
Strachan
National Society
Charles Lewis
Tucker
Truebridge
Jones
Samuel Meredith
West London Railway
Abchurch Lane
William Morgan
Peel
Great Western
London and Birmingham Railway
J. S. Lillie
Parstey
County of
Renfrew
Wm. M. Napier
Paisley
Wm. Barr
Baillie Murray
Relief Committee
Abbey
Spiers
Burnbrae
John Maxwell
Pollok
Harvey
Castlesemple
Robert Wylie
William Lowndes
Burgh
W. M. Napier
Fulton
Hartfield
Thomas D. Speirs
Killallan
Garthland-place
Arthurlie
William Barr
Drums
Robert Spiers
Bener Rock
Mr. Kinghorn
Frith
Edinburgh Courant
Ritchie
Saltmarket
Glasgow
Royal Infirmary
West
Marshall Meadows
Berwick
Thomas Dougal
John Dougal
George Dougal
John Grieve
Thomas BowHill
Eyemouth
E. West
Free Trade Meeting in Manchester Trumpets American Aid
A packed Manchester assembly discussed free trade with the United States. James Curtis urged widespread American willingness to export wheat and other goods in exchange for British manufactured products, arguing the corn laws hindered both nations. Richard Cobden and Alderman Brooks backed Curtis as a crowd lauded free exchange and condemned protective duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Manchester
James Curtie
Willingseq
Ohio
England
America
Psa M.P
Richard Cobden
Mr. Cobden
John Brooks
Esq
W. Raws
Mr. Curtis
Raw
Cobden
Vnl
North America
Lin
Curtis
Hiner
India
Russia
Atlantic
Itish
Ielands
British Islands
Seiegheny
Sica
Missippi
Pacife
Michigan
Illinois
Ireland
Scotland
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Appa
Free States
Alderman Brooks
Aye
J. Curtis
Mr. Huskisson
Cense
Ancl
W. Shuttleworth
Tbs
Prentité
Hr Commons
Commodore Napkh
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Guard Royal
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Bayonne
Granada
San Miguel
Mercia
Germany
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St.Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Hanover
Prussia
Berlin
Silesia
M. Thiers
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Bavaria
Vienna
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Jarramus
Sitto
Gothland
Baltic
Leuroff
M. Guizot
Hamavans
Board of Trade
Morocco
Tan- Biers
Turkey
Great Liverpool
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Alexandria
Malta
Constantixerre
Ibrahim
Syria
Patriarch of Jerusalem
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Peiki Schevket
Candia
Capitan Pacha
Mehemet Aga
Journal de Smyrne
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Lyall
Courrier
Beyrout
St. Jean d’Acre
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Mehem
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Tyne
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