European Dispatches Report Royal Movements and War Preparations
Cable items describe the king and royal family leaving the Chateau of Eu for Neuilly and then the palace, while European powers discuss court martials, naval expeditions to reinforce the Mexican blockading squadron, Swiss preparations for war, and dueling penalties. The Thames and Lisbon reports add constitutional shifts and public orders affecting governance and military conduct.
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Chateau
Neuilly
Iles
Gard
Aisne
Meuse
Moselle
Paris
de Brossard
Geeral Bugeaud
Orher
Toulon
B Sista
Ndt Vulcan
Morier
Duke de Mon
Pftebello
Executive Council
Berne
Count Mole
Baden
Portugal
Lisbon
M. A.de Carvalho
Bispo
D. Francisco
Senhors de Rebeiro
Duarte
Confianca
Baron Eschwage
Germany
Augsburgh
Bavaria
Russia
Wurtemburg
Nicholas
Prince Royal
Prussia
Prince Charles
Hanover
Mecklenburg Strelitz
New Strelitz
Bellini
Ghent
Louvain
Switzerland
France
Constance
Grand Duchy of
Louis
Louis Bonaparte
Vienna
Carlsruhe
Berlin
Munich
Wirtemberg
Lucern
Milan
Corso
la Scala
Ferdinand
Grand Criminal Court
Local notices and maritime mishaps reported across towns
The column details moral and religious efforts in Ampthill with clergymen, the loss of the Trafalgar schooner crew near Carnarvon, and various town updates. It covers a shipwreck rescue, Crediton street widening, a monument to Peter Pindar in Dodbrook, a Hannah Haworth accident, a theft case in Exeter, road drains at Wastings, Poor Law changes in Huddersfield, Ilminster Broadway fair, Lewes antiquities, Nottingham machinery exports to France, and London and Brighton railroad progress.
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Amythill
London Religious Tract Society
Trae Hill
Ampthill
Surry
Carnarvon
Trafalgar
Dublin
Free
Crediton
Dodbrook
Peter Pindar
Wolcott
London
Donecaster
Hannah Haworth
Wheen
Exeter
6Th Dragoon Guards
Carabineers
Chulmleigh
Royal Regulator
George-street
George Street
High-street
Swan Hotel
Huddersfield
Huddersfield Board of Guardians
Somerset-house
Ilford
Dewes
Lewes
St. Martin’s-lane
Horsefield
Nottinghama
Nottingham
Calais
Lisle
St. Quentin
France
Robert King
Kitchen
Pearson
Kent
Essex
England
Smiths
Saxony
Port
Board of Trade
Ghowrehamn
London and Brighton
Hove Road
Goldstone Bottom
Standford’s
Lashmar’s Mill
New England Farm
Meeting of H G Wardwith constituents at Sheffield Town Hall
A large Sheffield audience heard H G Ward M P explain his parliamentary conduct and reform views. Ward defended annual accounts to constituents, critiqued Lord John Russell and the Reform Bill, and urged progress on franchise and Irish questions while pledging principled leadership.
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Sheffield
Ward
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
Lord John Russell
John Russell
Old Sarum
Manchester
Gatton
Birmingham
Saltash
England
Duke
Lord Grey
Lord Stanley
Richmond
James Graham
Francis Burdett
Wakley
Knight
Liberal Party
Grinders
Committee of Supply
Canada
Lord Howick
Villiers
Wolverhampton
House of Lords
Prussia
Poland
Germany
Prussian League
Lord Lyndhurst
Ireland
Great Britain
Lord Durham
Bermuda
United States
Robert Peel
Spring Rice
Thomas Acland
Hume
O’connell
Mr. Ward
Beate
Working Men’s Association
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