Railway scrip legality and mania drive rail plan debates
Legal opinions from the Inner Temple stress that sale of letters of allotment or scrip by railway companies may be illegal before incorporation. The piece notes provisional directors must lodge contracts to obtain complete registration. It also reports massive capital planned for railways, with thousands of miles, billions in outlay, and future land development use.
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Itele Ture
Akbuld
Wwe
FrepEsick Thesiges
Ricwany Ocre
Inner Temple
United Kingdom
London
York
Birmingham
Westminster Review
Baroway GaRpers
Derbyshire
France and Spain loom in Paris press as Algeria policy shifts
The Paris press rails at Marshal Bugeaud and the Algeria governance while noting the Duchess of Montpensier's marriage to the Infanta of Spain as a lever for French influence. Reports place Bougæud at Soultberg and hint at ongoing maneuvers over colonization, taxes, and the Cortes timetable amid Madrid unrest.
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France
Paris
Courrier Français
Marshal Bugeau
Algeria
Courrier Descarts
M. Litchlin
Chamber of Commerce
Algiers
Paris Journal
Aforina Chronicle
Chateau d'Eu
Duke of Montpensier
Infanta of
Spain
Duke of Montpeosier
Infanta
England
Marshal Bogeaud
Soultberg
Marshal Soult
Toulouse
Ynershe
Aleeia
London
Theatre of European tensions and dispatches from 1842
The Carlllerehe Gazette notes reports of two shots at the King of Würtemberg unconfirmed, while German papers say Ronge was detained briefly in Breslen then released. In Constantinople the Duke of Montpensier’s visit disappoints political aims, and France’s policy draws critique. Russia reports a five day battle near Dargo, Schamil Bey’s Circassians losing the fortress but carrying off troops and artillery as Wo ronzoff retreats to Tiflis.
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Spain
Madrid
Paris
Junta of Commerce of
Frith
Juntas of Commerce
Valentia
Cadiz
Afon
Cortes
el Clamor
el Tiempo
el Heraldo
Balbos
Stuigar
Carllrehe
Wurtemburg
Ronge
Breslen
Briez
Che Dake
Constantinople
M.de Bourguenay
Naples
Belgium
France
England
Louis Philippe
Louis XIV
Graxp Battie
Malta
Odessa
Schamil Bey
Ged
Woronzoff
Dargo
Schamil
Russia
Tiflis
Shharail
Dagestan
Great Britain sails for war scare reports from New York
News from the Hibernia arrives with updates on Mexico and U S troop movements near Texas. Troop mobilization in New Orleans prompts governors to deploy volunteers while reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City discuss a potential loan and leadership prospects. Boundary surveys in the northeast finish early with forests and iron monuments described. Tahiti and Pacific trade and maritime incidents fill the rest with wrecks, captures, and rescues.
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United States
Livespoon
Hibernia
Great Britain
New York
Mexico
Wy Hance
New Orleans Picayune
New Orleans
Gaines
Mouton
Visiten
Lewis
Louisiana Militia
Gamnes
Taylor
Terae
Bustaventa
Texas
Washington
Vera Cruz
City of Mexico
England
Almont
North East Boundary Survey
Tahiti Shipping News from the Pacific Islands
Reports detail vessels at Tahiti and surrounding ports including the Valparaiso bound steamship and the London coal carrier Cimleb. The French steamer Phaeton strained by reef currents, the Governor Fitzroy lost off Raiatea, and the Harriet changed hands. The Rifleman sails for England with 1600 barrels sperm oil. Thomas Lord sails to Oahu in February.
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Tahiti
Raiatea
Upolu
Vaagae
Happaui Islands
Tongataboo
Averick
New Bedford
They
Ruiatea
N.W
Ann
Sydney
Union
Helme
Hemond
Salamander
Talbot
Sir Thomas Thompson
Valparaiso
Cebu
Miller
Lee
Oebu
Ang
Corinthian
Hobeine
John Williams
Salanda
New Hebrides
New Caledonia
Mr. Murray
Tatuillab
Patives
Roratenga
Petrel
Heppali
Williams
Upolo
Henry Clark
Dunnett
Henry
Chain Island
Navigators
Clark
Currency Lass
Columbus
Simmonds
Edward Griffiths
Griffiths
Hooton
Ohio
Wallie's Island
Rabey
Wallis's Island
Triton
Vauveu
New Zealand
Jane Elize
Bradley
Tongateboo
Witon
Tom
Princpay
Harriett
Tibbey
Upola
John Widiems
Manchester
Morgan
Tutullah
Chase
Phaeton
Papeeta
Lea Reef
London
Davis
Teal
England
Destructive Conflagration at Mortowhamstead Devonshire
A massive fire destroyed roughly fifty houses in Mortowhamstead, Devonshire, starting in a baker’s bakehouse near Cross-street. Despite early buckets and water, wind-fueled thatched roofs spread the blaze across Cross street and Fore street. Exeter engines arrived late, and laborers began to pull buildings down to halt the fire. Many properties, including Nix and Co. and the Golden Lion, were lost. most uninsured residents faced severe destitution.
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Exeter
Mortowhamstead
Devonshire
Dartmoor
Cross-street
Bell Inn
West of England Agency
Crousstreet
Forestreet
Messrs. Nix and Co
Greperes
Golden Lion Inn
Bellamy
Bidder
Sun Fire Office
Glocester
Cuenca
St. Many de Carri
St. Mary de Crypt
God's House
Andrew Sayers
Iepr
Hasitherto
Glocester Journal
Eivhrpoor
Mopar
Grand Junction Sualway Company
James Nixon
John Woodward
Auarter
Ascot
William Holland
Edgehill
Limestreat
William Jubilee Norton
Lime Arrest
Sapenil
Limestreet
Holland
Orange Revival Moves Ireland's Political Scene
London correspondence notes gravest cabinet questions after Lisburn meeting. Ireland reports severe potato crop damage across several counties due to cold wet summer. wheat yields also down. Elder son of the Booths identifies a murder suspect in Cavan jail but an alternative man is rejected. Derrynane Abbey hosts a large English Irish French and Italian gathering with political rebuke of Conciliation Hall. Rumors swirl of a royal southern visit and Kiband lodges in Belfast. Thomas Davis dies at 30, prompting a public funeral plan. Orange leadership consolidates Ulster structure with calls to dismiss Sir R Peel. violent murder in Clare provokes inquest and suspicions.
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Metrorotitas
Victoria Street
Clerkenwell
New Farringdon-Street
Seations-house
Victoria-street
Fleet Rier
Pater-street
Peter-street
Clerkenroll Green
St. Marylebone
Court House
Marylebone Jane
Churchwarden
Daniell
Victoria
Board of Directors and Guardians
North Western Metropolitan
St. Marslevone
Cunist Cuencn Hospitar
Royal Hospitals
Christa Church
Newgate Street
W. H. Guillemard
Pembroke College, Cambridge
Christ's Hospital
Royal Heapitals
Edward Tudor Scargill
Gowen Edward Evans
William F. Greenfield
G. Voigt
T. J. Potter
M. Laing
Chine
S. Polehampton
Pope
Windsor Forest
E. Hayrean
Regulus
E. A Newton
Tower
C. E. Searle
Christ‘s Hospital
J. D. Williams
Babylon
W. A. Russell
London Dock Company
London
John Cauley
Dock Company
Meserr. W. Cubitt and Co
Bank of Enoiaxy
John Benjamin Heath
W. R. Robinson
Court of Proprietors
Cotton
Hear
Williamson
Beer
Clarke
Fielden
Cook
Plymouth Sound
William Graham
Thomas Ward
Plymouth
Graham
Bhefpield
Masbro
Leeds
Holmes Station
Bia
Sheffield and
Rotherham
John Edwards
Hugh Tissington
John Acker
Shofield
Midland Company
Franrelly Viorest
Notun
Annis Wilcor
Badger
Hostand
Wood Jane
Farmer
Stennington
William Wilson
Hallcar Flace
Sheffield
Stannington
Peter Wright
Ior
Hoyland Wood-lane
Dennis Wilson
Wilsons
Mr. Wilson
Ataney
Stockport
Robert Wright
Sadler
Agid
Wright
Heaton Lane
William Wright
Tiviordale Chapel
Ash
Afr
Lanchester Guardian
Waltham
Olice
Donmow
Redin
Isaac Livermore
Old Park Farm
Great Waltham
Essex
Guy's Hospital
Livermore
Baerenton Hall
Oldpark
Lester Herahi
Jon Fom
Downahire
Lisburn
Evening Post
Roscres
Tipperary
Cork
Wexford
Galway
Clonmel
Tax Mcapes
Mn. Booth
Dannywant
Derrynane
Kerry
Labrador
Engrish Prince
Darrynane Abbey
Tralee
Drax
Cove
Ireland
Cork Examiner
Rivaspolism
Belfast
St. Patrick
Thomas Davis
Nation
Davis
Ihe
Report Association
Eaid
Macistricy
Messie
Watson
Archdall
Orange Institute
Onixce Institution
Sui
Ulster
Derry Sentinel
Grand Orange Lodge of
Monaghan
Enniskillen
Fermanagh
Grand Orange Lodge of Ulster
Grand Lodge of Ulster
Euniakillen
Antrim
Dacapret Meapen
Kenny
Clonderlaw-bay
Clare
Sexton
Mohappy
T. Whitestone
P. Carrick
Ennis
Scottish Dinner Guests and Highland Plan for Moss Lands
A Scottish gathering at Actasy, involving Mr Roderick Morrison and local notables, discussed employing Highlanders and developing moss lands on the island with Deanston’s plan guiding investment. The Inverness Courier notes practical aims to cultivate barren heaths, extend fisheries, and profit from outlays with tenant contributions. An accident at Borehist Honare injures Mr Ormady Gore in a fall from a staircase, his watch destroyed, reported with cautionary detail.
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Mn. Maruesos
Actasy
M.T
Storeway
Roderick Morrison
Mathesco
Perceval
R.N
Gordon
Smith
Deanston
Caunter
Meser
Remo
Matheson
Inverness Courier
Honare
John Tyrrell, Bart
Ormady Gore
Gore
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Foreign Intelligence
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Berne
Lendammen
Jaggi
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Avoyer Neuhaus
Grand Council
the Metropolis
Southwark
Abibe
St. George's
William Ipeines
Sir William Molesworth
Molesworth
Pilcher
Miali
William Molesworth
Mr. Pilcher
Baronet
St. Olave’s
St John’s
Mill
Christchurch
St John's
St. Olave's
Rotherhithe
Walter
Milla
St John of Jerusalem
St. John Street
Feeney
Iate
Jarlaad
Scotland