Foreign: France and Europe News From Paris Dispatches
Paris reports troop movements near Switzerland with the 39th regiment moved to Briangon and Embrur. A Lyons to St Etienne transfer signals Swiss-aimed display while France notes naval reform and conscription critique. News covers Spain Portugal Prussia Switzerland Sweden Greece Egypt and Syria developments with multiple cabinets, revolts, and diplomacy.
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France
Paris
Switzerland
St. Etienne
Briangon
Embrur
Hautes, Alpes
Lyons
Montbrison
Couxsier Francais
Lord Palmerston
Prince de Joinville
Mexican
Courrier de Saumur
Loire
M. Larochejacqueleine
Orleans
Nevers
Nantes
M. de Larochejacqueleine
Duke de Frias
Marquess de Torremijas
Interior
Madrid
Afemorial Bordelais
M. Remisa
Ferdinand VII
Portugal
Lisbon
Remechido
England
Prussia
Berlin
Posen
Rome
Austria
Australia
Pomerania
BeEnxe
Swiss National Association
Langenthal
Louis Philippe
Prince Louis
Berne
Constitutionnel
Basle
Arenenberg
Altkirch
Louis Napoleon
Confederation
The
Beobachter
Geneva
Dufour
Louis Bonaparte
Russia
Sweden
Stockholm
Hamburg
Supreme Court
Hughes
Baron van der Straeten Ponthon
Financial Department
M. de Skogman
Baron Stjerneld
Count Lowenhielm
Greece
Messenia
Athens
Messénia
Navarino
Egypr
Alexandria
Syria
Ibrahim Pacha
Pacha
Tragic skiff accident near Menai claims young Price
In Anglesey, John Price, Esq. of Plas Cadnant, grieves as his youngest son, 25, iiam Bulkeley Price, drowns when a skiff capsizes on the Menai. William Jones is rescued after urging rescuers to save the master first.
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Bangor
John Price
Plas Cadnant
Anglesey
Iiam Bulkeley Price
Menai
William Jones
Zephyr
Goff
Bognor
London
Carlisle
Orton
Stordy
Society of Friends
Cheltenhamm
Ee Dee
Don
Dee
Ardo
St. Devenick's
Craiglug
Kintore
Cairn
Pitcaple
Huntly
Insch
Whitelums
Kelso
Monmouth
St David
Tredegar Company
Court-y-Bella
Justice
Belle Vue
Morgan
Princes Risborough
T. Cartwright
Red Lane End
Monks Risborough
John Evans Tarrant
Alscote
Cartwright
Risborough
Longwick
Ramsgate
Calais
Dover
Wigam
Messrs. Cartwright
Wigan
Wigan Gazette
Meeting of the working classes in New Palace yard Westminster
A massive assembly of 12 000 to 16 000 delegates from across Britain gathers in New Palace yard to back universal suffrage and the People’s Charter. Speakers name Ebenezer Elliott, Feargus O’Connor, and others urging triennial parliaments, ballot voting, and end to class privilege. The resolution calls for radical reform and denounces the current representative system.
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London Working Classes Association
New Palace-yard
Westminster
Hastings
Westminster-hall
Sheffield
Ebenezer Elliott
The
Birmingham
R. K. Douglas
P. H. Muntz
Manchester
R. J. Richardson
Edinburgh
County of Midlothian
John Fraser
Abraham Duncan
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Sunderland
Shields
Robert Lowrey
Dewsbury
Huddersfield
Nottingham
Preston
Rochdale
Heckmondwike
Wakefield
Barnsley
Middleton
Leeds
Queenshead
Amblerthorn
Midgley
Halifax
Elland
Stainland
Mixemdenstones
Oxendon
Hebdenbridge
Rooley
Holdsworth
Thornton
Newpeller
Sutton
Ashton
Heywood
Mansfield
Bradford
Kilmarnock
Barkhead
Feargus O'Connor
Carmarthen
Llanelly
Swansea
Pontypool
Merthyr
Hugh Williams
Northampton
Joseph Jones
Stirling
Falkirk
Milton
St. Ninian’s
Alva
Tillicoultry
Alloa
Archibald Downie
Colchester
G. F. Dennis
Jonathan
Beaumont
Brighton
John Allen
Edward Fenner
Ipswich
William Garrard
Joseph Bird
Chelmsford
Robert Hull
George Taylor
Brentford
G. Layton
J. Leary
Worcester
T. Mayglothlin
T. Smith
Francis Smedley
Mr. Leader
M.P
D. Browne
NLP
Mayo
Thompson
F. O’connor
Wade
Fox
Welford
M. Coulier
Paris
Swain
Trott
Rogers
Rintoul
Lovett
Working Men’s Association
Ireland
England
Canada
Hetherington
Ebenezer Elliot
Perronet Thompson
Muntz
Douglass
O'Connor
Homer
Ulysses
Holland
Delft
Rotherham
Danton
France
Louis Phillippe
Peel
Parliament
London
Mr. Duncan
Gallowgate
Calton-hill
Scotland
Robert Hartwell
Commons
House of Parliament
Cleave
Fraser
Mr. Douglas
Mr. Ward
Ward
Lowrey
Newcastle
North
Assembly
House of Commons