Royal Yacht Leads Belgian Queen’s Return From Scheldt Scene
The Antwerp flotilla scene shows the King and Queen of Belgium disembarking, salutes from 101 guns, and the royal yacht riding out to Margate after a brief salute in Bath. The escort vessels Cyclops Fearless Ariel and Tartarus followed, with two helper yachts unable to weigh anchors due to the rising tide.
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King of Hoelland
Scheldt
Antwerp
Fearless
Ariel
Penelope
Lievekenshoek
Fort Lille
Bath
Margate Roads
Queen’s Channel
Arrival of Queen at Woolwich Dockyard Treaty
The Queen and Prince Albert landed at Woolwich dockyard at ten to eleven amid a royal salute. Sir F. Collier and officers greeted them as homes along the road were decked with flowers and crimson cloth. The royal party rode in an open carriage, escorted by hussars, while crowds cheered. The Greenwich pensioners, asylum boys with a model ship, and a band played God Save the Queen. The party returned aboard the royal yacht, attended by marines and a noble entourage, with steamers ordered to flare back. The Prometheus and Cyclops arrived after the Victoria and Albert yacht.
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Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Woolwich
F. Collier
Greenwich Pensioners
Asylum
Hussars
Miss Canning
Aberdeen
Liverpool
Bander
Cyclops
Paris arrests amid feared anarchist plot and police seizures
Reports from Paris describe arrests of about twenty to fifty people linked to a planned disorder. Authorities seized writings, arms, and papers at several addresses including Rue Pastourel and the Palais de Justice, with a note that many suspects come from working classes and lack steady livelihoods.
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Farxon Bunsrearp
Paris
Rue Pastourel
Pastourel
Palais de Justice
Salle St. Martin
St. Lazare
Faench Naval Revont
Moniteur
de Mackay
Department of Marine
Sidhury
Toulon
Mediterranean
Senegal
Marine Department
St. Cloud
China
Bois de Boulogne
Barcelona in revolt and military purges threaten Catalonia
Dispatches from Barcelona describe a central junta backed by Figueras and Girona, with Prim declared a traitor and garrisons like Figueras and Hostalrich pledging allegiance. Insurgents clash with navy support, while the city endures gunfire, martial law talk, and widespread chaos as officials move to resolve the crisis.
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Spain
Des Débats
Barcelona
Tith
Prim
Ametler
Catalonia
Queen Christina
Narvaez
Concha
Remodte
Méléagre
Figueras
Girona
Madrid
Mataro
Hostalrich
Vich
Esprugas
Lampurdam
Barcelonetta
Turmoil Flares Across Barcelona Amid Emigration Crisis
Reports describe Barcelona in collapse with 160000 residents, only about 60000 remaining, as insurgents clash in the Plaza de la Constitution and many citizens flee aboard private steamers toward Port Vendres and Marseilles. Catalonia is split with Gerona siding with rebels while Vich Igualda and Berga send militiamen to aid Generals Aballe and Prim.
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Barcelona
Plaza de la
Robespierre
Medea
Port Vendres
Marseilles
Seville
Cadiz
Saragossa
Catalonia
Gerona
Vich
Igualda
Berga
Cuba
Espectador
Eco del Comercio
Lopez
France
Concha
Prim
Count de Torreno
Spain
Dee Steamer Arrives at Falmouth En Route to Southampton
Royal Mail Steamer Dee commanded by Hemeley arrived at Falmouth this morning and proceeded to Southampton without landing mails. Passengers include ex president Boyer and suite from Jamaica. Reports say St Domingo remains unsettled as troops drive back rebels near Aux Cayes. Athena from China to London briefly met Dee causing collision but no serious damage.
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Aux Cayes
Dee
Athena
China
London
England
Special general meeting on iron company plan to form new concerns
A London meeting of proprietors at the London tavern chaired by Sir G Larpent approved a report on transferring property to a new company and authorized the directors to forfeit up to 500 shares. The new firm would have capital 400000 pounds in 20000 shares of twenty pounds each and buy the old works for 200000 pounds. The works yield about 45000 tons of finished iron annually and two works already profit. A winding up committee was appointed and 8000 old shares are taken, with 10000 needed before scrip shares appear.
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Bread-Street
Cordwainers Hall
Great Distafflane
John Lainson
Hughes Hughes
Benjamin Laurence
Recorder
Lupton
Dimes
Backland
Cracklow
William Hughes Hughes
Laurence
Hughes
Puskyis M
Allhallows Barking
Tower Street
S. J. Knight
Welwyn, Herts
Allhallows
Churchwarden Howell
St. Leonagd's
Shoreditch
St. Leonard’s
George Pearson
T. J. Simpson
Mr. Thomas
Society For the Suppression of Cruelty To
Mr. Merben
Stepney
Limehouse
Blackwall
East
West India Docks
Broderip
Thames
White Horne Bar
George IV
Central Criminal Court
Tue Baitish Ion Company
London Tavern
G. Larpent
Brownrigg
M.P
Hickins
M.laurin
Major Richardson
Jackson
S. Ricardo
Hextricultural Society
Barchard
F.H.S
Duke of Sutherland
Trentham Park
Ebrington
Hamburg
George Beaumont
Basney
Wellington
Keene
Society
Mr. Fleming
Geo. Beaumont
Lord Ebrington
India
China
Australia
Ceylon
Hall of Commerce
Threadneedle-street
J. A. Smith
Egypt
Elliott
Bombay
Aden
Madras
Calcutta
Bengal
Hindustan
Peninsular Company
Ridgway
Noxgr HeErn Ann EastErn Railway
W. Marshall
Mills
Masterman
Hertford
Licrnse Ep Vieruanters
Kearsley
Edward Cottington
William Kerridge
Francis William Loder
George Thomson
Herbert Brasier
John James Curd
Henry Wilson
John Bedford
George Ellis
George Bennett
William Langrish
Charles George Linford
Thomas Blake Gee
Benjamin George Holt
James Lake
William Wright
Edward Hawkins
John Allison
Sarah Smith
Ao Gurr
Louisa Caslake
Caroline Shaw
Mary Ann R. Curd
Mary Ann Fraser
Sarah Tisley
Ann Bromwich
Mary Ann Hayward
Eliza Barnett
Maria Rowley
Charlotte Hall
MR. Westwood
Prince’s- Street
Leicester Square
Westwood
Prince's-street
Henry Stocker
Jeffs
Bank of Ireland
Dublin
Model
Pentonville
London
Home Department
Stocker
Newgate
Beresford
C Division
Police
Flne
Greyhound-Road
Grange-Road
Bermond Say
Greyhound Road
Kent
Camberwell New Roads
J. Regby
St. James’s Place
Southwark-bridge-road
Watling Street
Bermondsey
Henderson
Fires and Accidents Prompt City Alarm at Southwark and Walthamstow
Reports describe a blaze at a Watling Street building destroying woodwork, likely started in a basement from lime and shavings, with £100 in damage. Separate incidents include a boy’s severe burns in Gibraltar Row and two youths found dead after drowning near the Copper Mill river, Marsh Street. warnings about bathers’ danger and calls for warning boards.
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Gibraltar Row
St. George’s Road
Southwark
Walthamstow
Copper Mill
Page
Tottenham
Hall
Marsh-street
Avis
King
Amalgamation talks at North Midland Derby meeting
A special general meeting at Derby station attended by numerous proprietors debated proposals to merge the North Midland Railway with the Midland Counties and Birmingham and Derby lines into one company. The plan would consolidate lands, capital, and contracts, allot stock by current holdings, and pursue an act of Parliament in the next session amid strong supportive remarks from key figures.
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Derby
North Midrano Railway
Barway Amal
Gamatior
Norra
North Midland Railway Company
William Leaper Newton
Midland Counties
Birmingham
Manchester
Liverpool
York
London
United Company
North Midland and Midland Counties
Birmingham and Derby
Alderman Hudson
Ork
Strutt
Iton
Rowbery
James M‘dowall
Rushton
Commissioner Dowling
M‘duffs
Miss Reece
Tarporley
Cheshire
Kersal
Martha
St. John’s Church
Chester
Anderson
Liverpool Courier
Townly
Orme
Primrose Hotel
Taylor Jennings
Bank of England
Lancaster Castle
Wood
Blakemore
M.P
Justice Wightman
Jennings
Preston
Forged letters of credit plot detected and halted
A plan to obtain money by forged letters of credit was detected on Tuesday. Henry Eastland alias James F. Bentley was arrested after ordering 100 blank letters of credit and passing a £25 and a £50 fraud through London bankers. He had been routing papers via Canada and the United States, imitating Edward Frampton. He appeared before magistrates and was remanded.
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Henry Eastland
James F. Bentley
Isases
Castle-street
County of Gloucester Bank
Isaacs
Mesera
Franklin’s
Lord-street
Cheltenham
John William Lubbock
Edward Frampton
Messrs. Franklin
Durandy
Luff
Waterborogg
Lubbock
Barbadoes
Canada
United States
Manchester
William Cairnes
Sissons
Johnson
Beswick
Maybury
Central Police
Tam
Commission of Police
B. S. Sissons
Cairnes
Messrs
Evans and Son
Earl and Carter's
Croan’s
Croan's
Weyl
Back Arms Temperance Hotel
Hindley Lowe and Co
John Lowe
Chapel-walks
Pembroke-place
Dublin
Guardian Society
Joseph Leicester
Richard Beswick
Feq
Townhall
North and South Wales
Sissons, Cairnes
Jas
Ank
London
Johnston
Dublin Corporation
Corporation
Portsmouth
Royalty
Southampton
Tur Royal Mart
Falmouth
General Post Office
St. Martin’s le Grand
Vigo
Oporto
Lisbon
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Royal Tar
Malta
Greece
Ionian Islands
Egypt
India
Marseilles
West Indies
Madeira
Mexico
Carthagena, &c
Forth
Mediterranean
East Indies
Tagus
Braganza
Montrose
Lady Mary Wood
Theria
Pasha
Liverpool
Alexandria
Oriental
Calcutta
Suez
Lotus
Cairo
Nile
Royal West India
Avon
Clyde
Dee
Medway
Severn
Tay
Teviot
Thames
Trent
Tweed
Spain
British West India Islands
Tadia
Ireland Split In the Repeal Camp Meeting Fury
Dustix Sept 18 Dublin. The Repeal Association met at Corn Exchange led by M J Conway. O Connor proposed a motion to renounce rents until national self rule and land tenure reforms. John O Connell warned the motion illegal. A Clifden rally featured O Connell’s strong speech and defiant rhetoric. Rent extraordinary reports from Carlow Sentinel describe widespread attacks on rent seizures with tenants cutting crops, clashes with bailiffs, and police intervention across multiple counties. An incident in Cloughjordan described a woman found with a throat wound.
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Repeal Association
Corn Exchange
M. J.conway
O’connell
Dublin
Clifden
Flannedy
Freeman’s Journal
Samuel Gordon
Aungier-street
O'Connor
Rose
John O'Connell
O’connor
Connor
Connemara
Mr. O'Connell
England
Gallipot
Hon
RENT
Marge Merv
Carlow Sentinel
Coolmanna
Charles Davis
Clara
County
Sharpe
Hacketstown
County Kilkenny
Liscaswan
Ballon
Watson
Williamstown
Doyle
Richard Wolseley
Killalongford
Cowlalaw
Clonmore
Dowling
Patrick Carty
Ballygalduff
George Braddell
Belfast
Nenagh Guardian
Tipperary
Cranagh
Maurice Meagher
Nenagh
Cloughjordan
Controversy at repeal meeting over Mr Connor motion
A heated Irish repeal gathering erupts as Mr Connor pushes a motion to publish his rent notice. John O Connell and supporters demand his expulsion, while others condemn the plan as illegal and divisive. The meeting adjourns with a pledge to resume Wednesday and notes a weekly repeal rent of £1,462 17s 8d.
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