Extraordinary Paris to Barcelona News Delays and Elections
Paris dispatches note delayed Barcelona news due to swollen rivers. Reports cite Prime Minister Sua demanding Araoz troops, yielding 2,000 men, with marching toward mettler. Madrid confirms 16th elections results showing coalition gains amid other city updates and public notices.
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Paris
Barcelona
Prim
Araoz
Mettler
Senor Olozage
Saturda
Madrid
The Drama at Drumry Theatre Opens Season with Rochelle Opera
The Drumry Theatre opens next Saturday with the Siege of Rochelle operatic troupe, featuring Mademoiselle Albertazzi and ballet La Peri led by Coralli. Covent Garden may lower prices. Brimingham musical events praise Rossini and Wesley at Birmingham Festival with staunch praise for the choruses and organ. Royal South London Floricultural Society awards many medals for dahlias and lilies. Surrey Theatre reports a disturbance mischaracterization corrected. Sweeney the banjo player appears in good health. Salvi to debut in Paris Italian Opera with plans for Lucia and Grisi.
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Drumry
Laxi Theatre
Rochelle
Mademoiselle Albertazzi
Paris
Carlotta Grisi
Petipa
Corps de Ballet
Monsieur Coralli
Academie Royale
Messrs
Grieve
Covent-Garden Theatre
Vestris
Kemble
Brirminesam Musical Festivan
Mario
Garcia
Dudley
Birmingham
Rossini
Handel
Wesley
A. Shaw
Miss Rainforth
Malcolm
Ellen
Town Hall
Crotch
Palestine
Bach
Andrew Barnard
St. Petersburgh
Royal Surrey Zoonoalian Gaapens
Royal South London Floric
Groom
Taz
Surrey Theatre
Honner
G. Stansbury
Stansbury
Sweeney
Batso
Joe Sweeney
Lyceum
Strand
Tux Iralian Opera
Salvi
Lucia
Italy
Donizetti
Maria di Rohan
M. Loehroy
Richelieu
Grisi
Zeitschrift
Carlsruhe
Kalliwoda
Mayer
Repeal Speech of Mr Robert Tyler at United Irish Repeal
An account of Robert Tyler son of the US president addressing an New York City Irish repeal meeting. He denounces British oppression in Ireland, argues sovereignty cannot be alienated, and calls for repeal of the Union. He cites Ireland’s sacrifices in service to England, contrasts American independence, and stresses universal rights and emancipation.
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the Weekly Chronicle
Ireland
Tyler
Vattel
England
Erin
Law of Nations
Legislative Union
Wallace
New York Herald
Washington Hall
United Irish Repeal Association
R. Tyler
United States
J. Tyler
Alderman Purdy
C. O'Connor
B. Connor
Elijah F. Purday
Purdy
M‘keon
Robert Tyler
New York
France
Napoleon Bonaparte
Sheridan
Burke
China
Peor
Wellington
Paris and Barcelona News From Latest Intelligence
Reports from Paris note little interest beyond wine trade talks and debates over Paris fortifications. Barcelona describes Ametler’s San Andres de Palomar seizure and insurrection support, with exit rules for commerce. Vienna reports new British overtures to Austria for a tariff deal, but Vienna rejects large cuts while hints of tariff revision persist.
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France
Paris
Gironde
Bordeaux
Paria
Friends of Liberty
Spain
Barcelona
Diario
Ametler
San Andres de Palomar
Mataro
San Andres
Girona
Francisco Bellera
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Kéln Zeitung
Central Criminal Court Opens Eleven Session With Forgeries and Cruelty Trials
The eleventh session of the current mayoralty began before the recorder and senior judges. The grand jury faced cases including a will forgery involving three parties with possible life transportation, manslaughter from furious driving, and child abuse involving females aged 10 to 12. The court outlined jurors duties and noted affidavits timing. A Spaniard born in Florida was found guilty of assaulting the U.S. consul, sentenced to one month and peace bonds. Several theft and embezzlement cases followed, with transportation sentences up to ten years and mercy considerations discussed for embezzlement against Hudla and Co. The Queen Pedro de Zulieta slave-trading case and other indictments (base coin, counterfeit, and domestic homicide) were set for continued proceedings with appointed affidavits and appearances.
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Pirie and
Gibbs
Pilcher
Bullock
Duke of Brunswick
Court of Queen’s Bench
Prendergast Rose
Gregory
Clarkson
Bodkin
Tunsday
Horst Stratine
Wm. Jones
Elizabeth Harry
Hillingdon
Middlesex
Wales
Prendergast
Rospery Py
Theodore Gumbrecht
Messrs. Hudla and Co
Doane
J. F. Gruning
House of F. Huth and Co
Gruning
Pedro DE Zulieta
Justice Erskine
Justice Cresswell
Payne
Richard Russell
John Jencis
MansLaveat
William Jeacock
Weaver
Matilda Harriet Bailey
Matilda Boreham
Jeacock
Ryland
Tattersall's racing odds and entries noted
Sporting intelligence from Tattersall's lists Monday odds across races and acceptances. CheaREwitcH StTaxes and Naworth among favorites with various bets on St. Francis Morpeth and others. Rattan Napier Yaxley Lucetta, Seaport Volth Feiga Ballagh among runners, with Seaport and Volth drawing large bets and transfers noted.
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Tattersall
Chearewitch
Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
G. Bentinck
Naworth
Pettit
St. Francis
Smith
Morpeth
Lord G. Bentinck
Bell
Blackdrop
Mr. Crockford
Rattan
Colonel Anson
Napier
Michael
Micuart Staxkes
Mr. Watt
Yaxley
Lord Exeter
Dersy
Scott
Lot
John Day
Watts
Isaac Day
Irwin
Payne
Wat
Quin
Loadstone
Lichtwald
Leander
Col. Anson
Joe Lovell
Vane
Valerian
Agat
Wreford
Wadastra
Volth
Seaport
Feige Ballagh
Mitchelgrove
Doncaster
Jrattan
Orlando
Tattersall's Thursday CrsaREWITCH Stakes Preview
The card shows Trueboy and Lady Sale as top market movers at high odds while Blackdrop attracts early support. other bets drift with few strong wagers noted. Dersy betting features hedges on Ugly Buck Seaport Attaghan and Valerian with close offers on Ugly Buck. Cambridge Stakes sees Lady Sale versus Bourra Tomacha as the notable lay.
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Tattersall
Mr. Cook
Mr. Rogers
Lady Sale
Mr. Bell
Mr. Ramsay
Ramsay
Lord Eglinton
Mr. Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Trueboy
Blackdrop
Attaghan
Valerian
Cambridgeshire
Bourra Tomacha
The Gold Cup and Queen's Plate Races Summary
Three mile Gold Cup features 10 subs and weights from 7st to 9st 2lb with mares on 2lb allowance. Rochester walked over in the Gold Cup final. Sweepstakes for new winners run one mile heats with Tippoo aged 8st 3lb winning in two heats. Queen's Plate for three year olds ends with Alice Hawthorn walking over.
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Mr. Moore
Tippoo
Francis
Mr. Flintoff
Countess of Lichfield
Ae Gues
Lord Chesterfield
Gladiator
Extraordinary charge of forgery and felony at London court
Thomas Adolphus Talbot who uses the name Thomas Talbot and Elizabeth Talbot faced a crowded bar on a charge of stealing jewellery from Mr. Passau and obtaining goods by false pretences. Key witnesses linked Talbot to false identifications and a $200 bill scheme tied to a supposed Talbot relation. Elizabeth admitted not being his wife but the pair’s complicity surfaced amid a chain of forged documents and pledged items. A second remand followed and a severe scaffold accident occurred at Lincoln's Inn during dining-hall work.
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T. Tatsor
Thomas Adolphus Talbot
Thomas Talbot
Earl of Shrewsbury
Elizabeth Talbot
Hammersmith Police Court
Paynter
Archbutt
Sloane-square
Passau
Messrs
Webster and Son
Cornhill
Talbot
Shrewsbury
Edmead
Thomas Etty
Thomas Walter Alder
Kent Terrace
Peckham
Thos. Etty
Paseau
Richard Webster
Birchin-lane
Alder
Messrs. Petrie and Bent
Richescourt
Lime-street
City
Nichols
Witness
F. H. Talbot
Cavendish Square
Coutts and Co
Harrington Lodge
Croydon
Edmend
Kent
Barn Cottage
Waa
Lincoln’s Inn
King's Cortege Hospital
Portugal Street
Call Out of the Military in Carmarthen Riot
State of South Wales notes a disturbance in Carmarthen last Saturday night. Soldiers with fixed bayonets cleared crowds while dragoons charged the streets. No major injuries reported, but indignation and confusion spread. Pontardulais gate trouble continues with gates repeatedly destroyed and replaced amid ongoing unrest.
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Carmarthen
Swansea
Pontardulais-gate
Dulais
Pontardulais
Pustyirze dispute and railway reform meeting in parish
The parish poll on churchwardens accounts passed 896 to 410 amid Puseyism tensions. A Poplar Literary Institution meeting chaired by Mr Bowkett backed railway fare reform with a committee to memorialize government. Also covered are royal hospital observances, Liverpool seamen’s home fund, a fatal Millwall accident, and Danish abolitionist efforts.
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Tae Pustyirze
Shorepitcu
Poplar
T. Bowkett
Cuzist's Hospital
St. Matthew's Day
Royal Hospitals
Christ Church
Newgate-street
Nathaniel Heynar
Christ's Hospital
Oxford
Cambridge
Victoria
Prince Albert
Duke of Sussex
Liverpool
Queen’s Theatre
Hudson
Corporation
Wales
Cumberland
Shields
Stewart
Captain Pride
Mr.c. Smith
Messrs. Purnell and Cox
Cornwall
J. Smith
R. Day
MrEsses
Sewards
Encinegas
MiLb- Wallt
Mills
County of
Middlesex
Baker
Richard Lewis
Messrs. Seward
Millwall
Brown
Alexander and
Wiffen
Copenhagen
Danish West India Islands
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Malta
Duke and Duchess de Nemours
Belgium
Viscount Melbourne
Melbourne Hall
Derbyshire
Alderman Magnay
Thosood
Gubbins
Miss Hume
Joseph Hume
M.P
Duchess of
St. Albans
Sloane Stanley
Hullacket
Duke of Normandy
BisHops Gate
James Wigram
Robert Carey
Edward Smallwood
Bishopsgate Street
Nelson Moxumment
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar
Greenwich
Duantist
W. Hill
The
Northern Star
Mr. O'Connor
Chartists
Great Britain
Dundes
Manchester
O’conner
Star
Derby Mercury
Falmouth
Faubourg St. Antoine
Britannia
Southampton
Maude
Macready
Robert Peel
Corporation of the Poor
Corporation of the Forty Guardians
Gidley
Western
Exeter
Derby
Gloucester
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayrshire
Great Western
Grand Junction
Great North of England
Hull and Selby
London
South Western
Blackwall
Brighton
Northern
Sheffield
South Eastern
Dover
York
North Midland
Leeds
DeBara wHirst BatHine
Dundee Arms
Wapping
Joseph Kerr
Kerr
Thames
Dundee
Dancing Corp
Robb
Gorgie
Georgie Park
Scotsman
Paternoster-Eow
Religious Tract Society
Paternoster Row
Farringdon-street
Watling Street
Braidwood
Murper
Shiplane
Hammersmith
Taylor
Central Criminal Court
Sporting Intelligence
Lichfield
State OF South Wales
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