Foreign Intelligence Reports Stadium of Disturbance in Hamburg Gate
The Cologne Gazette recounts a Berlin inspired disturbance where Hocker formed a society opposing Father Mathew but drawing 2000 followers. The crowd clashed with authorities at the Altona gate, lamps were broken, troops fired blank cartridges, and unrest persisted past midnight amid fears the lower classes might riot again.
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Berlin
Russia
SSA
Hamburgetter
Cologne
Hocker
Father Mathew
Altona
Paris
Rue Pastourel
Pastourel
Westerae
Palais de Justice
Salle St. Martin
St. Lazare
Moniteur
de Mackay
Department of Marine
AUS
Leger SP Ngs
Toulon
Mediterranean
Senegal
Marine Department
St. Cloud
de Mackan
China
Bois de Boulogne
turmoil in Catalonia as junta solidifies power in revolt
Dispatches from Barcelona describe government rejection of a proposed conference, prim denounced as traitor, and new leaders Ametler and Concha taking command. Barcelona endures siege conditions with streets deserted, cannons from Montjuich, and insurgent skirmishes at Barcelonetta. Factions split, Figueras and Gerona align with the central junta, while Vich and Berga send militia. Emigration floods the city as foreign vessels standby for evacuees. Madrid and Cadiz negotiate intervention and Cortes awaits.
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Journal Des Débats
Barcelona
Prim
Ametler
Andaptain
Catalonia
Queen Christina
Narvaez
Concha
Asmodée
Méléagre
Figueras
Girona
Hostalrich
Vich
Esprugas
Lampurdam
Barcelonetta
Robespierre
Medea
Port Vendres
Marseilles
Seville
Cadiz
Saragossa
Catatonia
Gerona
Vicb
Igualda
Berga
Abalie
Garcia
Molino de Rey
Madrid
Francisco de Paula
O'Donnell
Cuba
Espectador
Reo del Comercio
Lopez
France
Count de Torrene
Spain
Italian guerillas regroup as government offers passports
Italy reports insurgents reassembled in Calderind Savigno and Vergavo after government claimed victory. Proposals to grant passports to leaders and followers were rejected. Revolutionary proclamations spread. Cardinal Toffi allegedly offered resignation. In Naples, Madonna di Piedigrotta fête passed with arrests feared for unrest. Reports also place guerillas in Abruzzi as four battalions expected. Germany notes improved ties between Russia and Prussia with joint street promenade.
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Bowoexa
Calderind
Savigno
Vergavo
Romagna
Rome
Cardinal Toffi
Navres
Madonna di Piedigrotta
Naples
Abruzzi
Dee Arrives Falmouth After Disturbances in St Domingo
Royal mail steamer Dee, commanded by Hemsley, arrived at Falmouth and sailed for Southampton without delivering mails. Passengers include ex-president Boyer and party from Jamaica. St Domingo described as disturbed with reports of troop activity near Aux Cayes. Dee aided Athena after a collision at sea, transferring mails to England.
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Falmouth
Dee
Hemsley
Southampton
Jamaica
Hayti
St. Thomas's
Fayal
Boyer and
Suite
St. Domingo
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Athena
China
London
England
Pembroke-place
Sissons
Dublin
Guardian Society
Jose Pa Lxicestsr
Richard Benwick
Bagg
Townhall
Manchester
North and South Wales
Sissons, Cairnes, and Johnson
Hindley Lowe and Company
Chapel-walks
Liverpool
James Hindley Lowe
Hindley Lowe and Co
Jas
James Brown
Beswick
Town Hall
Maybury
William Horne
Walker
Brown-street
Bank of Manchester
Cairnes
Johnston
Tur Royan Matt Srzan-Packera
St. Martin’s le Grand
Vigo
Oporto
Lisbon
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Forth
Mediterranean
East Indies
Marseilles
Royal Mail
Tagus
Braganza
Montrose
Lady Mary Wood
Theria
Pasha
Calcutta
Suez
Lotus
Cairo
Royal West India
Avon
Clyde
Medway
Severn
Tay
Teviot
Thames
Trent
Tweed
Spain
Greece
Egypt
Malta
Ionian Islands
India
British West India Islands
Alexandria
Tudia
Alderman Election Sparks Bread Street Contest
In Cordwainers Hall the Bread Street ward held a meeting to choose a successor to the ailing John Lainsone as alderman. Benjamin Laurence led early with 40 votes to William Hughes 30, and after a poll Laurence won 89 to 82 amid calls for scrutiny and a planned date for a formal recount.
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Bread-Street
Cordwainers Hall
Great Distaif Lane
John Lainson
Hughes Hughes
Benjamin Laurence
Recorder
Lupton
Dinies
Backland
Cracklow
William Hughes Hughes
Laurence
Hughes
PusEyiem
Allhallows Barking
Tower-street
S.J. Knight
Welwyn, Herts
Allhallows
Churchwarden Howell
Seat
St. Leonard’s
Shoreditch
Mr. Thomas
Society For the Suppression of Cruelty To
Mr. Merben
Stepney
Limehouse
Blackwall
East
West India Docks
Broderip
Thames
White Horse
George IV
Central Criminal Court
British Inox Company
London
G. Larpent, Bart
Browninge
M.P
Hickins
M.laurin
Major Richardson
Jackson
S. Ricardo
M‘laurin
Honticultural
Barchard
F.H.S
Duke of Sutherland
Trentham Park
Ebrington
Hamburg
Hamburg Grapes, Two of Which Weighed Respectively 21. Loz
George Beaumont
Busney
Sunning-bill
Wellington
Keene
Society
Fleming
Geo. Beaumont
Lord Ebrington
India
China
Australia
Ceylon
Threedneedie-street
J. A. Smith
Mails to India Debate and Local Meetings Highlight Later News
London conference on India mail routes urges faster service and Aden-Bombay links. They argue current Egypt route delays harm merchants and seek cabinet memorials and a Dec 1 public meeting. Also reports coffeehouse patronage, Norfolk and Eastern Railway funds, and local school admissions amid a string of urban incidents.
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India
Egypt
Ceylon
Australia
China
Elliott
Bombay
Aden
Madras
Calcutta
Bengal
Peninsular Company
Ridgway
London Coffee and Eatinghouse Keepers’ Association
Anderton's
Fleet-street
Hare
Marquis of Westminster
Hertford
LickensEp Vidwatters’ School
Kennington Lane
Mr. Kearsley
Edward Cottington
William Kerridge
Francis William Loder
George Thompson
Herbert Brasier
John James Curd
Henry Wilson
John Bedford
George Ellis
George Bennett
William Langrish
Charles George Linford
Thomas Blake Gee
Benjamin George Hult
James Lake
William Wright
Edward Hawkins
John Allison
Sarah Smith
Mary Gurr
Louisa Caslake
Caroline Shaw
Mary Ann R. Card
Mary Ann Fraser
Sarah Isley
Ann Bromwich
Mary Ann Hayward
Eliza Barnett
Maria Rowley
Charlotte Hall
Murpent
Raz Tate
Westwood
Prince’s Street
Leicester Square
Model Prison
Pentonville
London
Home Department
Stocker
Newgate
Beresford
Division of Police
Tug Greyhound-Road
Grange-Road
Benmondsey
Greyhound
Kent
Camberwell New Roads
J. Regbey
St. James’s Place
Southwark-bridge-road
Watling Street
Bermondsey
Henderson
Braidwood
Watling
Pleasant Retreat
Gibraltar
St. George's-roal
Southwark
Jad
Yourus
Walthamstow
Marsh-street
Hall
Avis
King
North Midland Railway seeks unified company amid amalgamation plans
A Derby meeting of North Midland Railway proprietors, with chairman William Leaper Newton, debated uniting the three lines into a single company. Proposals would consolidate lands, capital, and debts of the North Midland, Midland Counties, and Birmingham and Derby, with stiffer governance and a parliamentary act to formalize the union. The aim is improved traffic management and through-passenger service, though shares would differ in value across the merged groups.
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Derby
Notth Mipuaro Raiwar
Raiway Amal
Gamation
North Midland Railway
Comany
William Leaper Newton, Esq
North Midland Railway Company
Midland Counties
Birmingham
United Company
North Midland and Midland Counties
Birmingham and Derby
Alderman Hudson
York
Strutt
Alston
Liverpool
James M‘dowall
Manchester
Rushton
Ellen Reece
John
James M‘duff
Dowall
Miss Eee
Commissioner Dowling
M‘duffa
Feason
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
Blake
Henry Eastland
James F. Bentley
Isaacs
Castle Street
County of Gloucester Bank
Mr. Isaacs
Messrs. Franklin’s
Lord Street
Cheltenham
John William Lubbock
Edward Frampton
Messrs. Franklin
Durandy
Luff
Waterloo Road
Lubbock’s
Barbadoes
Canada
United States
Tsue
William Caimes
Sissons
Johnson
Beswick
Maybury
Central Police Office
Sam
Commissioner ‘of Police
B. S. Sissons
Cairnes, &S
Messrs. Evans and Son
Messrs
Earl and Carter's
Messrs. Croan’s
Back Arms Temperance Hotel
Hindley Laws and Co
John Lowe
Chapel
Ireland Split in the Repeal Camp at Dublin Meeting
A Seventeen man Repeal meeting at the Corn Exchange hears Mr O Connell may attend from Clifden. Mr O Connor moves rent refusal until Ireland regains self rule, provoking interruptions from Mr John O Connell. Across Connemara, O Connell’s strong stance draws large crowds. rent disputes ripple through Carlow and Tipp. A wave of nocturnal rent crop seizure triggers county-wide alarms documented by Carlow Sentinel and Nenagh Guardian.
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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
Tose
John O’connell
Connor
John O'Connell
Mr. J. O'Connell
Mr. Connor
Carlow
Tipperary
Ireland
Mr. Conner
Connemara
England
Mr. O'Connell
Saya
Carlow Sentinel
Coolmanna
Charles Davis
Ciara
County Dublin
Sharpe
Hacketstown Constabulary
Kilkenny
Liscasvan
Ballon
Watson
Williamstown
Doyle
Richard Wolseley
Killalongford
Ltc
Cowlalaw
Clonmore
Hacketstown
Dowling
Patrick Carty
Ballygalduff
George Braddell
Belfast
Nenagh Guardian
Cranagh
Maurice Meagher
Nenagh
Cloughjordan
Eliza M‘loughlin
Hayes
Pearse
Eliza
Bourke
Balleymackay
Thomas Brereton
Joseph Hayes
Leinster Express
Irish Meeting Divides Over Connors Expulsion Demand
In a heated gathering Irish activists clash over Mr Connors expulsion from the association. Proponents cite his anti rent and tax views as illegal and seditious, while opponents urge restraint. Resolutions condemn Connors doctrines and promise to exclude such notices from the books. The meeting adjourns with O Connell due next week. The weekly rent tally stands at £1,462 17s 8d.
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Jas
Connor
Cng
O'Neill Daunt
Ireland
J. Clements
Callaghan
O’hea
Stritch
Murphy
Mr. Connor
Daunt
John O'Connell
Hamilton
Carlow
R. O'Hea
O'Connell
Indy
Letter from Fox Maule on church sites in Scotland
In a Brighton letter dated June 6 1843 Fox Maule appeals to Lord Morpeth to influence the Duke of Sutherland over his refusal to grant sites for churches on his Scottish property. Maule warns of consequences if the policy persists and seceded adherents are pressured to return to the established church.
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Church OF Scotland
Fox Maule
Lord Morpeth
Brighton
Morpeth
Duke of Sutherland
Scotland
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