Navigation and delays on the Tagus and Guadalquivir discussed
Reports describe efforts to render the entire peninsula navigable, with Cordovan deputations pushing for river works. Earlier attempts failed. plans persist for damming and dredging to allow larger vessels between Seville and Cordova, while small boats could already navigate under royal orders.
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Anando Po
Spain
Tagus
Giladalquivir
Myers
Alcantara
Tion
Cordova
Pedro
Philippines
England
Seville
Marshal Soult
Madrid
Caceres
Montes
Calatayud
Cuba
Espartero
Tristany
Tarragona
Senor Surray Bull
Madrid Gazette
Grenada
Otura
Don Ginez Trinidad Aniz
Isabella
Infanta
Royal Guards
Guards
Iran
Balearic Isles
Canary Islands
Louisa
San Giniez
Maynio
Correo Nacional
Correo
Metropolis Cultural Society and Early Steam Carriage Plan
The Metropolis reports the Green Dragon dahlia show origin of a new cultural society in Stepney to promote flower cultivation, backed by leading gentry, and notes a Monday meeting at London tavern Bishopsgate forming a steam carriage company with John Scott Lillie as chair and N C Wright as secretary, planning £100,000 capital.
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East Lornon
Honrrrevrruran
Green Dragon Tavern
Stepney
General Steam Coacy Company
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
John Scott Lillie
N. C. Wright
Villiers Sankey
Wright
John Squire
Cunist’s Hospital
Taoaday
St. Matthew's Day
London
Middlesex
Royal Hospitals
Henry Newport
University of Cambridge
Propriety and by laws spark debate over South Seas trade
The court of proprietors debated restricting participation in trade with South Australia Africa and the South Seas. After extended discussion the resolution was withdrawn and referred to the by laws committee. Resolutions urged government ownership stance and fixed land assessments in British India, with calls for hereditary occupancy guarantees. The chair opposed further debate, moving the previous question.
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Portugal
Chamber of Deputies
Lth
Board of Public Credit
Senate
Lisbon
Finance Committee
Germany
Holland
Paris
Leipsic
M. Guizot
Carlarahe
Prince Metternich
Swabian Mercury
Berlin
Prussia
Tuileries
Stade
Count Alexander
Woden
Ierin
Duhamel
Revel
Bavaria
Saya
de Werdenfels
Mary of
Witnesand
Cologne
Aix la Chapelle
Cothen
Magdeburg
Dresden
Moravia
Prerau
Bruni
Maintz
Rhine
Belgium
Hamburg
Frankfort
Great Britain
Merceniny
Meenpaertens Russel
Journal du Commerce of
Antwerp
Hague
Verstolk An Zacen
M. van
Cape ‘of Good Hope
Straits of Magellan
Court of Directors
South Australia
Africa
South Seas
Lushington
Weeding
Court of Proprietors
Committee On
R. Montgomery Martin
British
India
Feargus OConnor leads reform march in Birmingham
Feargus OConnor arrives by six grey horses with the Manchester executive council and National Charter Association. A large crowd of Bilston colliers joins. OConnor denounces Whigs and anti corn law agitators, vows to unite reformers and pressure Tory power, then speaks for two hours amid cheers. Magistrates and police deter disturbance as meeting disperses.
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Birminghad
Moxpar Nicut
Frarcusa O’connor
Feargus O'Connor
Executive Council of
Manchester
National Charter Association
Bilston
Holloway End
White
O'Connor
Ray
Dublin
Birmingham
England
Scotland
Hell
O’connor
Bridgwater
Bedminster
Bristol Police
Excise
Bristol
Bishop
Bowsher
Frailey
Kent
Walton
Congresbury
Churchill
Cross
North Petherton
Charles Baulch
George Tucker Kirtain
Plymouth
Richard Baulch
Charles Edwards
Edwards
Brislington
Somerset
H. Ricketts
George Brown
Brown
Britain
Wilton
Brighton
Orsyxvic
London and Brienton
London and Brighton
Scoisgreys
Second Scotsgreys
Hayward
Rasbrick
London
London-bridge
Brompton
John Hester
Woodstreet
Dock-Yard
Knott
Eton
Kine’s College
Coleridge
Milman
King’s College
Newcastle
Prince Albert
Eton College
Kingston
Atkins
Marsh-lane
Jury Verdict and Suspected Infant Death In Kingston
The coroner and police report a verdict that the infant was not born alive. Elizabeth Jobs, a former servant of builder Mr. Brooks in Kingston, is held for trial after evidence links her to the wrapped body and a bundle seen near the discovery site. The case outlines stock evidence from her room and a bundle found under her bed.
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W. Carter
Surrey
Inspector Dowsett
Elizabeth Jobs
John King
Kingston
Brooks
Yarmouth
Sir Robert Peel
Whitby
Danizh
Utela
Ireland News Touts Reforms and Elections Across Counties
Ireland updates report lord lieutenant’s departure for England and return with Countess de Grey. Dublin watchers note lord-lieutenant’s cavalry review and ball practice order. Election chatter covers Meynell’s re-election, Waterford petition success, Tyrone re-elections, and calls for reform candidates in Sligo and other counties.
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Dusrin
Ireland
England
Lefroy
Sergeant Jackson
Longfield
Dublin Evening Mail
Dublin
Morning Chronicle
Liapurn
Meynell
Lord Hertford
Kerry
Curzvens
Cheevers
Listowel
Dublin Evening Post
Waterford
Reade
Christmas
Waterford Chronicle
County of Throve
H. Corry
Admiralty
County of Tyrone
Lisburn
Dawson Damer
Perceval
Sligo County
Orange Papa
House of Lords
House of Perceval
Dublin Monitor
Paisley Meeting Urged Over Parliament Prolonged Crisis
In Paisley a plan for a public meeting to petition the Queen and Parliament not to prorogue during the nation’s distress is outlined. The outbreak of economic hardship, factory failures, rising unemployment, and limited relief funds are cited as urgent motives for immediate government action. The move gains support from local officials and a Tory Chartist ally.
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Paisley
PaisLby
Sir Robert Peel
Sir Robert
Henderson
House of Commons
Campbell
Perth
Perth Courier
Comrie
Glasgow
London Gazette
Alexander Leith
K.C.B
90Th Foot
Perthshire Light Infantry
Lord Lyne
Royals
Glasgow Chronicle
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University of Berlin
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Laeken
Duchess of Kent
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Elco du
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Frustine
Prince Henry
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Richard Andrews
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Mehemet Ali
Alexandria
Egypt
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Constantinople
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Candia
Alexander Dé Meedem
Rome
Teheran
Duhamal
Leipskc
St. Petersburgh
Moscow
Volga
Prince George of
Hanover
Norderney
Quotidienne
Kirchberg
Duke de
Bordeaux
Texas
The
African Institute of Paris
Kennedy
StockHoun
Turin
Sardinia
Erzroum
Iwish
John M‘neile
Naples
Prand
Santa Lucia
Don Juan
Don Carlos
Salzburgh
Don Fernand
Switzerland
Italy
D'Appony
Johannisberg
Marseilles
Criterion
the Metropolis
Samuel John Phillips
Cambridge
J. A. L. Airey
Peter Hemel Haninall
Leonidas
John
Banford
Chelsea
World's End
King’s-road
de Berenger
Cremorne-house
Canaille
Fitzgerald
Bridge-house
Pengecommon
Sydenham
Thames
Alderman Lucas
Watermen's Company
Microscopican Society
Horticultural Society
Regent Stregt
Richard Owen
F.R.S
Quekeff
Quekett
Londox
Charles I
St. Paul's Cathedral
Enfield
Greenwich
Conduit Mead Estate
Bond-street
Lonnox
Bailey
Harmer
Fleet-street
Hatton-garden
Langport
North Curry
North
George Lyall
Europe
Im Panys
East India
Tradt
Acarcely
Scrivenor
Blaenavon
Inoy Smith
Ldey
France
Tee
Cortion
de la Rochefoucault
Targes Iron Companies
Soretsn Merce
Les Hers
America
Hetpuat Rarkhav
Peter Pantey
Clark
Fortrey Review
Ae Fn R
J. B. Taylor
Cherus
Hegel
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