Foreign Intelligence on Spanish Montpensier Affair Across Europe
Reports from Paris Madrid and London detail diplomatic tension over the Montpensier marriage, with Queen Isabella and King Louis Philippe under pressure. French, British, and Spanish ministries maneuver as Carlist threats rise, while naval movements and parliamentary notes hint at potential intervention.
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Cortes
Madrid
France
Paris
England
America
Britten
Palmers
Fidorig
Louis Philippe
Duke of Montpensier
Chateau of
London
Presse
Journale
Count de Montpensier
Pasteur
Congress
Infanta
Montpensier
Vice de Broglie
Victoria
Montpentier
de Brogue
Christing
Cabrera
Count de Montemolin
Spain
Felda
Don Enrique
Mer
Parise
de Montpevezer
Duke D'Aumale
Baron Athalin
Duke de Des Iesac
Port Vendres
Bayonne
Don Frencisco de Assis
Legion of Honour
Prince de
Easuar Orcera
Toulon
Asmodene
Paria
Orleans
Kourn
Havre
Great Northern
Atignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Troyer
Monsereau
Basle
Peris
Sireburgh
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Avignon
Cette
Dent
Visit of M Dumont to inspect railway systems Birmingham
In Birmingham this week M Dumont French Minister of Public Works visited with eminent engineers to inspect station arrangements of Birmingham termini and the Patent Shaft and Axletree works at Wedderbury. A test on a rail-like axle showed no breakage, while France may relax iron duties, aiding free trade between France and Britain.
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Birmingham
M. Devouxt
Iron Intercst
France
Birmingham Journal
Bristol
Caatero
Leech
Broadmead
Eshes
J. Naish
Premisee
Messie. Bland and Co
Neish
Paris Street
Mra. Stephens
Stebling
Dix
Stevens
Iis
Mr. Thompson
Water Company
Exe
Iene
Martic
Nislock
Sre
Kingdon
Ford
Manchester
Alheorwum
Free Trade Hall
Lord Alorpeth
Cremises
Dubin
Whateley
Norwich
Stanley
Osford
Wilberforce
Viscount Sandon
RL. Shei
T. M. Gideon
Henry Keppel
Montague Gore
J.T. Cuften
M.P
Board of Trade, &c
Salford
B. Heywood
Colonel Wemys
C.B
C. Clifton
J. J. Taylor
KR Vaughen
D.D
C. Swain
Lord Morpeth
Theatre Royal
South Street
Jf Anelhester
Teignmouth
Torquay
Funn
Exeter
Strepper
Parish meeting calls for inquiry into churchyard health risks
The Weekly Chronicle reports a parish meeting where Mr Savage moved to form a committee of inquiry into the requisition amid fears the churchyard, now deeper and busier with burials, harms nearby residents. Dr Ropers backed the move citing health hazards and public sentiment demanded action.
Christ's Hospital scholars grand annual orations before Lord Mayor
The annual orations of Christ's Hospital scholars were delivered in the great hall with the Lord Mayor and civic authorities present. Princess of Prussia attended briefly as the students sang the national anthem and delivered Latin, English, Greek, and French orations with praise. Lord Mayor offered congratulatory remarks before the procession ended. Also notes on two royal portraits hung in the hall. A second item reports parish vestry at St Ann’s Churchyard about closing the churchyard and interment concerns, noting no immediate necessity and inviting suggestions.
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Rice
Prussia
Royal Hospitals
Matthew
Prince Albert
Christ's Hospital
St. Ann'a
Samuel Bunsor
Illicit still operation shut down at Southwark premises
Police seized a dimsery operating as an illicit distillery with 1000 gallons of wash fermenting ready for the stills. Louis Pelham and Henry Knowles were convicted at Southwark Police Court, Pelham as tenant and plant proprietor, each fined £30. The venture could have yielded about £300 weekly in revenue.
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Southwark
Louis Pelham
Henry Knowles
Pelham
Ireland Repeal Association meeting amid famine fears
The racal weekly meeting in Conciliation hall opened with M P John OConnell and Capt. Broderick among attendees. OConnell read his father’s letter urging coordinated relief and parliamentary action to avert famine as rents and food shortages rise, while urging gentry cooperation and calm among the distressed. Other speakers praised Labour Act aims and pressed for government intervention to ensure fair wages and food supplies, with adjournment set after discussing enrolment and minutes.
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Beieal Association
John O'Connell
M.P
Broderick
Menars
Fitzpatrick
J. H. Dunne
Clements
Ray
J. O'Connell
Darrynane Abbey
Cyberdveen
Sejt
Alresly
Ireland
Dublin
Treland
Eure
Daxiz
T. M. Ray
Cashel
J. Cans
Glengail
Mr. J. O'Connell
J. O’'Connell
Elphin
Broterick
Dunne
Thce
Vata Leer
Steele
G'tonne
Ransec
Cane
Kiikecos
A& the
Wes
Rev
Perecve
Mr. O'Connell
Teir
R. D. Browne
Warmis
O'Connell
Mr. Browne
Alwase
England
Gertieman
Mr. Ward
Ginson
M'Cullogh
William Somerville
Friends of
Liberty
Laughnan
Rex
Gene Money
Thea
Ganil Young Treland
Searned Gentieman
Treasury
Meath
T. M. McDonnell
Lynch
Mary
Crval
M‘donnell
Peard
Ath Dragoon Guards
Duke of Richmond Tenantry Meeting at Fochabers
The Duke of Richmond hosted an annue agricultural meeting at Gordon Castle Fochabers. Yearmen from nearby districts attended a large exhibition of prize stock and farm implements. A report praised the turnip crop despite northern blight and noted the duke’s generous policies inspiring a productive tenantry.
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Duke of Richmond
Fochabers
Gordon Castle
Scotland
Simone
Wuich
Thres Ovieck
Duke of Lemond
Bica
Earl of March
Lord Henry Gordon Lennox
Charner Goring
Cusnney
Feehabers
W. Diahe
Edward Wagstaff
James Skinner
Aveander Marquis
Juin Gordon
Duke of Gordon
Geddeet
Urbliston
Geddee
Cafe Uera
Linsell
Geddes
Treland
Jostice
Robert Peel
Ubeers
Duchess of Richmond
Countess of March
The Protectionists Declare Policy and Duties Reform
A long宣 document outlines Protectionist aims to abolish excise duties on domestics and rework tariffs. It advocates colonial wheat and sugar imports with new duties, cuts on tea and tobacco, and revenue compensation from foreign goods while preserving the poor’s welfare and reducing paper excise.
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Tata Tion
Sipasoss
Post Office
Thenost Guard Establishment
Morning Post
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Siain
Alapath
Tiempo
Infante
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Pezielli
M. Gonzales
Zemes Bays
Ehove
Lavestura
Biscay
Avamante
Huelva
Senate
Marquis de Miraflores
Nadam
Mapai
Chamber of Deputies
M. Laturiz
Council
M. Pacheca
Montpensier Marcriage
Bulwer
Enrique Agsinst
Fomento
Barcelona
Aving
Sevide
Frarot da Cabello
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Tkubio
Otters
Lerida
Pedro Tomas
Elias
Jaime Barbosa
Balaguer
Rome
Pontifical
Tus Iary
Germany
Holstein
Frankfort
Denmark
Cape OF Good Hope
Tre Wan IX
Karri Ruayp
Somerset
Stock
Andreas Stockenstrom
United States
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Californias
New York
Istines
St James
Miser
Deal
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M'Kim
New Orleans
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Wm. C. Buller
Ais Ten
Point Isabel
China
M.culloch
Seguin
Maxzz Vipro
Hood
Buenos Ayres
New Zealand
Wellington
Hutt
Gillespie
Porirua
Rangiharota
Te Raoperaha
Otatei
T Rangibeita
Rangzihaite
Porirte
Ropers
Tamer Ward
Baker's Pall
Harp Lane
Lucas
Hear
Tower
Great
Markland
Tower Street
Catenton Street
Barkley
Tower Ward
Great Tower Street
Mark Lane
Duke of Wellington
Garrett
Wylie
Little Tower Street
Trinity Square
Mincing Lane
Sidermen and Common Council
Corporation and Commissioners of Metropolitan Improvements
Towerhill
Pontern Row
St. Thoman’s
Selson
Hall
Wilson
Tower Nili
Corporation
Metropolitan Commissionere
Barking Church Yard
Trinity Terrace
Ar. Chillingworth
Sela
Court of Common Council
East Isota
Sailurs
Amcers
Scinde
Province of
Court of Directors
Sulliven
Dickenson
Eastwood
Satara
Thompson
Settera
Court of Proprietors
India
P.gordon
Excise
Blackfriars Road
Charles Street
Trrane
Armagh
Newry
Tmudes
Vhellenew
Jerre Niame
the Duke of Richmond
Fremist
Nanseiltes
Salle Boisselot
Marcellieg
Riz. M. Luce
Chamber of Commerce
M. Hstrangin
Committee of League
M. Berteaut
M. Clappier
English League
Anti Corn Law League
Engat
Redping
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