French corn riots and Spanish Carlist moves across Europe
Foreign intelligence reports widespread unrest from corn riots in France with полиция detachment deployments and arrests, plus news from Lille and Roubaix. It notes Don Carlos entering France with a Carlist following, Spanish refugee movements, and carrier dispatches. Also covers Mexico Bustamante's changes, Vera Cruz, and Creole incidents, with rail and war notes from the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Jrontieur Parisien
Tours
le Mans
Montfort
Mamers
Department of the Sarthe
la Ferte Bernard
Sear Mamers
Moniteur Parisien
Seine
Paris
Lille
The
Nord
Hotel de Ville
Generale
Corbineau
Magnan
Ministerial Evening Journal
Erhy du Nord
Roubaix
Algiers
Abdel- Kader
Valee
Duke of Orleans
Oran
Abdel-Kader
Bouffaric
Go Ut-Camps
Press summary of European frontiers and Russian campaigns
In Serra the prince reportedly accepts sovereignty and regency weakens taxes amid disorder. Hungary’s Diet debates royal propositions and reform. Zurich backs a just, moderate government. In Russia, Russia’s viceroy claims Syria portion discusses, Sebastopol fleet provisioned, and 7,000+ ill troops in hospital. Borodino reviews show 128 battalions, 167 squadrons, 264 guns under 38 generals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Michel
Serra
Presburg
Dugsburg
Hanover
Chancery of Justice
M. Rumann
Rumsan
Grand Council of
Zurich
M. Hess
Russia
Augsburg Gazellc
Paris
Count Medem
Louis Philippe
Marshal Soult
Syria
Bessarabia
Augsburg
Sebastopol
Borodino
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Michael
Eugene of
Wurtemberg
Perpetual curacy election and naval annuity meeting
In Clerkenwell the campaign for the parish perpetual curacy ended with Rev. W. Faulkner winning 2,231 to 1,842 over Mr. Dillon, praised for liberal ties and Faulkner for popular charity. A naval officers’ meeting at the United Service Benevolent Institution approved an annuity fund for widows and orphans of all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Clerkenwell
W. EL. Faulkner
Faulkner
Dillon
High Church
Nicholson
Paris
United Service Benevolent Institution
Regent-street
Geo. Cockburn
Frederick Wetherall
Nicholls
R.M
Trevor
Wilson
Sharpin
Smith
Hart
Her Majesty’s United ‘Service
Regular Army
Engineers
Artillery
Marines
Commissariat
Guildhall
James Pickman
P. Laurie
Pickman
James Molloy
Crown and Sceptre
Brompton
Wheatsheaf
Fulham
Pedestrian's Wearisome Trek Ends After 80 Miles
A traveler completed a difficult seven day journey on a week marked by prolonged rain and hardship. He averaged rapid pace with several long daily stints, noting a regimen of beef steaks wine and frequent meals to sustain the effort. His blisters tell of a strenuous march against discouraging weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molloy
St. Luxe's
Chelsea
Balque
France
Minton
Newland
Turner
Mint
Wakley
M.P
Middlesex
Headboroughs
Thames
Shadwell
Rotherhithe
Bankside
Battersea
Society For Revelving
Naragon Escare
Fordham
Hatton-garden
Nextson Monument
Railton
Trafalgar Square
Hackney
Sexton
Goodwin
S. Monk
Nelme
T. Goodwin
Metropolitan Police
Lencon
Soi-Disant
Wellington-street
Strand
Eagle captured near Girdleness lighthouse by keeper
In Aberdeen a lighthouse keeper Mr Black braved a storm to capture a large wild eagle entangled on the dome. The brownish grey bird with a white neck and crest measures about five feet across the wings and is described as a tame, very young foreigner now in the possession of a gentleman in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Girdleness
Black
Aberdeen Herald
Alton
Earl of Shrewsbury
England
Staffordshire
Ashbourne
Derbyshire
Auchterardper
M‘rae
Hen Atrend
Hacia
Perth
Bolton
Matthew Gregory
Hindley
Manchester Guardian
Brighton
Pangdean
Germanicus
Othe
Nero
Brighton Gazette
Camelford
Lawrence
Cornwall Gazette
Canterbury
Canterbury.—Llt. Lieut. Dracoons
Earl of Cardigan
Hale’s Place
Jones
Hussey
United Service Gazette
Chelteneami
Gloucester and Berkeley
Exchequer Loan Commissioners
Matthew Wood
Bart
Colchester
Keziah
Sarah
Joseph
Mary
John
Maria
Ann
James
Martha
George
Hminckeley
Nathaniel Smith
Castle Inn
Hinckley
Leicestershire
Hopwell
Kemp
Hepwell
Coventry-street
Wm. Kemp
Richard Hopwell
Reading
Hackett
Burgess
Vickers
Pelice
Dolgelly
Merionethehire
Corwen
Wrexham
Brecon
Wales
Berks Chronicle
Ripponden
Light Hazels
Lumb
Lamb
Halifax Express
Spithead
Pasley
Sunderland and Durham
Sunderland Moor
Bewick Hepple
Terence Flinn
Whitsy
Esk
Whitby
Joseph Barker
Alderson
Brigawath
Tragic Bolton Police Chief Hiram Simpson's Self Murder
In Bolton, Hiram Simpson the former head constable shot himself in Preeson's row after a troubled period. An inquest heard testimonies from Eliza Evans and Miss Leader among others, with letters to the mayor and Baker detailing private woes. A jury returned a verdict of self murder, and funds from his estate were allocated to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felo DE
Preeson’s Row
Bolton
Setar
Whittyen
Hiram Simpton
Jere Bolton
P. F. Curry
Eliza Evans
Mic
Throne
Ataira Te Ee
Cineene
Miss Leader
Ainsworth
Miss Evans
Liverpool
Chrissy
Ae Bond
Kristiana Leeder
Spurge
Lord Street
George’s
Woodside
Joan
London-roué
C. J. Derbyshire
Bolton, &c
Boston
Hiram Simpson
Baker
Hiram
Hiram Stupton
Air
Richards
Harriet
Herriet
Pelly
Hiran
C. Reay
London
Mary
Mr. George
John Simpton
Galvensten Bar Texas
Hiras
Bagiouts
Beadle
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Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Madrid
Senate
Cabrera
Guadalajara
Muela de Chulilla
Chiva
Valencia
O’donnell
Galignani
Don Carlos
Perigueux
M. Romieu
Dordogne
Ferdinand VII
Valencay
Limoges
Princess de
Bayonne
Paul
Grenada
Marseilles
Coupat
Duchess de Beira
Don Carlos Z
Bordeaux
Baroniers
Espartero
Sebastian
Asturies
Don Sebastian
Duchess de
the Borodino
Turkey
Egypt
Alexandria
Carrioul
Constantinople
Capitan Pacia
Augsburg Gazette
Porte
Ambassadora
Mehemet Ali
United States, &c
New York Morning Herald
Mexico
Bustamente
Santa Ana
Thomas Andrade
Juan de Dios Camedo
Luis G. Cuevas
Xavier Echeverria
General Gaona
San Juan de Utloa
Vera Cruz
Coro
Gaona
Iowa
Missouri
Benemerito
Europe
Dilon
Ulloa
New Orleans
Madame Bataille
Chartres Street
Madame Lefebvre
Bishop Bowry
Nathaniel Bowen
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York Commercial Intelligencer
South
Charity Hospital
Upper Canada
Kingston
Coburg
Bethune
Henry Sherwood
Queen’s Counsel
George Arthur
Toronto
Quebec Gazette
L' Ami du People
Point Claire
Montreal
Sewell
West Indies
Skylark
Falmouth
West India Islands
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Jamaica
Mountaineer
Demerara
the Metropolis
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