Foreign dispatches report French and European tensions and troop movements
A long scroll of notes describes French cabinet talks on colonial duties and sugar interests, Allied and African possessions, and the Embers of hostility in Spain and Portugal. It notes Turkish frontier plans, Russian troop buildups, Swiss political stances on Napoleon’s citizenship, and disturbances in Sweden and Mesennia with military deployments and court actions.
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France
Havre
Chrbers
Presse
Council of Ministers
Council of Commercial Summons
Aes
Notters
Kalifa
Miliani
Abd-el-Kader
Tafaa
Hadrautes
Fawry
Kirchberg
Othe
Angouleme
Duke de Bordeaux
Mademoiselle de Rosny
Goritz
Latre
van Halen
Expartero
Don Carlos
Cortes
Ae Languvdoc
Ros d’Eroles
Arran
Venasque
Espartero
Ebro
Lodisa
Mirandas
Soria
Cure-Merino
Pampeluna
Navarre
Don Carlosso
Estella
Portugalette
Bayonne
Alaix
Amtagona
Arga
Puente de la Reyna
Ribera
Swith
Echevarria
Maroto
Dom Garros
Balmaceda
Switsterland
Grand Council of
Soleure
Louvis Napoleon
Thurgan
Bertie
Morsee
Grand Courieut
Francé
Switzerland
Russia
Kamieniets Podolski
Douhassares
Podolia
Bessarabia
Lieders
Ismail
Bendeny
Baron Rudiger
Kiév
Ackérman
Turkey
Kilianova
Lehner
Paskiewisch
St. Petersburgh
Grignon
Fyzenhausen and Davie
Count Marychkine
M. Bou Jatti
Sweden
Stockholm
Lunesune
Gottingen
M. Seidensticker
Engerling
M. Lanberger
House ‘of Correction
M. Kustensis
Braum
Braimhold
Pirie
Braushold
Baier
Messenia
Acta
Armens
Thetroriz
Corinth
Dna
Otho
Roumelia
Inquest at Woolpack Inn over Thomas Osborne death
An inquest in Chelmsford found Thomas Osborne's death a felo de se after the young man hanged himself with a cord from his aunt's outhouse. Emima Serjeant had earlier rejected him, and the body was buried at St. Giles churchyard.
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Chelmsford
Lovz
Souicips
Woolpack Inn
St. Botolph-street
Thomas Osborne
Ordnance Field
Emima Serjeant
Magdalen-street
Felo de Se
St. Giles’s
J. Russell
Viceregal Lodge
Phoenix Park
Kingstown Harbour
Edinburgh
George Heriot’s Hospital
Cowgate
Argyle
Montrose
Old City
Art Éfurance
Alingharie
Alexeander
Bucky
Exeter
Devon
Quatice
R. HE. Fripp
Tripp
Frith
Forth
James Kelly
Cantabay
North Berwick
Dunbar-bay
Cabtabay
Kelly
William Robison
Hall
Lincolnshire
Barton
Isle of Wight
Newport
Sons of All
Dail
Per Joseph Hume
Amon
Briscoe
Woolcombe
Smirke
Leicester
William Bodycoat
Sanvy-gate
Margate
Cinque Pott Arms
Norwich
Walter Roper
Duke's Palace
Norfolk
Johnson
St. Giles's
Sheffield
Levick
Wellington Street
Sherborne
O . ‘Tyiesday
Holwell
Great Lancashire Radicals Meeting Marches for Universal Suffrage
The South Lancashire gathering drew hundreds of thousands to Manchester Moor for a massive procession and speeches. Fielden and O Connor urged universal male suffrage, denounced property-based voting blocks, and urged reform in Parliament and the repeal of the Poor Law.
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Manchester
Smithfield
Kersall-moor
Manchester Union
Mesers
Nightingale
Richardson
Union
Banner
uBanner
Red Rose
England
Harp of Erin
Thistle
Scotland
Universal Suffrage Association
Labour
Forresters
Britannia
Neptune
Tiesto
Petersfield
Bation
Sibinbets
Thie Union
Henry Hunt
Friendly Society of Fustian-shearers
Clay
Arm
Boot and Shoemakers
Wigan
Birtwhistle
The
Northern Union
People’s Charter
Rochdale
James Taylor
Joseph Tart
Peterles
Green
Taylor
co _ Prestwich
Dickenson
Prestwich and Pilkington Union
Peterloo
Middleton Working Men’s Association
Middleton Wood
Seed
Fielden
Oldham
Brodie
Birmingham
Newcastle
Glasgow
Amforning Chronicle
Great Britain
Morning Chronicle
House of Commons
Ireland
London
Commons
Mr. Fielden
France
Attwood
Lord Melbourne
Lancashire
Theo
Working Men’s Association of London
Stephenson
Ashton
Yorkshire
Times
Mr. Oastler
Daily Press of
Oastler
Stevens
Feargus O’cosnor
South
South Lancashire
Feargus O’connor
Brighton
Duke of Cumberland
Mr. Stevenson
Exeter