Conspiracy Suppressed in Mexico City August Crisis
Dispatches report a plotted capital takeover aiming to seize the vice regal authority. Francisco Venegas proclaims swift arrests and harsher punishment, praising troops and citizens for upholding order and loyalty to the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junta of Public Safety
Signea
Francisco Venegas
Manuel Varesquez de Leon
Mexico
Roy
Tribuna
Ferdit
VII
VicerRoy
Aug
Joaquin Colla
Venegas
Don Joaquin Colla
Mexica
Council of Regency
Roy Venegas
Charles
Dalrymple Conjugal Rights Case Heard in London Court
In the Consistory Court at Doctor’s Commons London the suit by Mrs. Dalrymple formerly Miss Gordon seeks restitution of conjugal rights against Captain John William Henry Dalrymple. The case centers on Scots law recognizing three marriage modes and concludes the marriage was valid under English and Scottish doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
John William
Henry Dalrymple
Johanna Gordon
Dairrymple
Scotland
Miss Gordon
England
Portsmouth
of &Z
Rupert George
Hawkins
Brighton
Dalrymple
Malta
Mr. Hawkins
Capt. D
Miss Manners
Duchess of St. Albany
Capt
William Scott
Europe
Trent
George II
Dispatches to the city deliver satisfaction to the people
Dispatches reach the city of Mexico stating that the authorities have fulfilled a promise. The public receives assurances tied to the mentioned hegasy and the expected delivery to the above named area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
A Irish Critique of Empire and Irish History
The piece laments economic disparity between Dublin and London noting gentry hunger while abroad. It condemns Cromwellian memory and misrule, claims Corsican and English intrigues shape Ireland, and praises Redmond O’Hanlon as a misguided but indignant figure vowing vengeance against oppressive powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dublin
Ireland
France
Birmingham
Descedants
Conde
England
Desmond
Redmond O'Hanlon
Armagh
Redmond O’hanlon
Redmond
Heaven
Hell
Kerry Meeting in County Kerry Defies Dispersion Attempt
Catholics gathered in Tralee at the New Chapel under Dom inick Rice amid a protest from Chief Constable John Weeks who claimed no warrant or oath information to disperse the lawful assembly. The chairman affirmed the meeting's legal purpose and refused to disperse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry
Tralee
New Chaple
Dominick Rice
Eeq
O’connell
John Weeks
Barony
Hayter Publishes Neapolitan Manuscripts from Herculaneum
A report by Percy Hayter on the Herculaneum manuscripts, funded by Parliament and presented to the Prince Regent, announces a public sale. The volume includes ninety four manuscript facsimiles Greek and Latin, engravings of the Papyrus Plant, and a portrait, with notes on items removed to Palermo and losses due to Napoleonic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayter
Naples
Prince of Wales
Herculaneum
Europe
Wales
England
University of Oxford
Richard Philips
Lord Grenville
Oxford
Palermo
Turbulent chapel scene unsettles Protestants and magistrates
An account describes a crowd in a chapel where Weeks was escorted out amid confusion and merriment. Protestant magistrates and gentlemen attended to guard the meeting, seeking to prevent any illegal outrage, while broad cooperation among sects marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torur
Throu
Nistrame
Sidica
Dab. Ev. Post
British Seaside Siege Critique Provokes Public Outrage
In a London paper General Sarrazin denounces British siege tactics at Badajoz. He laments not being used as aide de camp, claims prior engineering feats, and questions Wellington’s judgment, provoking strong British rebuttal and warnings against relying on his opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rauschner
M*cor
J.ikenesses
Sarrazin
Badajoz
Ford Wellingto
Charleson
Maastricht
Mentzy
Luxemburg
Lord Wellington
France
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Lesure
Falbé& Winter School
J. Garvin
C. $. Buckle
Cloathing Store
Berlin
C. S. Buckle
Oober
Davin Butt
A.caurisup & Co
A. Camfield
Foreign Intelligence
Havana
Postscript
San Jan de Ulua
Vera Cruz
Dalrymple Vs
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