Liberation of Peru Declared in Global News
A London-bound Lion cutter report from Carthagena dated Jan 13 brings Lima dispatches confirming Sucre’s forces rout of the Spanish army at Guamanguilla on Dec 9. La Serna and Canterac are prisoners, Callao to the Liberating Army. 4,000 Panama expedition troops deemed sufficient for Peruvian independence.
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Lima
Cruz
Guamanguilla
la Serna
Canterac
Valdez
Sucre
Callao
America
Panama
Peru
Thomas DE Heres
Guamanguille
Carratela
Medina
Liberator
Guardo
Junin
Colombus
Europe
Press of
Republic OF Peru
Ministry OF War and Marine
Santa Cruz
Ard
Republic of Colombia
Republic
Colombia
T. DE Heres
South America
Spain
New World
C. Soublette
Colombia Hoists Victory News From Peru Across Isthmus
Republic of Colombia reports Lima dispatches confirming Santa Cruz victory and capitulations, with La Serna and Canterac captured. Expects no extra Colombian levies beyond a 4,000 man expedition. Colombogovernment to hold reinforcements for future decisions, while praising Peruvian success and South American unity. Also notes Mr. Canning’s gout and a marriage at Cholmondeley House between Lord Cholmondeley and Maria Arbuthnot.
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Cholmondeley House
Piccadilly
Lord HH. Cholmondeley
Marquis and Marchioneas of
Cholmondeley
Maria
Charles Arbuthnot
Court of Chancery hears Elephant and Castle Charity dispute
The Lord Chancellor reviews whether the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury act as visitors and would exercise visitor control. He deems current discussions irregular and will assess the charity’s broader impact, aiming to prevent costs from draining charity funds.
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Court OF Chancery
Elephant and Castle
Lonp
Canterbury
Newington
Death of Hon F Ashley Cooper at Eton in a fatal fight
Coroners inquest details the death of Hon F A Cooper after a two day boxing contest with Mr Wood at Eton Grounds. Brandy enfeebled the youth, years aged 14 and 17. Verdict: manslaughter for Wood and Leith. Leith named Alexander Wellesley Leith. Bail offered. felony not bailable.
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F. Ashley Cooper
Eton
F. A. Cooper
Mr. Wood
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl
Colonel Wood
Christopher Inn
Crarstey
A. Cooper
Knapp
Inn
Christopher Teasdale
Eton College
Lord Shaftesbury
Wood
Col. Wood
Carter
Randy
Leith
Ottery
O'Reilly
Windsor
Dorothy Large
Knap
Moss
Oaks
Mr. Leith
Alexander Wellesley Leith
Mrr. Leith
Alex. Wellesley Leith
Private Bills and Water Works Bills Dominate Lords Session
The House of Lords resumes with petitions on the London Water Works Bill and the South London Docks Bill. Neighboring debates focus on new water company competition, Bramber writ, Huntingdon election verdict, and county courts. A tense Persecution by a Priest case from Kerry is raised, while call of the house and discipline topics spark further exchanges.
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House OF Commons
Manon
Ondon Water-Works Company
T. Wilson
London Water-works Company
St. John
Hackney
Middlesex
Calthorpe
Borough of
Bramber
Wm. Wilberforce
South London Docks
London Water-Works
Byng
St. George's
St. Mary, Whitechapel
St. Leonard Shoreditch
St. Mary,alington
Alderman Wood
East London Water-works Company
Huntingdon
Phillimore
J. Stuart, Esq
Wells
NEW Water Company
F. Buxton
London Water Works
W. Williams
Td Wincassd Iia
Fremantle
Hazell
Alderman C. Smith
Curteis
Cscs
Brougham
H. Clive
Oakingham
Lord Stockford
of Buccleugh
L. Foster
Dundalk
Hobhouse
Kerry
Catholic Association
Power
Waterford
Brownlow
Collins
Hiennerville
John Collins
Hibernian School Company
Hibernian
Father Egan
Ireland
Frankland Lewis
Armagh
F. Lewis
Qoreland
Lewis
Knight of
Beaumaris
Wat Posieven
Frehan
Memver
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Carthagena
Isthmus
Qarthagena
ST. Magdelana
Canning
LAW Report
Imperial Parliament
House of Lords
Muleey