The Wrecker's Daughter and Other Works Adorn London Listings
The notice lists speculative financial dealings by Samuel and Phillips Agents to the Imperial Brazilian Government and details on the London Reversionary Interest Society, with directors named. It also advertises theater programs The Wrecker's Daughter and other plays, as well as new novels and publications from Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, with pricing and publication details.
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A letter to the editor discusses the Spanish Carlist struggle, arguing Liberal unity blocks Don Carlos’s success. It asserts France and Britain oppose Carlist triumph, and that Isabella II remains favored. It notes Carlist plans lack coherent strategy, rely on enemy defection, and fear external recognition. The piece also covers British policy, Passages and San Sebastian, and related European news and incidents.
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Liberals Unite Against Don Carlos Amid Spain’s Turmoil
The text argues Liberals must unite to defend their families from exile massacre under Don Carlos. It dismisses a general amnesty as untrustworthy and a military government as untenable, suggesting foreign powers would not recognize it and predicting eventual Liberal victory despite siege of Bilbao and Gomez’s retreat.
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