07 Apr 1820
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 07, 1820
Page
1
Feinaigalian Institution offers general grammar, rhetoric, elocution, composition in verse and prose, French Italian Hebrew epigraphy and calendar use, Greek Latin geography, algebra arithmetic geometry, writing and viewing. Charges include one hundred guineas per annum for single pupils and eighty guineas for two or more brothers after the first.
The Dublin Journal reports from Glasgow and Leeds of renewed radical unrest. Weavers strike, factories close, and crowds gather in streets as troops patrol. Proclamations warn citizens to stay indoors while authorities pledge swift action to uphold the government. In Edinburgh, regiments move to Glasgow amid warnings of insurrection.
A Leeds to Huddersfield dispatch reports radicals arming villagers after a suspicious parcel from Birmingham carried a sword pistols bayonets and gun locks. A raid attempt near Parsley ends with deaths and injuries as magistrates deploy troops while arrests follow.
An across the Cadiz riot reports 400 killed and 500 wounded as troops opened fire during a March 10 gathering. The attack is blamed on General Faerie under a pretense of constitutional proclamation. Troops, led by General Pacvae, allegedly fired on civilians after brandy was used to fuel ferocity. O Donive’s forces sought Colonel Hizao, while allied detachments moved into his camp.
Reports from Cadiz narrate a spiral of treachery and violence as royalist factions clash with constitutional supporters. Key figures including O Donojou, Freyre, and O Dowasa appear amid uprisings in Cadiz, Seville, and Andalusia. The pro constitutional crowd and troops contend with looting, executions, and mass protests, while Madrid negotiations and court intrigue shape the political crisis.
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