A Spanish Civil War Dispatch From Buenos Ayres
A lengthy report covers Major Miller's assault on Fort Aguada del Ingles, capturing vessels and fortifications, with 150 infantry in support. It notes 5 killed, 14 wounded, and prisoners taken, and includes a Proclamation by Mexia and broader South American independence context. Spain's internal crisis, Cortes proceedings, finances, and Franco-Spanish trade tensions are summarized, with warnings about D Evereux and reflections on Spain's political transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochrane
Lord Fennant
Fort Corral
Ambumb
Irv
Miller
Marine Artillerista
D. Wen
Prescana
Breve PD
Dionisie
Ander T
D. Francisco
Chill
Jeve Maris Vincente
Agnada Des Ingles
Chocoromayo
Carrol
Jared
Ca Tabin
Jordan Io
Joan Orge Beauchep
Major Miller
River Plate
Buenos Ayres
Saratea
Order of Things
Mexia
Sarazen
Adefonso Mexia
Banda
Porceweis
South America
Fale
D'Evereux
United States
Co. Wenford
Treland
Spain
Madrid
Paris
Ortolozzo
Seville
Centinal
Royal Guard
Chaperon
Cortes
Santiago
Patriotic Society
Cuidad Rodrigo
Jaen
Andalusia
O'Donoughue
Diario
Minister of Grace and Justice
Speen Coon
Count de Toreno
England
Ultra Marine
Forrigo
Don Francisco de Paula
Gipp
August Broshar
Senor Mazarino
Rua
Herraris
Justice
Danza Arguelles
Gogland
Gibraltar
Portugal &E
Fernmcal
Portugal
Vansilart
France
Maritime arrivals and trade notes from a Dublin era column
Monday and yesterday saw several steam packets arrive with passengers from Holyhead and Liverpool. The period notes exhibitions in Lower Abbey Street, government replies on port privileges for Carrick on Suir, market shifts in cattle and grain prices, and a long despatch on East India and China trade totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Liverpool
L’estrange
Greene
Judge
Larrah Castle
North Pole
Messrs. Marshall
Krozen
Lower
Abbey Street
Aloes
Bagwell
Carrick On
Suir
Currick
Agen
Bayrwell
East Indies
China
ISIS
ISO
PSTS
PSNI
INEM
Prata
Chita Diaporta
PSO
Neat Weitaio
Alleeman Arther
Bachestown
Fudd
Gowatda Ul Tiuo Dulides
State of the crop and its effect on labor and money
The article argues Ireland’s abundant corn will not lift the poor without proportional demand. It notes money circulation is tied to actual consumption, and prices fall with crop abundance. It proposes exporting via whiskey as a way to absorb surplus and improve employment and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doned
Ireland
England
Lord Duncannon
Wakefield
Treceive
Pam
Panular Clamanr
House of Lordy
Uiis
Notable Uses of Pains and Penalties in Early British History
Fragmentary 17th century notes recount historic uses of bills of pains and penalties against royal figures and nobles, citing Queen consorts, Anne Boleyn era events, and a later case against Sir John Tenwick. The narrative shifts to contemporary royal visits, court figures, and church events, including Duke of Clarence residence at Dooleyhill and planned ceremonies in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Edward the Second
Anne Coloyne
Henry the Eighth
William the Third
John Tenwick
Wittess
London
the Duke of Clarence
Dooleyhill
Rochester
Arkiralty-house
John Gore
Maidstone
Henry Cakler
Robert Barlow
Marine Gand
Rivhinn
House of Lords
Courier
Hall
St. Mary Je Bone
Cheapside
Arch
Canterbury
Bench
Keys
Cantralpe
Bristol
Edfihard
Morning Chronicle
Lord Cary Bery
Don
Binisimere
Earldanke Soden
Anaruele Com Veeneu
Iast
Veheran
Petersburgh
Vheradom
Guilot
Doktin
Grace Especial
Cooper
Ayer
London Mail reports troop cordon and Queen's inquiry
The London Mail cites a troop cordon around London pending the Queen's investigation. It notes possible publication restrictions on evidence, may bar note taking, and mentions a prominent Barrister to obtain testimony from Italian sites. Reports also mention revolts in Genoa Bologna and Ferrara with possible papal state changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
London Mail
Gia
Italy
Englan
France
Genoa
Bologna
Ferrara
Papal States
Etalys
Lloyd's
Havre
French Porte
Europe
Venselsp
New York
Spioues
Flanders
Brusedls
Austrian Army Marches Upon Naples Amid Continental Tensions
Reports from Paris dated July 27 note a large Austrian force of about 40,000 men advancing toward Naples, with private letters confirming a substantial Austrian march into Italian states under Austrian rule. The London dispatches recount reactions to the Queen’s address and ongoing political turmoil, including scrutiny of the Crown and divine leadership, amid church and conference news and regional governance shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Napiea
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Sal Don K
Bubjeeta
Republic
Ajor
Seder Libertacar
Margaritta
Dinastéra
Rio de la Hache
Revolutionary Party
Mr. Talbot
Col. Pelly
Niort
Naples
Cloyre
Royal Irish Academy
Dublin Society
Nerthamptonshire
Earl of Westmorland
den Toned
Dogtor Pawlee
Ossory
Nadie
Presser
Cork
Deainal Clagher
Bapwell
Thomas Buber
Cloyne
John O'lbourke
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