Paris News Echoes Amid Spanish Turmoil and Court Moves
Friday December reports from Madrid and Cadiz describe ongoing intrigue among French and Spanish factions, with Guitlemixot and Victor rivals debating ambassadors while King Ferdinand issues decrees to trim public salaries and disband troops. Amid Cadiz unrest and Cuba independence, Spanish battalions rally for the constitution, protests flare in Soria and Avila, and police ban political talk while Madrid prepares for a rumored amnesty on the queen’s birthday.
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Pozzo di Borgo
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L’empecinado
Stia
Nail
Galicia
Don Victor Saez
Toledo
Murder near Quendon shocks Essex in 19th century death
A Globe and Traveller letter reports a brutal murder on Monday night near Quendon Essex. Mr Mumford junior of Whittington Hall was attacked after leaving the Walden coach near Quendon street. He was beaten, left for dead, and later found with the body near Clay Pit. The suspected killer is a son of one of Mumford’s workmen and was arrested with the victim’s property on him.
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Walden
Essex
Mumford
Whittington Hall
Whittington-hall
London
Market toys track slight dip then recovery in bonds
On Tuesday morning consols showed a small dip but recovered and closed at 6534. Spanish Bonds stayed dull with the last transaction noted at 265.
Royal Soveign voyage and Dublin stage line up
The Earls of Gosford and Caledon and Sir Joseph Hore sail from Howth aboard the Royal Sovereign Steam Packet for England. A new Comic Extravaganza Johnny Gilpen opens at Theatre Royal on Monday. Performers Richard Jones Munden Sinclair Kittle Clara Fisher and Madame Catalani slated for Dublin season. Kean debuts at Drury Lane in Richard III to favorable reception. Also notes marriages and obituaries including Major Langley and Lt Col Francis Moore Miller. a century-old widow with new teeth.
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Howth
England
Johnny Gilpen
Theatre Royal
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Richard Jones
Munden
Sinclair
Kittle
Clara Fisher
Madame Catalani
Dublin
Kean
Drury Lane Theatre
Richard JZ
Hackney
London
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Merrion-square
S. M. Hobson
Brutus Castle
Co. Tipperary
Major Langley
Castledown Delvin
Edward Batty
Mary Anne
Robert (Aulfield
Royal Navy
Feaster-place
Murray
Richard
Denis O'Brien
Fermoy
Robt. Mahony
Co. Cork
John Bolton
7Th Regiment of Foot
Kana
John Williams
Klingrove
Southwea
Hanta
James Lobdell
Athenry
Galway
Iarriet Emilia
Wm. Flemyng
Baggot-street
Prussia Street
Justin Vope Stephens
Abbey Street
John Flenry Sherrard
Robert Sherrard
Ballymoney
Ballymoney, County of Antrim. In Molenworth Street, William D. Rooke
Carr
Drumbo
Smith
Ghatzeepore
East Indies
Francis Moore Miller
Peruvian upheaval shifts Independence odds and royalist retreat
Letters from Lima dated August speak of a pro Independence turn in Upper Peru as Royalist forces withdraw. Santa Cruz and Miller may join near Arequipa, threatening Canterac. Lima's evacuation prompts power jockeying in Truxillo between Torre Tagle and Argu err a, while Sacre directs campaigns to expel Spanish rule. Royalist violence against merchants and church plate leaves losses over a million dollars. English interests seek assurances before investment.
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Chiles
Cienerals Miller
Sacre
Santa Cru
Aregappa
Upper Peru
Peruvian Congress
Truxillo
Rova Agnorra
Torre Tingle
Rova Arguerra
South America
General Canterne
Robinson
Jama
England
Pera
Lincoln County election ends after ten days polling
The Lincoln county election closed with Sir William Ingilby tallying 3816 votes to Sir John Thorald’s 1578, majority 2241. General Mina stayed in Plymouth then Stonehouse, attended a theatre benefit for Mr Tlarvey with Sir John Cameron, cheered by crowds, and planned nine weeks in Stonehouse awaiting his Lisbon-bound lady. Miss Stephens performed at Drury Lane Saturday night.
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John Cameron
K.C.B
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Virginia
Highland Reef
Durnford Street
Stonehouse
Lisbon
Ming
Roys
Britannia
Hamoaze
Prisoners in Hertford Gaol Await Trial
In Hertford gaol Tharieli unt Probert remain in the same cells as before Friday’s court appearance. Guards enforce strict separation with three officers per cell by night though prisoners mingle by day. Visitors are scarce, spirits dampen, and await early next month to learn fate. Thurtell contends a postponed trial favors his defense while Hunt’s mood sinks. Probert stays gloomy denying any party to their safety. Mrs Probert remains at large. interviews with her are blocked by magistrates. Rev. Lloyd continues vigilant oversight as the gaol holds firm until trial.
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Tharieli
Unt
Probert
Hidey
Thurtell
Hunt
Sircugst
Wilson
Lloyd
Trade prospects and canal talk from Niagara Falls in 1823 letter
An 1823 Niagara Falls letter discusses thriving commerce with low prices on sugar tea and metals, rising visitors and hotels, and plans for a canal from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario. It notes Governor Maitland buying land nearby, strong local agriculture, and a festive postwar Canada growth mood. The fragment also mentions English and European political updates and a Moorfields statue project pending council action.
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Duke of
Pozzo di Borga
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Monuent
Moorfields
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Rafael de Rien
Mora
Chevn
Indictment in Old Bailey for Malicious Maiming Trial
The Old Bailey reports a capital indictment against Margaret Stanton for maliciously maiming her husband Richard Stanton. The trial features vivid testimony, sobbing, juristic summations, and a dramatic exchange between the couple amid questions of guilt. No verdict noted in the excerpt.
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Richard Stanton
Justice Bayls
Ari
Whitmore
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