Westminster electors hear Lamb and Hobhouse clash
Debates at the Westminster hustings feature Mr Lamb defending reform and parliamentary independence against Mr Hobhouse, while Major Cartwright and supporters face criticism. The meeting critiques taxation, political influence, and the term Whig label, with a poll set for Saturday.
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Major Cartwright
Westminster
England
Palace
Cart- Wright
House of Commons
Major
Mr. Hobhouse
Isvane
Mobhouse
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Triump
Hobhouse
St. John
Hoswouse
Evans
Lamb
R. Lamb
Bart
F. Burdett
Habhouse
Mr. Lamb
Fox
S. Romilly
Baiuirs
Hosmouse
Lams
Lord Duncannon
Ambton
Boyce Coux
Itur
Vr. Joa
Gare Jonge
Faunday
Levee Planned at Dublin Castle on February Saturday
Dublin Castle announces an IRS levee to be held on the Saturday of February at four o clock. Local officials urge attendance for tax assistance and public service questions.
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Dublin Castle
IRS
St Patrick's Ball At Dublin Castle Draws Rooms And Supper
Clamberlain's Office at Dublin Castle announces a drawing room on March 4 and another on March 11. A ball and supper will precede it on St Patrick's Eve with attendees asked to wear period dress and to present name and residence at the door.
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Clamberlain
Dublin Castle
Jan
Mbve
St. Latrick
Irelend
Letter to a censor reader promises information at office
TA CORRESPONDENTS respond to a censant reader by offering to communicate the needed information in person at their office, inviting him to call for details.
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Foaay
Controversy Over Arbuthnot and Ambrister Court Martial
The Dublin Journal reports the U.S. House Committee on Military Affairs finding no legal basis for the Arbuthnot and Ambrister trial and execution. It condemns the use of military court justice and calls for disapproval of the proceedings, noting the executive sheltering of Jackson amid international tensions and domestic press opposition. NEW YORK commentary echoes approval of the committee and urges adherence to constitutional law.
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House of Representatives
Arbuthnot
Ambrister
Jackson
United States
Union
Fort St. Marks
Robert Bulter
A. Arbuthnot
Aubrister
St. Mark's
Georgia
Glascock
U.S
Apothge
High Seas
Fant la Fayette
America
Spaby
Arbutanot
R. CG
Tia
Aulton
Armbrister
Hamly
Macomb
Hidtian
Coim
Cosulina
Alexander Achuthout
Robert C. Aubrister
New York
National Intelligencer
Committee On Military Affairs
Maritimes
Congressional
New York Daily Advertiser
Congress of the Union
J.C. Calhoun
Congress
Treasury Department
Great Britain
France
United States Bank
Sweden
Navy Board
Naval Committee
Resolution and Cabinet Differences Over War Actions
The House resolves a Secretary of War report on Governor Georgia and General Jackson and col Wright. Senate urges a committee to tighten slave importation laws. Washington dispatches show cabinet splits on General Jackson during the Seminole War. The President and secretaries favor him while War and Treasury oppose. New Orleans reports U S troops prepared to hand Florida forts to Spanish forces. Indians wait for Spaniards rather than surrender.
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House
Secretary of War
Georgia
Jackson
Wright
Senate
United States
Washington
Treasury
New Orleans
Floridas
Havaonah
Patriots Gain Naval Advantage in South American Campaign
A London to Jamaica dispatch reports Mazeroni’s 20 man force bound for New Granada and portrays Bolivar era activity. It notes battles near Caracas and Angostura, Paez fighting Spaniards at Ve rina, and impending marches toward Camaua. News confirms San Martin frigate seized Talcahuano, Lima’s fall anticipated, and Patriots buoyed by naval gains with Yarmouth and Dickson's copies circulating.
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London
Bolivar
Mazeroni
Aid-de-Cano
Movkau
New Granada
Mazeront
Bonaparte
Jamaica
Maria
Angostura
Cones
Gulivar
Venezuela
Margareta
Guyanna
Congress
Cumana
Paez
Verina
Camaua
Morillo
Carraccas
Tran
Brussels
Cadiz
Lima
Buenos Ayres
San Martin
Crowderland
Lantaro
Talcahuano
Mari Isabel
Royalista
Talcalinano
Trinidada
Palcahuano
Tme
Chili
Farr iv
Chilis
Dickson
Lord Cochrane Sails to Command Chile Fleet
Reported arrival in the West Indies turns out unfounded and likely a Patriots ploy. Intelligence says Lord Cochrane heads to the opposite coast to command the Chile Fleet. Patriots’ naval armament on the South West Coast already surpasses Spain, promising decisive advantage and a fallen Ferdinand on the Continent.
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West Indies
Ferdinand
South America
Valencia Conspiracy Suppressed by General Elio
From Valencia a detailed private letter recounts a June plot to assassinate General Elio. Conspirators met in a coffee house but were betrayed by a serjeant who alerted Elio, who led a swift assault with his guards. Vidal was wounded, and twelve others were executed or sent to Madrid, with Vidal publicly hanged after a formal degradation.
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Madrid
Valencia
Ietn
Lafatitry
Waltat
Capa Aue
Bin
Elia
Sullien
Bern
Elio
Prion
Cen
Coatdert
Vidal
Sola
Conries
Ning
Kingdom of
Aglin
Tim
Ferdinand
Stim
Chacel
Erele
Spain
Jem
Bestartesdl
Jamas
Huberto
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