Deverfux Expedition and Irish Public Debate 1880
A letter to the editor discusses General D Evereux’s Venezuelan expedition, the Margarita mission, and calls for a formal inquiry and compensation for volunteers. It praises Bolivar, reflects Irish sympathy for South American liberty, and urges a committee to investigate costs, accountability, and remedies for those who supported the venture.
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Devereux
Rentsnen
Venesnetir
Ronatifured
Garner Devereux
London
Angostera
Gan
Devernix
Daniel Cowmell
Dublin Journal Letter on Margaritta Expedition
A Dublin Journal excerpt contains a letter defending Mr D Evangux and criticizing Mr O Connelle for the Margaritta expedition. It argues the project failed due to misjudgment and ignorance while noting accusations against collaborators and the need for an investigation. Also reports East Indies dispatches praising British forces in India and possible redeployments of the Sith Regiment and the 24th Dragoons. The piece casts doubt on reports about D Evangux and asserts Marquis of Hastings remains under British law.
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England
Auicles
Hastings
Attacks on Election Law Stir French Chamber Debates
Reports show petitions against the Electies law numbering 19 000 voices. Deputies clash over petitions and feudal remnants as M Pasquier defends the bill and ministerial orders, with adjournment to Saturday and rumors of prorogation denied. Preparations begin for a state funeral at Notre Dame for Louis XVI’s son.
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Panta Pareas
Luesday
Chamber of Deputies
M. M. Pasquiga
Purtal
Rov
Ministeriat
Fema
Committee of Petitions
M. Roy
Messieurs Dupont, Caavvenin
Corgpane
Petitlumeri
M. Pasquier
Farsign Afteire
Jose Pest
Nutra
Dane
Louis
Assassination Attempt on Ghent Editor Sparks Attack
In Ghent, four men attacked the Editor of Le Veridique as he returned home, inflicting multiple wounds including a head wound. His cries drew bystanders who came to his aid, likely saving his life amid political animosity.
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le Veridique
Ghent
Italian authorities arrest Carbonari network across states
Italy reports arrests of several Carbonari sect members detected in political correspondence across Italian States. News from Vienna claims Duchess of Parma and former Empress Maria Louisa is seriously ill.
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Totelligénce
Italy
Carbonari
Vienna
Parma
Maria Louisa
Advises from Madrid to Cadiz threaten Cadiz trading
Spals advises from Madrid to Cadiz warn that Penni NAN continues his plan to ruin Cadiz trade. He has issued an order requiring British vessels arriving in Spain to quarantine. Meanwhile no pestilential diseases are present at this time.
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Madrid
Cadiz
Penni. Nan
Spain
Denmark considers import duty on corn amid low prices
In Denmark a prohibitory duty on foreign corn imports is being contemplated due to depressed grain prices. In Copenhagen several Germans have been arrested for alleged involvement in late anti Jewish outrages and related political intrigues.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Royalist Army in the Caracas area doubtful reports fade
The latest letters from the Caribbean give no confirmation of the Royalist army's unfavourable state or Mogillo's plan to reach Havana by November. Some ships reached the West Indies coast, including Trinidad, but no decisive news on Royalist or Patriot operations has emerged. Reports from London agents and Moninlona in San Carus remain unverified, with Bolivar's forces at Maturin noted.
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New York
Euch
Carqccas
Mogillo
Havannah
London
Trinidad
Londos
MoninLona
San Carus
Bolivar
Maturin
London Stock Market Slump After Jewish Traders Sell
London Tuesday night reports a large sale by Jewish traders causing a surge in Consols and Fury, with Consols peaking near 69½ but quickly falling to 64 as jobbers’ actions push prices down. The note mentions money markets and stock exchange activity amid February figures and Navy accounts.
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London
Navy
German concerns and Congress notes from Vienna and Berlin
Intelligence from Saxony reports tighter press restrictions while reports from Vienna discuss Habsburg and Prussian royal ambitions. The Congress deliberates Metternich’s competence report as Prussian army reforms unfold in Berlin with Boyen’s resignation and Haack’s appointment amid cost-saving plans.
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Congress
Jen
Prince Metternich
Frankfort
Napoleon memoirs book sparks global literary fever
A mutilated copy of The Ninth Book of Napoleon's Memories has stirred intense interest in Paris and beyond. The publication, praised for laconic Preface and grave themes, sold 2000 copies in one day before police seized the remainder. An English edition from St Helena is planned in London.
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Mavkind
Julive
Cesar
Literaure
Paris
Suracon
Go Muana
France
Rome
Caune
Carthage
Zama
St. Helena
Dr. O*meana
London
The Late Countess Talbot Funeral and Appointment
The funeral rites for the late Countess Talbot were held Saturday at Logestrie la Stalfordathre, with private burial in the family cemetery of the Ptystrious House of Talbot. Attendees included Lord Lieutenant, Lady Frances Talbot, Mr Lawhers and his sister, and several children wept at the tomb. The service was conducted by the Hon. and Rev. Mr Calbot, whose feelings overwhelmed him. The report notes deep grief and a sense of resignation among relatives. It also notes an appointment: Matthew Gough, Rector of Gow’s-bridge, Kilkenny, has been appointed Dowg of Davey Arvaatla.
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Countess Talbot
Logestrie
la Stalfordathre
Talbot
Frances Talbot
Lawhers
Calbot
Wbsu
Osiice
Matthe Ter
Me Gough
Gow's-bridge
Kilkenny
Davey Arvaatla
Woollen manufacture boosts Ireland's silk trade prospects
In Wednesday's issue, Trish Manufactures highlights a new woolen branch in Linenhall Street by Meyers and Co. that spins English yarn for local cloths, promising job creation and economic self sufficiency. The piece argues home processing from fleece to finished fabric benefits Ireland, urges support for local industry, and notes an exhibition at the Rotunda to showcase this venture.
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England
Frith Wo
Ailk
Ireland
Messrs. Goyce and Co
Messrs
Drs Society
Weather Drenched Roads Disrupt Mail Service Across Counties
Tuesday night brought extreme severity with storms and heavy snow delaying coaches and halting inland mails. The Cork, Waterford, and Limerick routes struggled through, with several vessels wrecked and crews lost at sea while Belfast Mail and other coaches finally reached destinations after midnight.
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Limerick
Waterford
Oelook
Liverpol
Eschrick
Wexford
Cork
Ter
Gerry
Hallspastune
Belfast
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