Portuguese Restoration Celebrated In Oporto And Coimbra
Reports from Oporto and Coimbra describe a royal restoration in Portugal with public demonstrations of loyalty. King restores Queen to rights, proclaims Don Miguel commander in chief, and orders municipal honors as Lisbon prints decrees reinstating royal dignity and promising amnesty and union amid turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisaan
Jyne O
Clement Sitatous
Damienick
Don Miguel
Raya
Hirives Dore
Rocio
Rocio, &c
Don Mional
Cty
Lisbon
Queluz
Ramalhao
Ramalhoa
Haw
Hig
Oporto
Oper 16
Coimbra
Vhesr
Oporte
Camponator
Brera
Aveiro
Castello Branco
Lamego
Rivas
Wwe
Lisnox
Vince
Portugues
Ramalhac
Quelne
War
Mb. Basot
Falcon de Cestro
Conde de Paluiella
Department of Justice
Lina de Silva Berry
Lina da Castra
Santuem
Draette de Liste
Janey
Decrees and military appointments in Lisbon region
The article reports royal decrees restoring order after the May events, orders arming removal from the militia, and appointing infant Don Miguel to senior military posts. It notes health of the royal family, Brazil relations, and military actions in Catalonia with details on officers, staff, and guard movements. A press censorship measure and other decrees are described, plus dispatches from the Army of the Pyrenees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharrio da Cineria
Vortes
Tie Sd
Cortea
Lisbon
Palace of the Coates
M. de Oliveira
Gen. Stockar
Jung
St. Vincent de Belin
Estremadura
Seville
Revie
Madrid
Jungth
Royal Arsenal
Don Miguel
Europe
Count de Barbicena
Jose de Sousa Sampayo
Ramalhon
Queles
Brazil
Rio de Dangiro
Poria
Algavou
Aimurante
Hye Perwondwy
Anit
Adicrsyriel
Teast
Vianna
Luiz Do Rago Barrete
Luis Do Rego Barete
Robert Wilson
Madrid Regency Seizes Regime Critics and Plans Royal Flight
Reports from Madrid detail a decree forming a regency council and declaring members of the Cortes disloyal for supporting the king’s removal. Madrid garrisons intercept Portuguese correspondence while plans emerge to move the king to Cadiz. Letters from Marseilles note shell shipments and naval movements as Lyon is prepared for reinforcements to Catalonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Badajoz
Ciudad- Rodriga
Juerual Des
Marquis de San Adrian
Spain
Angouleme
Frumlin
Lyons
Rhone
Arrignon
Catalonia
Moncey
Marseilles
Grenade
M. Seeretein
Porte Vender
Mina marches at head of 2000 toward Lerida in Spain
The letter reports Mina leaving the sea on the 1th at four in the morning with about 2,200 men toward Lerida, reviewing a garrison of 800 veterans from Loretta and Majores and volunteers of Murcia led by Anton Brolex and 140 Miqueleta. It notes Paris sources on various movements and a French sortie at 81, Sebastian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beo
Mina
Loretta
Majores
Murcia
Anton Brolex
Miqueleta
Lisbon
Pepe
Merhera
Cortes
England
Janrequy
le Pastor
Deva
Descarga
Villareal
Bergara
Guipuroca
Madrid
Manuel
Cassimir Perrier
Constitutionaliata
Buitrago
Spain
Cadiz
Sebastian
Olonel Devana
Bayonne
Paris
Ward
W. A’court
Littl
Tolons
Vittoria
Remedy for bray salt sickness and agricultural notes
An 1823 Edinburgh broadside discusses remedies for bray salt sickness in sheep, detailing small salt feeds and pasture practices. It cites agricultural authorities, urges farmer communication of results, and notes prices and sourcing from Leith. Mentions George Street and J Gellally as a supplier, with a duty of six pence per bushel for agricultural use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Dunoon
Leahire
Coke
Norfolk
England
Teave
Barrick
Deacci
Bray
Parish of
Stead
Aleo
Liverpool
J. Gellally
Garras Company
Sn Leith
Annan wedding described as a cheap unlawful ceremony
A fragment from a Belfast paper recounts an Annan wedding practised by a civil magistrate with a mock ceremony and a small penalty, noting the rustic, improvised nature and the minister’s role. It also mentions a Belfast corporation meeting electing a sovereign for the next year and antiquities found near Lough Bog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annan
Gretos
Scotland
Annen
Nione
Corporation of Belfast
Fatin Agnaw
Hsq
Jsis
Loughbog
M'Dermoatt
Cutlermoney
Ballymoney
Autrun
Fragmented Dublin Journal notice about street corner ads
Fragment reads as a partial Dublin Journal notice from a street corner location listing advertisements and subscriptions. The legibility is limited with missing details but indicates activity around notices and public postings. No clear names, dates, or events are discernible beyond the publication context.
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Tishoun
Antiles
Marine Department
Toth
19Th Chassevers
Iallasteros
Akira
Otheers
Pamphile la Ceoxi
Manreidso
Ghee
Ntalowia
Badasteros
Valencia
Santes Ladron
Moura
Will
Cortusa
Cornepliana
Luere
Count Genemenie
Proma
Famir
Ralph AY
Colitel Gorrea
Cyowna
Aml Clune Munlowite de Parre
Catipites
Marshal Moncey
Gerang
Kth
Ballasteros
Meauinenga
fNegad
Statistical Account OF Scotland
Pais Taters
Marin
JRF
Melicar
Fallasteron
Arti
Thera Rhali
Neville
Oritieters
Idhon Solunteers
Sivitle
Aha
Aleme
Cadia
Myal
G. Beotang
George-street
Edinburgh
J, Hale
Laza
The
Dublin Journal
Fice
Kearx-streed
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