Report on censorship law sparks intense debate in Chamber
In the Chamber of Reputies M de Fagbleac read a report condemning the current pre publication censorship. It argues censorship is flawed and risks empowering ministers and stifling liberty. The chamber saw strong divisions as deputies prepared to register positions, with 41 in favor and 35 against.
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Chamber of Reputies
M. de Fagbleac
Ltill
Department of Jura
Paris
Brat Runney
Marequis
Londonderry
Gamal
Qavods
Dendiuderey
Etd
Tia
Cuipeuaten
Nineteenth Century Talks on Sardinia Abduction and Hapsburg Union
Vienna reports negotiations between the Court of Vienna and the new king of Sardinia Charles Felix, with St Petersburg consent, about abdication in favor of the Duke of Modena. The plan would unite Sardinia’s states with Hapsburg domains, favor Piedmont frontier control, and link the duchy with Austria, leaving Savoy and Perdida with Savoy. The Prince of Carignan and the Savoy heir may base their positions at Chambéry.
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Tetlery
Vienna
Santinia
Charles Velix
St Petersburgh
Kelix
Duke of
Modena
Sardinig
Perdida
House of Savoy
Carignan
Velix
Prince of
Savoy
Cambery
Fires and Navy News From The Mediterranean Coast
Intelligence from the Touian Islands reports several British warships arriving amid anxious Greek naval strength rumors. A devastating fire in Lisbon, June 10, destroyed the Palace of the Junta of Commerce and vast merchant property, amid suspicions of arson and inflammable materials found after the blaze.
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Jontan Islands
Sandwich
Mediterranean
Touian Islands
Lisbon
Franse
Junta of Commeres
Hee
Turko Greek conflict details from Smyrna 1821 letter
Extract from a Smyrna factory partner dated 17 May 1821 reports fighting near Jassy where Turks lost 1500 in killed and wounded. Letter describes Greek insurrection in the Crete and Archipelago actions, Turkish reprisals, coastal blockades, increased Greek and Turkish tensions, and cautious British naval protection as fears rise for Creeks and wider European involvement.
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Odessa
Othuli
Jassy
Ypsilanti
Cantacuzene
Smyrna
Tuckieh
Constantinople
Fola
Spenia
Ipeera
Morea
Greece
Auburb
Abbot
Imajesty
Caikar
Tahall
Russia
England
France
Ministers to reconvene in Florence and Vienna meetings
The Qeodidicure reports that ministers who recently gathered in Laybach will meet again in Florence next winter and that the sovereigns will confer in Vienna the following spring.
Disturbance in Tolado Spurs Political Unrest in Madrid
Report from Tolado describes a religious procession sparking a near collision that prompt military intervention and reveals broad opposition to the ruling system. The piece notes active democratic opposition in Madrid, speculation on royal moves, and the Duke of Funtado leading disbanded guards amid court intrigue and fears for the King's inviolability.
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Tolado
Madrid
Pst
Saulsalie Por Gons
Metso
Partizan
Prassitaf
Constitutional Party
Do Ada
Lar Bundana
Weontion
Merine
Dnfuntado
Dak
Garde de Corps
Ife
Thref
L'Hose
The Queen and Coronation Claims Debate Spreads in Cabinet
The article traces the Queen's bid to join the Coronation ceremony, noting April letter to Lord Liverpool and opposition from Ministers. It details counsel from Brougham, Denman, Wilde and Alderman Wood, plus Privy Council considerations and new memorials guiding the government’s stance.
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Earl of Liverpool
Brougham
Denman
House of Commons
Lord Liverpool
Ang Ofhe
Ler
Revolt Fear Spurs Madrid Club Silence After Threat Note
In Madrid Unico Hinvo prevailed and residents began arming themselves in large numbers but Civil and Military Authorities kept public unrest in check. A strong note from Madrid's Political Chief to the Club warned that any member speaking revolutions would face legal vengeance, and the warning appears to have calmed tensions.
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Unico Hinvo
Madrid
The Hibernian Journal Closes Its Print After Turbulent Run
The Hibernian Journal has terminated its mortal career on Wednesday. It faced chronic decline yet gained notoriety for open avowal of its agitation and attack on opposing views. The Dublin Chronicle and other violent faction publications are blamed for unrest, while readers in Ireland shift toward moderate, sensible discourse and the suppression of inflammatory journals.
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Association
Murray
Lord Powerscourt
James the Second
England
Guassef
Ireland
Dusfaes
Cal
Hibernian Journal
Aay
Elinadagal
Wlra
Ecclesiastical Intelligence in Dublin Cathedral Visitation
Yesterday the Archbishop of Dublin held the second annual visitation for the Dublin and Glandelagh dioceses at St Patrick's Cathedral. He praised the clergy’s conduct, with Rev Robert Wynne preaching the sermon and a dinner at Mons’ons hotel for over 150 attendees.}]
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Dublin Journal
Dublin
Glandelagh
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Robert Wynne
Tipperkevin
Lis Grace
Momson's
S O
Vic Rer Alecaider Bradford
Armagh
Thien
Collen
Dole Fester
Phas
Hebert
Winnie Fee
Chugh
THM RING Flia Mighty Wall stewp al Ue Load Linutenaue's iodew
Dense OCR fragment lists places and names across Gardiner Street Rutland Square and Denmark Street. Mentions Noblemen and Gontie with unclear action. No clear event or outcome. text largely unreadable.
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Linutenaue
Ireland
Dorset
Gardiner
Gardiner Place
Denmark Street
Rutland Square
Bart
Wheatoet
Westhocliad
College Grace
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NEW Congress
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Alderman Wood
Wilde
Lord Coke
Bation
Constitutional Association
Grand Jury
Middlesex
Hobhouse
Benbow
Strand
Scarlet
Noto
Drigvnd
Theca
Lisa
Lida
Dahal
Crvenitide
Hhoaby
Heery
Belvedere
Asaleee
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