Spain Regency Receives Martignac Portrait and Honor
Reports from Paris and Madrid recount that the regency of Spain honors M. de Martignac with the portrait of the king and the grand cross of the order of Charter II as he departs. Spain faces revolutionary strife. French troops advance on Cadiz while royalist victories and deserters reshape the conflict in Oviedo, Grenada, and Murcia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panta Docy
M. de Martignac
Spain
Charles
Cuiliz
Burgos
UA Teter
Gerona
Mina Igi
Molitor Wan
Montforta
Alicant
Elisa
Murcia
Hallasteros
Cain
Diego
Cortes
Isle de Leon
Cadiz
Trocadero
Valencia
Molitor
Grenada
Oviedo
Astu-rian
Morillo
Quiroga
Corunna
Salamanca
Mapu
Marquis de Talarn
Ile
Counc de Canillas
Ntroducteur Des Ambassadeurs
Chamber of Deputies
Duke d'Angouleme
Martignac
Prince Generalissimo
Duke de Pixtaxtano
Duke de Monteman
Jean
Sina
Antone Gomez Caruenon
Royal Palace
Dan Debats
Pauta
Jurgiu
Mo de Marfignac
M. de Fla- Vigny
Madrid
France
Dela Bretonniere
Brest
Neptune
Hamelin
Ministera
Lords Debate Tithes Bill Amends Exemption Clause
In the imperial parliament session Lords debated the tithes composition bill. A proposed exemption for Mreemasoie was discussed but the clause was negated without division, leaving the bill unchanged. The House adjourned after reporting the bill without amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finbay
Jere
Leryere
Mreemasoie
Barkot
French Papers Show Private Contracts For New Juan
Paris rumors circulate about Batuasteros disputing adopting Mlowitro example though uncorroborated. Madrid private letters hint at disasters for French army, but credibility is weak. Eforle prints two Royal Ordonances recalling M. de Mantianac and naming him minister. Cardiz dispatch notes quarrels between the district and Cortes, constitutional troops discouraged, and French besiegers receiving reinforcements with a Trocador battery in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilate
Thena
Union
Rothschild, Brothers, and Co
Paris
Batuasteros
Ion
Mlowitro
Madrid
M. de Mantianac
d’Angouleme
Orange Processions and Contested Parades Across Ireland
The article reports on Orange Lodges events on the 12th, noting processions in the North despite Dublin District Lodges and government wishes. Carrickfergus showed a parade. Belfont, Lisburn and others saw disturbances, and Armagh marked a fatal affray. It accuses some ministers of taking part and questions a reported Liverpool massacre. The Dublin faction urged conciliation. the North urged continued action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Dublin
Carrick
Fergus
Uey
Belfant
Lisburn
Armagh
Liverpool
Ireland
Gane
Orange Lodges
Ue North
Statement on Dublin Evening Mat paper exaggerated
Authorities deny the Dublin Evening Mat report as a detail of an incident involving Councillor Cameneta and the Burron. The document claims the piece is greatly exaggerated and without foundation in its core facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Evening Mat
P4arh
Sor Coun Cameneta
Burron
Market Notes and Tragic Incident Reported
The London Market continues tight with wheat prices steady, butter and flour costs rising slightly while Prime wheat ranges around 80s to 33a per barrel and oats at modest rates. A woman named Mary Dulgenan reportedly threw herself into the canal at Portobella on Mooray but was rescued by a vigilant neighbor near Beathieston in Church Street on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dulgenan
Portobella
Mooray
Byrelf
Beathieston
Lear
Cmurch-Street
London
Virginia
Paul
Miss Kelly
Revere
Cayenne
Lord Exmouth
Sir Edward Pellew
France
Edward
Cardinal d'Estree
Louis XIV
Patt
Catherine
Diderot
Fashionable Grand Dinner at Phoenix Park Reception
A Sunday event at the Vice-Regal Lodge Phoenix Park featured Lord Lieutenant and navy notables including Admiral Lord Colville and Captains King Malcolm Stewart. Health of the Lord Lieutenant is good and visits Woodstock planned. Braham benefit dinner details cited with notable performers and a large box office crowd. Also noted are arrivals, fines, and social notices including Royal figures, theatres, and marriage ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Park
Lord Colville
King
Malcolm
Stewart
Lord Allen
Gregory
Arene
Val
Colin Campbell
Shaw
Berkley
Guarda
de Roor
French
Ricketts
Lindsay
Rich
Godge
Mhernix Park
Woodstock
Braham
Abraham
M'Keon
Lee
Bedford
Phillips
Mies Davis
Dalilias
America
Hibernia Steam Packet
Kingston Harbour
Kristel
Lord Chitton
Fluitly
Suite
Loftus
Ifunt
Brice
Worthington
Cox
Byrne
Ball
Mra Broffey
Mra Simple
Misa Higgans
Corbally
Mesera Byrne
Kernan
Watson
Boulder
Bernard
O'Donnell
Henry
Brien
Barry O' Meara
Poleon Henaparte
St. Helena
Archdea
Con Ryan
Great Ginhe Inn
Bertin
Earl
Limerick
Mansfield Street
Sackville Street
aArmagh
Duke of Kent
Sidmouth
Alexandrina
Siarter
Royal Balxacer
Court Newae
Royal Gardens
Kensington
Kew
Hampton Court
Windsor
Ayton
Royal Gardiner
Wajesty
Valiowed
Webbe
Ed Rose
Bkaoryvette
Stevarisen
Atowood Phy
Teo
Lord
Maryborough
Vark
Dtrivtor
Wynn
Earl of
Scarborough
Uxbridge
Sir Counddaly Long
Earl Wil Countess Cowpee
Viscount Mellvalle
Countess Mathurst
Margie of
Hath
Wirwhan
Lord Granthan
Londonderry
Mead Mex Peel
Captaint Courcey
Sirib Gardiner
Lord Lowther
Mr Ait Yudy
Bechet
Cal O
Liverpool
Rumors of July 12th Violence in Ireland Stir Rivalry
Reports from Liverpool Dublin and Ulster recount a July 12 procession and clashes between Orange lodges and thrashers near Keady and Comber. Drums were used, wounds and deaths reported, and authorities, including the marquis of Donegall, prepared to quell any riot while urging restraint. Separate postings describe peaceful parades in Carrickfergus and Armagh amid continued party tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dubdlin
Liverpool
Dublin
Newry
Yraterday
Keady
Sturgan
Yue
Smith
Olge
Mr Smith
Orangemen
Orange Party
Magee
Kedy
Belfast
Orange Lodges
Linen Mall
Camber
Martiner
Gentanan
Comber
Helfast
Marquis of Donegall
Marc Wis PeTve
Donegall Place
Permet
Templepatrick
Straid
Carrickfergus
Armagh
Iyasian Adda
Hanslough
Dacre Hamilton
Key
M. Magee
Lisburn
Erie
Neepivaaiva
Severul
White Orange Association
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Imperial Parliament
Theatre Royal
Mr. Braham
Edgar Garland
Serangés
Himeetfi
Marmia
Mia M. Tree
Suman
Abe
Mozard
Mir Braham
de Paree
Phe Dublnt Voleryal
London Mail
Henry Howard
Surrey
Florence
Johannes Stradenag
Mutius Semvola
Curtius
Norfolk-house
Scudery
Christina
Sweden
Count de Gardie
Dan
Malone
Jackson
Killiney
Kevin-street
Ois
Morning Herald
Dean-street
Soho
L. M
Young's
Hosier
Stratch
Jeans
Hatter
Bridge-street
Westminster
Binvtis
Grenville-secer
Laighlin
Middleton
Westcat
Vie
Plivanan Haughton
Hayat Gruigue
Dear Carlow
Moatu
Awne'y Church
Griffith
George Siechardson
Wratton-street
Missy Araharty Hadden
Chatham
Tottenham, Bout
Adel Reginnett
Foot
Paience
Olin White
Cus- Hehill
Wexford
Thority
Delgany
Daniel M'Sweeny
Eng
Daughner
Ray
Birehill House
Ante
Panny Donald
A. M Benge
Hurdedyn House
Huantpehte
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