Lisbon upheaval and royalist push across Spain and Portugal
A Moniteur dispatch reports the abolition of the constitution at Lisbon on the 1st of June and royalist advances across Spain. It notes the Duke of Angoulême’s reply to Spanish loyalists, shifting loyalties in Seville, and military movements from Talavera, Bourmont, and Bordesoult. Dispatches claim Mina in the Cerdagne and preparations near Barcelona as forces maneuver to influence Madrid and Barcelona.
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Moniteur
Beth
Parwwatire
Lopex-Tanos
Lisbon
Madrid
Count de Amaraite
Partarral
Duke of Anganteane
Gil
Louis Antoine
Pyrenees
Puerto Lapiche
Manzanares
Sierra Morena
Schalego
la Mancha
Pena Veros
Seville
Cortes
Cadiz
Puerto Santa Maria
Badajoz
Count de Bourmont
Talavera de la Reina
Sth
Tagua
Merino
Placentia
Treleghmarhtic
Yanis
Bardesoult
Farsen Foros
Paar
Ferg
Rat
Private Correspondence from Manein June 2 "Quiet" Madrid Amid Vacancies
Manein reports calm government activity as vacancies are filled and preparations proceed. Spaniards show little reaction to capitulation as private letters hint at cautious optimism. Corpus Christi procession dull. San Ferdinand’s day military review impressed crowds. new government offices occupy the former inquisitorial building while plans for further amusements unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manein
Fretinus
Seville
Cortes
San Berdinand
Duke d'Angoulene
Prado
Machu
Delicias
Aguared
Meeting on reciprocity of duties bill at London tavern
Merchants and others met at the City of London tavern on Monday to consider a bill called the reciprocity of duties. Mr Lyall chaired as revolutions moved by Mr Powles and a petition against the measure was proposed. Mr John Hall argued against the resolutions and petition, asserting the measure would benefit London shipping. The petition was carried by a large majority and is expected to be prevented at an early day in parliament.
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City of London
Munday
Lyall
Powles
John Hall
London
House OF Lots
Monpay
Earl of Liverroor
Ennesnonaves
Trip
Earl of Dassity
Middases
Surrey
Lisearen
Ireland
Ghasu
Marquis of Laxxpawy
Marquis of Lansdown
Lord Donoughmore
Goornens
Dawson
Carnat
S. Rice
Goorpnan
A Brurs
Govtorrn
Fitso
Tie
Woortevent
Calekarr
Hanky
Wflla
Friend
Efe
Wea
Ellis
Abercromay
Johnny
Mr Peel
University of Oxford
Cannone
Clerteyman
House of Commons
W. Firzcenato
Euaincros
Hany
Ricaxvo
Wynne
Buogoon
Colonel Banny
Ventry
Gutieies
Heer Acre
Gotten
Daly
Irish tithe composition bill debate in the Lords and Commons
Long parliamentary session coverage notes motions for committees on the Irish tithe composition bill, opposition to compulsory clauses, amendments on land valuation and agistment tithe, and concerns over spoliation and clergy claims. The House of Commons divides on amendments, committees are formed, and progress is reported with a Wednesday reassembly planned.
Catholic Association Protest Over Public Processions In Ireland
An adjourned Catholic Association meeting led by Mir Lawless discusses appointing a committee to petition the Lord Lieutenant to intervene and curb planned political processions on St Patrick's Day. The debate cites Maynooth violence and Orange displays as dangers to peace, with various members arguing for or against immediate government measures.
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Lawless
Livutenant
Ireland
Maydena
Dublin
Conoly
Choitine
O'Consean
Spooning
Marquis Wellesley
Studie
O'Connell
Tipperary
Youghal
Howias
Eiskas
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Paris
Count Guri
Marshal Moncey Totaf
Harcelona
Matura
Capucius
Mina
Cerdagne
Vich
d’Erdles
St. Priest
Berga
Vence
Mataro
Curial
Argentina
la Rosa
Col
Curdeden
Manresa
Barcelona
Duke of
Cadia
Beyra
Cty
Souza
Don Michael
Nathins
Cortea Laa
Thor Michael
Reeville
Tiis
Count de Amarante
S de Silveira
Portugal
Settlal
Arliament
United Kingdom
Mownay
Rice
Limerick
Davy
D. Rauway
Fitzumath
D. Browne
Gixonor Hroi
Goutsuan
Hanny
Lushington
Messrs Peel
Goulburn
Catholic Association
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