Proclamation of Cadiz Army as Spanish Constitution Enters Force
A lengthy revolutionary proclamation from Cadiz and Algeciras dated January 1920 urges unity for liberty under a new Constitution. Antonio Quiroga leads calls to disband old forces, grant land to veterans, and reward families of fallen soldiers while promising peaceful reform instead of oppression. Cadiz and San Fernando figures feature prominently in the appeal.
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Vic
Spain
Boilien
Antonio Quiroga
Cadiz
San Fernando
Atlas
Rive
The
Armas
Roldiere
Sion
St. Fernando
Correspondence Delay In Publishing The Moralizer’s Papers
The Moralizer’s letter column arrived but space limits prevent printing the farmer papers this week. Editors promise to run the material as soon as room allows, noting ongoing important events occupy the page.
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Hein
Rebels and Ribbonmen Threaten Irish County Town
In Clare, Ribbonmen and their allies evade patrols while magistrates deploy detachments to restore order. Fifteen men were jailed for taking the Ribbonmen’s oath, with a Roscommon trial noted and one condemned to be executed near Bellanortable on Wednesday for his crimes.
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Cannog
Mayo County
Marquis of
Stigo
Dynes Browne
Clare
Roscommon Assizes
Bellinartoe
Ribbonmen in Clare Pushed from Feakle to Kilno Roads
News from The Clare Journal details Ribbonmen gathering near Cutleen Bridge inflaming parish Feakle and Kilno, clashes at Sampson’s house in Clare, with Sir William Read and Mr. Sampson defending against raids. One rider severely wounded, others missing, and two men privately buried. a Ribbonman captured and amputations performed by Dr Custly. Local gentry form an Ennis Lovai Axgo-Cravion to maintain peace. Tuam leaders vow to resist banditti. Election notices from Dublin and Westminster follow.
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Mr. Sampson
Clare
Clare Journal
Tom
Feakle
Cutleen Bridge
Funkle
Kilno
Thomas Sampson
Sumpesn
Sir William Read
William
Tomgrenny
Mountshannon
Godiera
Win Read
Sone Eed
Wiliam Read
Wiliam Read and Mr. Sampson
Custly
Tomlins Brew
Michaee Kenny
Tochiquin
Co. Clare
Tuam
Guy Herd
Bia
Monisy
Resolutions of the Sheermen and Dyers corps
A Dublin city hall meeting on March 6 1840 approved resolutions urging better information and representation for Ireland. They demand qualified MPs to defend Ireland’s interests, criticize imperial neglect, and call Dublin to ensure competent delegates for Leyland and broader reform.
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Corporation of Sheermen and Dyers
Ireland
England
Scotland
Providence
Dublin
Leyland
Ohio
Tie
Revenue outlook hints at trade drop amid public accounts
A rough financial note suggests current quarter revenue may fall by several millions, while overall revenue remains possibly without deficiency. It mentions public accounts and new taxes, noting steep declines in trade and market activity. Star reports the rumour of a downturn without precise figures.
The English Funds Rise and Fall in Early Week Trade
The Funds advanced from 64 4 to 69 percent then fell to 68 as money tightness and large bill payments at the India House influenced activity. Small public purchases supported a hopeful outlook, with dividends and reduced stock prices affecting sentiment. The Army section notes appointments and movements including Burgh, Gwyn, and troop deployments to Guernsey, Jersey, and Madras.
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London
India House
India
London Gazette
A. B. Burgh
United Kingdom
F. Gwyn
2Nd Light Dragoons
Guernsey
Jersey
Sith Dragoons
Chatham
Gravesend
Prince Regent
Mailras
Dunia
Bombay
Hon. East India Company
Chathuor
Madras
Glazow Contingents Prepare as Tensions Rise in Scotland
On March 3 in Glazow and nearby, military displays by Damibartonshire Yeomanry and Glasgow Light Horse aroused fears of unrest. Reports note marches to Rutherglen and Hamilton, with uncertain motives and a calm week afterward if England remains stable. A violent assault on workers at Messrs Todd and Stephenson’s mill near Wradestown led to four arrests and a head wound for a worker, while the Lord Lieutenant addressed a large Castle audience expressing approval of the government. Messages from Belfast and Holyhead report arrivals and a planned addressed to the King.
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Glazow
Damibartonshire Yeomanry
Glasgow
Middle Ward
Rutherglen
Upper Ward
Hamilton
England
Dawdbartonshire
Snanry
Npen
Mesure
Todd
Stephenson
Cant Quay
Wradestown
Garbals
Rot
Gorbals
Messrs. Dunlop & Son
Aruved
Belfast
Henr Westenra
Monaguon
Currie
Rossmore Park
Manapiinn
Yortertay
Spencer Packet Froat
Lied Binning
Menem
Sanderson
Heleher
Hart
Witman
Caerather
Molynceux
Browne
Veallace
Kuk
Loyd
Elenner
Ca. Liserick
Mery
Lundun Moratag
Examination of the Cato Street Gang Treason Conspiracy
London reports eight conspirators being committed to the Tower for high treason after a Privy Council session. Thistlewood, Brunt, Ings, Monument, Simmonds, and others faced examination, with emotional defiance and fear noted as they awaited transport via Horse Guards to the Tower.
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Privy Council
Brung
Harrison
Cato-street
Symonde
Monument
Hia
Symonds
Tata
Leeds
London
Glasgow
Edinburgh
St. James’s
Man Na Palin
Pyeling
Kentish Gazette
Pylin
Eveen
Eastry
Perann
Finglesham
Deal
Lastry
Courier
Cato Street
Tower
Thistlewood
Brunt
Ings
Preston
Mn Hobhouse
Bruty Davidson
Woloun
Vidd
Harries
Acconpale
J. Hhaton
Lavender
Bishop
Ruthven
Taunton
Wetlards
Westminster-bridge
Ihdonsbridge
Fish Street
Enchure Street
Minories
Vie Burn
Cooper
Gilchrist
Strange
Hull
Online
Atkiess de Vernor
House of Correction
Nurder
Lille
Horse Guards
Symmonds
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Mwostrae
Merehanta
B. W
Ho-o-quay
Lowar Sackvillest
Sweetman
Globe
PHICK
TRISH
Bank Bloca
Dow
Stock Spert
Dutlinon London
Sama
City of Dublin
Co. Dublin
Mesare
Haxieton
Tatsor
Colonel Waite
Cu Antrim
Earl of Belfast
Carrick Fergus
Artaun Dorchester
Earl of
Ballrast
Queers Co
W. W. Pove
Cnvas
Coors
Dungarvan
Wayfort
A. W. Curenvan
Royal Navy
Waterford
John Newport
Mayo
Kilkenny
du Nis Browne
Westminster
Arthur Morris
High Bank of Westminster
Lee
Liberty of
FL Burdett
Bart. J. Cyligbhouse
Han. Geo, Lamb
House of Camels
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