Insurrection spreads as Constitution proclaimed in Spain
Readers receive Paris and Madrid dispatches reporting the Constitution proclaimed at Corunna and Santander. King favors limited concession while ministers debate foreign force aid. Mina rides with 2000 men toward Madrid, Riego links with Navarre and Biscay, Galician unrest grows, and Cádiz awaits developments.
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Mina
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Pamplona
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Rapagne
Repogne
Galicia
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Andalasia
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Gallicia
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France Reports Royal Levy of 47000 Men in 1629 Class
The Metropolis notes a Royal Ordinance issued by the Minister raising 47,000 men of the 1629 class. Drawing begins May 10 and closes August 1. A table lists each department's population and the number to be raised. France’s total population is 29,052,690 souls. The Duke of Berri’s funeral is set for Monday. Chamber of Peers Bill on national domain property passes. debates on limiting individual liberty continue, with the chamber planning to discuss articles and amendments next.
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Vienna Conference of German Powers Opens With Wide Liberty Hopes
A Vienna conference of ministers from German powers reports no sign of separation as debates proceed. A Paris paper claims Europe supports representative government and press freedom for Germany, with temporary restrictions possible. Berlin citizens consider funding part of Prussian debt. the king hints readiness to accept funds if needed. Munich reports Bavarian moderation continues as inquiry into a university son’s removal is denied by the court of appeal.
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Minister of Justice
Disturbances in Ross-shire Quieted and Insolvent Debtors Act Update
Scotland reports Ross-shire disturbances have quieted without further police action. Insolvent Debtors Act fears over expiry eased after conferences between Commissioner Reynolds and top legal authorities. Court will reconvene to hear discharged prisoners as the agenda proceeds tomorrow morning.
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Ross-shire
Marming Chronicle
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Reynolds
Edinburgh Review contents and Conspirators trial
The Edinburgh Review No 65 is reviewed with contents including Ivanhoe and Barry Cornwall poetry, Geology and Poor Laws, and causes of alarm. The Special Commission for the Conspirators’ trial is proceeding with judges named and a Grand Jury directed to Hick’s Hall. Hayward, a Moorfields shoe-maker, is arrested on high treason charges and to be examined. Abel Hall, a Cato Street conspirator, was taken into custody at Prenton. Other suspects are believed to be in the west of England.
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Waverly
Flaance Beybert
United States of America
Greenvuys
Barry Cornwall
Court of King’s Bench
the Common Pleas
Hick’s Hall
Clarkenwell
Hayward
Longalley
Moorfielda
Abel Hall
Prenton
London
Piya
Prankfort Place
Debuts and titles listed in Longford notices
A garbled listing names numerous titled figures and individuals including Viscounts, baronets, and merchants from Longford and surrounding areas. The fragment reads like a society or official notice cataloging names such as Viscount Potheu, Sir Geo Petherstens, John Patyond, Thos Berard, and others, with many misspelled or cut phrases suggesting an OCR transcription of a formal directory or social registry.
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Sir G. ¥. Hui
Bart Armegh
Wilkin Stewart
Ray Youghaft
John Sydé
Fay
Kinsale
Georga Cousmaker
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Trinity College Election Opens for Dublin University Seat
Crowds gathered at Trinity College Examinations Hall as Mr. Plunkett faced rivals and was acclaimed the University of Dublin’s representative in Parliament. No opposition candidate appeared. a show of hands proclaimed him elected amid cheers and banners.
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Plunkett
Doctor Barrett
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Winnert
Conynghan Plunkett
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Prunger
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Varantes
Pruxcer
Stephan
Grean
Poscro Ovistow
Plowrer
Dublin City Election Meeting for MPs in Parliament
The High Sheriff oversaw the Dublin election at Green Street Sessions House for two representatives. Henry Grattan junior stood in for his ill sire with praise for Grattan's legacy while Alderman Shaw was named as a candidate.
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Euill
Grattan
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P. Lagoucag
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Pim
Ova
Hia
Caan
Shaw
Robert Shaw
Sarniamens
Bo Benjamin
Titus
Nocharosand
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Dublin
Sheriff
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