News from the Moniteur reports French advance on Burgos and Catalonia
Dispatches describe French forces under General Valin and Duke of Regnier advancing through Spain toward Burgos and Santona, with reinforcements from Oporto and operations along the Ebro. Crowds welcome troops at Burgos while rumors surface of deserions and strategic moves by Don Miguel and Catalan loyalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tireb
Liertenant Creneral
Gineral Conold Dulrehamp
Marshal Duke of Reggie
Burgos
Louis
Mepagne
Aivignac
Roorek
Corpa
Bourek
Obertian Tiff
Togrono
Soria
Ludela
Itill
Molitor
Saragossa
P2d
Tudela
Bia
Badasteros
Mallen
Taracona
2D Corps
Count Bourdesoult
Vittoria
Bilbao
Miranda
Ebro
Haro
Spain
Venice
Hoheniohr
Tulosa
Tiaopelue
Daniel
Run
Echelony
Scheffar
St. Sebastian
Santona
Gener Domon
Castex
Toomorrow
Vurgos
Bargos
Uastox
Coust Geice Miserr
Cantonia Entry Reports Contradicted by Evening News
Fragmentary letter notes conflicting accounts of army movements in Cantonia. Report asserts that claims of troops entering Piqueros are false, while other sources say Marshal Maccy’s HQ moved from Cabannes to Castillon and that units of Curial’s division occupied Husac.
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Paris
Thoraday
Danis
Arire
Lyons
Tribuns
Ths
Journal of Vota
Perpusnan
2D Apal
Lampouradan
Bigneras
Agrin
Loralack
Oliver
Catalonia
Nurhugne
Sund Curtis
Porth
Geveral Donadien Las
Perpigna
Perp Youn
Uvhusa
Ruthive
Perpignan
Becanve Labora
Miun
Bayonnethut
Neville Ban
Vileers
Thia
Kultage
Maded
Duenas
Korres
Krupeciando
Valladolid i
Sugsburgh
Conuird
Bitudu
Uibl
Davin
Luge
Oreuse
Momdonedes
Asturias
Spain
Cortes
Journal de Paris
Yani
Maydole
Fetter
Cargel
Ermal
Oner Arcet
Mwith
Catatonia
Canpredon
Mina
Vich
Olot
Notre Dame de la Salut
Issettilen
Paya
Porpugran
Laurens de Cerdagne
Caragal
Crdevant Samy
Mosea Antone Levisteve Althoud
Carngol
Gottenberg
Aude
Eanstern Perenees
Toseind
Narbonne
St. Jean
Veariasas
Aridi
Cantonia
Piqueros
Marshal Maccy
Wiwever
Cabannes
Castillon
Curial Lave
Husachan
Epcoad
Afl
le Plaig
Important Victory by the Spaniards in War in Spain
Wednesday May 7 report details a French march to Saragossa by Montfroix corps and a massive clash near Zaragoza. Forces under Missa and Bartalianos claim a 35,000-strong junction routing Motron's corps, causing Duke d Angoulême to retreat and threatening a wider campaign reversal. Diplomatists view possible English mediation and potential Spanish advantage as rumors.
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Spain
Sarazuega
Montrof
Uh Breoch
Biscay
Saragoga
Acragon
Catalonia
Madrid
Atrenst
Phis Cesadt
Misa
Bart- Lastianos
Motron
Saragossa
Mngland
Doan
Leate
Insurgent Attacks and Fires Rampant Near Castle Oliver
Militants believed led by a man in military attire attacked farms at Ballinoreskig and Upper Glaunire, burning Mr Landers and Mr Leonard homes, destroying crops, and seizing livestock. Police, cavalry, and local farmers pursued the insurgents amid threats and property devastation in a tense, rural district near Castletown.
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Donoghue
Rook
Donerai
Glanasheon
Castle Oliver
Insirgenta
Atta
Michael Landers
Ballinoreskig
Upper Glaumire
Landers
Murphy
Acta
Alovitin
Tur
Nutat
Arma
Elo
J Dock
Daniel
Victory of John Langan celebrated by Buxton volunteers
On Monday evening last a display in Spring den Mud Island featured the celebrated triumph of John Langan over Mal Whooping. The event drew many named attendees and the assembled youths toasted the honour of the country’s distinguished son Quintin Durward with lively proceedings and feasting. A supplementary table details the collection of tithes in Leeland and related information.
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Thomas Ellie
Msg. M.P
Mes Caran
Armstrong
Darkwood
Pasay Bolton
Williams
Sailer
Barnes
Kelly
Meson
Vizen Ream
Sovernign
Skeffington
M.D
Mis Megas Cram
Rurrison
Campbell
Henry
Whitaker
Tur Fasey
Quintin Durward
Quentin Durward
Leeland
Gaxsey
Paruiment Street
Pasta
Marriages and obituaries in a Irish parish record page
Fragmented notice from a Dublin area church column records marriages and deaths. Names include Miss Agglerat, Newton Galt Bay, Catherine Jane, and Eleanor Leech widow of a licensed official, with ages and locations such as Temple Street and Clifton. Local clergy and parish home references appear, noting long illnesses and recent deaths.
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Aunets Charch
Pigott
Pioessor
Muni
Miss Satiny
Monart, Co
Wexfud
le Brown
Geo
Ogie Kir
Ist
Royal Beate
Br Savali
Newton Galt
Bay
Jgt
Dublin
Hy Dd
Villers
Uesl Hamilton Vrehdatt
S0th
Aad
Kiehd Milbhen Kay
Peter's Church
Th. Barton
Catherine Jane
Wialinae Park
Clifton
Clifton, Mra Tighe, Wife of Robert Berne IR of Mochacistown, Oo, Wertineat. Ie
Temple-street
Alter & Ara
Eleanor Leech
Colane
County Roscommon
Quader Maere
Gort
Hanna
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Oya
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Porhearse
Oyaysuo
Apuld
Frances DE Agata
Preslit
Barov d'Eroles
Oval
Riiy
Baron d'Erales
Roi Marges
Barcoss
Regia
Castile
Tlisi
Creneral Abisbal
Lyre
Duke of Relluan
Tie
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Pyrenees
Mishary Moga
Pothue
Duke of Belvoie
War Department
Sarmgossa
Ulman
Valencia
Bayonne
Jautexny
Pastor
Saint Andre
Lagroup
M. de Martignac
Seville
M. de Chateaubriand
Europe
Vampacioos
Coneguana
Ci Iy
Conde
Council of Ministers
Tis Mijesty
Miort
Chateau St. Quen
Khiy Magjosty
Journal de Commerce
Memcorial Bordelais
Spaio
le Tate
Lissrance
Pueson Fuso
Weonastay
Soi
Rot
Bertos
Naples
Turseat
Slovant
Bank Sluek
Brobey
Mi de Chateaubriand
Erelanv
Treland
Bergan
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Wara
Fudge
Marty
TRISH
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SNH
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