English Funds Surged On Rumors Of Major Broker Action
The funds advanced nearly half a per cent as traders sold off on Thursday amid reports of a prominent house assuming responsibility. A sharp but brief market rally followed on renewed optimism about settlements and easing depression. Manchester receipts signal improving demand for corts and goods, boosting activity regionally. In Spain, Colonel Arco Arquero entered Madrid on the 1th Inez, welcomed by public acclaim as he travels with major revolt leaders.
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Manchester
Cortan Gonda
Liverpool
Spain
Arco Arquero
Isle of Leon
Maris
Revolution and Naval News From Buenos Aires
Intelligence from South America discusses Montoneros and Belgrano in Buenos Aires, Puerrydon and followers routed. Buatos and Don Juan Pedro Aguerra in government roles. emerging tensions with Portugal. Reports from Rio Janeiro indicate war imminent, Buenos Aires held by Montoneros, John Adams sloop involved, Admiral Hardy absent.
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South America
Baltimore
March &I
Strong
Buenos Aires
Montoneros
Beanus Ayres
Lord Cochrase
Cadiz
Lima
Gagee
Ardigas
Don Angel Hubac
Wis Thala
San Nicholas
Thomas Hardy
Buenos Ayres
Rio Janeiro
Monte Video
Monteneros
Belgrano
Buatos
Puerrydon
John Aduinn
Juan Pedro Aguerra
Bob Direewh
Montenerva
Monte Virdu
Tiele
Unitermand
Paris Exposed Petard Explosion Near Royal Family
Paris reports describe a Sunday night petard explosion in Place du Carmel near the king’s residence. The blast caused alarm but injures were avoided as the Royal Family slept. A miscreant is suspected, aiming to frighten the royal line during hopes of succession. M Arcault, recently returned from exile, received a 6009 francs pension for long service in interior ministry and university secretary roles.
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France
Paris
Place du Carmel
M. Arcault
Chieef Divison
Ministry of the Interior
University
United States News and Early March Events
United States and New York papers arrive with reports of Congress delaying Pacific counsels, a new Spanish minister arriving in New York, Pleasants' Navy Committee bill to authorize small warships, and a presidential message on the treaty with Great Britain over the abolition of slavery. The Philadelphia Theatre fire and Commodore Barron’s fatal duel aftermath are also noted with distress.
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New York
Congresa
United States
Don Francho Vives
Senate
Pleasants
Navy Committee
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Commodore Barron
DeCatur
Decaturia
The Disastrous US Distress Fueled by Foreign Goods
A Dublin observer argues US economic distress stems from imports and foreign competition. He contends duty hikes worsen the problem, urges Britain to restore industry, and calls for freer British American commerce to revive prosperity and exchange. He links American trade woes to European and British policy and predicts recovery via imperial strength.
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United States
Zarape
America
New York
Horn
Dublin
Europe
Great Britain
England
Union
Dublin Society criticized for wasted funds and poor results
The Dublin Society is assailed for lavish annual grants and minimal achievements in husbandry and useful arts. The piece argues government plans to cut the grant, condemns the society as a pastime for idle gentlemen, and calls for a broad revision of Ireland’s commercial and trade policies.
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Dublin Society
Ireland
Killare-house
Goseup
Board of Agriculture
London
Europe
All Ireland
Te Dublin Society
Royal itinerary and arrival plans described
The text reports on a royal journey with dated notes from Yer Montenyy’sville and Peratny, detailing departure events for a significant voyage. It mentions the Queen’s route via Gates, expected arrival, and accompanying ceremonies, with mentions of officials and observers along the way.
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Montenyy
Ville
Peratny
Brene
Pascoe Conian
Dajeu Rowe
Cpi
Penaro
Milne
London
Wren
The Late Kings Will and Master Key Incident
A fragmented report describes Majwaty’s assertion about a late will and a master key usage. It notes a drawer opened with a master key, the capture of all other keys, and General Taylor delivering the master key to the Kiap on Saturday night for custody or delivery to a successor.
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Chane Ior
Xefreglies Lng
Kilian
Taylor
Duchess of York in Rapid Convalescence Fails
A London morning paper reports the Duchess of York has relapsed after initial signs of improvement. Medical attendants say she is in rapid convalescence but remains in danger as distressing symptoms return, with a brief period of relief noted yesterday afternoon and the royal household continuing to monitor her condition.
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Duchess OF York
London
Priday
Tuerlay
York Rvuw
Ol Jamens Palace
Royal Highnass
Gough
Grattan Catholic Aggregate Meeting Addresses Grattan
A Catholic Gentlemen meeting at DArcy s Essextreet adjourned with Sir Thomas Esmonde in the chair. An address thanked Henry Grattan for postponing a journey to England to protect liberties, and Grattan replied promising to write more next week. Resolutions appointed committees to prepare resolutions and secure a meeting place for the ensuing aggregate gathering, adjourned to Tuesday at three.
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Grattany
Catholic Aggregate
D’arcy’s
Essextreet
Thomas Esmonde, Bart
Randall M Donnell
N.Y O'Gorman
Henry Grattan
Stephen’a Green
Nivemerry
Heards
Mr. O'Connell
H. O'Connnnr
McOnnell
Woalf
Shiel
Afr
O'Connell
du Canaritate
Ag- Bresace
Phat Messia
Coppinger
Browne
Mullen
Letter from Thiblin Castle to Lord Fingalis on Rosin Cath of Staveath
A mangled OCR letter dated May 2 from Thiblin Castle to Lord Fingalis discusses appointments, titles, and duties of various officials related to the Rosin Cath of Staveath, with references to the Queen’s ministers and a request for the Kang’s return. It lists names such as Lord Chancarry, Sir Eduard Hediow, Bart, and mentions figures like Comal and Darrel Ua. The text is corrupt, but conveys a formal request and governance concerns surrounding the crown and church roles.
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Thiblin Castle
Liewtenint
Sehotnes
Staveath
Sidmouth
Gregory
Rae Viceeman
Renny
Chatetey
Lord Chancarry
Sir Cadivard Hediow
Bart
Paurag
ME Post Villa Reni
Comal Nes
Connell Mire Fey
Darrel Ua
Del
Waa Murphys Sire Matti Ag Tiviiberes
Kenire Gerttagny
Pea Pie Beeching Teredd
Wight
Mbra
Wien
Youpm Bose Ag
Meccamatey
Bas Hart
Bea
Hamet Y Aidan
Bible Society Report Remains Strong Across Nations
The AGM praises growing support for Bible distribution with donations from Duke of Gloucester and Lord Ashdown leading European and American backing. Reports from Calcutta, South Seas, China, Africa, and Haiti show expanding translations and widespread religious work amid government resistance in China and notable missionary activity in Ceylon and Mesopotamia.
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Britiphi
Posen
Qaraed
Tolnniengerent AG
Thi “Bihan
Alan
Calthorpe
Lorde G
Ashdown
Rught
Forde Fee
Duks
Qwen
Ta Éscopia
Strom
Bjuh R Norwial
Clogay
Ibergen
Durham
Aéenurit'i
France
United States
Switzerland
Hiever
Saxony
Wirtemberg
Prussia
Denmark
Rusia
Sweden
Norway
Tonian Islance
Gow Athens
Calcutta
Madrasa Ardite Dependencicas
Sri
de Mockisan
New South Wales
South Sea
Africa
America
Haiti
Duke of Gloucester
Europe
Bashop
Salisbury
Earl of Wacrony
Lord Ashdown
Mosiua Ian Daort
Wad
Saramore
Astam Clarke
Visti
Ceylon
Wat Sadie
Seyret Owever
Curknay Baths
Rice
Poreaga Bible Society
Ceyvhua
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South American Affairs
Britain
Viddiebayy
Peraeverinee
Tiarepe
Maysnooth College
Lord Fingalis
Charlotte
Ain
Agnes T
Miary
Miheos Saphiaed
Gloucester
Exae
Aran
Tunis
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