Peruvian War Rumors Reach London and Madrid
The issue of Peru dominates discussions as reports claim a Colombian victory over Royalists under Canterze on a July date, with Cordova listed as dead. London Madrid relations grow tense, and Britain limits mediation while France and the Netherlands push for firmer guarantees against Ferdinand. Newspaper extracts from New York and Jamaica show inconsistent reports, but the Peru dispute fuels diplomatic friction across Europe.
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Peru
Conterze
M. Hurtado
London
New York
Vesel
Philadelphia
Santa Martha
Rogers
Rey
Cordova
Cole
Delaware
Pegota
Bolivar
Royalista
Congress of Colombia
New York Gazette
Anny
Bogota
Tia
Carthagena
Canterac
New York Papers
Regulation of corn trade and Irish religious tensions
A colonial decree outlines duties and import limits on wheat millet and flour in Lisbon, with focus on Portuguese and Algarvian supply chains. The piece also reports Irish Catholic protests against Archbishop Trench, defending his character and criticizing the anti Catholic resolutions. It cites Colombian papers on Campa’s relief tour and political finances, plus Greek reports from Corfu about Turkish defeats and Ottoman prisoners.
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South America
Loughres
Tuam
Morning Chronicle
Trench
Bible Society
Trebeh
Friah
Thany
Archbishop Trench
Dublin Evening Post
A Trench
Trish
Loughrea
Mystery Office Meeting Ends With Informer Sent
In a clipped account from the office visit, Mr Kelly faced Sir A. B. King and others as talk turned to quashing alleged information claims. Mr Kelly resisted and the informer was to be sent, before the party left the office.
Trial at the Old Bailey and sentence for Fauntleroy
The Old Bailey proceedings detail Mr Fauntleroy being brought up for sentence after his trial. The Recorder anticipated the sentence, then faced debate over the verdict on uttering versus forging. Mr Fauntleroy implored mercy while others argued legality. The court finally passed death sentences on the condemned, with mercy to be considered by the Crown.
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Fauntleroy
Justice Park
Mr Fauntleroy
Old Bailey
New Coun
Pluney
Ting
Uaa
Petbou
Arraigna
Henry Z. Veroy
Ber
Harmer
Philip Ee
Park
Baron Garrow
Alley
Tadgmeneeta
Monty
Wentner Eaith
Thad
Bosanquet
Broderick
Auch
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Madrid
Ferdinand
Tuileries
Spain
Bir
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Cavinet
Netherlands
Fentinand
Europe
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Gazette
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Trinidad
Martinique
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Mexico
Victoria
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Hussar
Jia
Bravo
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Portugal
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Per Alguiere
Camp
England
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Mahomet Ali
Mapor
Romania
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O'Connell
Commission Court
Green Street
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A. A B. King
Kelly
A. B. King
Alderman King
Irish Times
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Connell
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Hall
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Andy
Jibel
A.bs. King
Informationn
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All
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Yconnell
Galway
A. King
A.W. King
Ivoi
MR. Fauntleroy
Dublin
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Einglish
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