Spain in turmoil as king’s decrees push proscriptions
Oct 22 chronicle depicts Spain convulsed by rival powers undermining constitutional norms. French occupation, Russian intrigues, and brutal decrees threaten millions, forcing mass relocations and fueling a looming war. Messages from Cadiz, Toledo, and Barcelona report regency tensions, military shifts, and royalist reactions across Europe.
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Toledo
Hum Atill
Xeres de la
Jon Carlos d'Annoy
San Lucar de Harramead
Cadiz
Eliop
Ceuta
Spain
Ciudad Rodrigo
Barcelona
Cen
Curial
Rotten
Leticia
Xerea
Utrera
Paris
Kidassoa
Europe
Duke d'Angouleme
Duke de Vantadour
Duke d’Angouleme
French papers report arrest warrants and disputed confessions
The French papers The French papere and the Pilote report that Bautastenos may be arrested following disclosures attributed to Rigco. The Indicateur quotes Madrid claiming Penbisand added a decree invalidating all Cartes loans issued at Port St. Mary. The sources cast doubt on these confessions and on the decree’s existence.
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Spain
Mira
Catalonia
Feapiann
Monillo
Baiasténos
St. Mary and
Xeres
Kuropa
Memorial Bordelais
Madrid
Riego
Ballasteros
L'indicateur
Bourdeaur
Ferdinand VII
Port St. Mary
Jean d'Arc
Martinique
Brest
Tethys
Antilles
Penbisand
King names Saez as spiritual director in decree
In Madrid on November 11 1890 the King signs to address the decree naming Don Victor Saez, a cathedral canon, as a spiritual director for the king's family and subjects amid a year marked by hardship. The monarch seeks mercy and guidance from God through Saez's virtuous prudence.
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Anriche
Madrid
Victor Saez
Wkhry
Cambinell
Don Vicar Saez
Address of the King of Spain Cadiz declaration 1823
The king vows to calm war worn Hispaniola fears and unite the nation under a just government. He promises to preserve debts, preserve ranks for military and church leaders, and grant oblivion for past conflicts. Freely he offers liberty of movement for militia and refugees and passports for those leaving the kingdom.
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Spain
Cadiz
Gaditanian
Roesdiving
Cortes
Madrid
Seville
Finisa
Bozzaris Deathbed Heroic Charge in Missolonghi
Private letters from Zante report Greek Chief Bozzaris nearly dead from wounds at Agrapia and buried at Missolonghi. The Morea campaign saw Jussuf Pacha with 14,000 men move toward Missolonghi while Mehmed with 40,000 turks rampaged the Isthmus of Corinth. Greek forces struck, delaying pursuers, and Bozzaris led a night assault on the Turkish camp, capturing the Pacha and dying in victory after uttering words urging continued fight for Greek liberty.
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Trieste
Zante
Bazauris
Agrapia
Missolongli
Agrapha
Bozzaris
Morea
Jussuf Pacha
Mehmed
Sernskier
Romelia
Odysseus
Nikitas
Jussuf
Macrinaros
Missolonghi
Fomphance
Peloponnesus
Corinth
Livinia
Deta
San Lucea
Mehiuett
Pacha
Slumacis
Uns Pacha
Croat
Daas
Capenissi
Djeladik Bey
Saspi
Carair Cacit
Rozzaris
Marco Bozzaris
Lhiwever
Pacho
Leonidaxs
North West Expedition Returns to England After Arctic Trial
Captain Parry and Rev George Fisher land at Whitby then sail for London after a perilous voyage in Fury and Hecla. They recount prolonged ice entrapment, two winters in Arctic cold, and heavy storms while Esquimaux aided the ships. Despite no passage found, the crew’s health is strong and scientific observations expected to benefit.
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Heela
Bury
Whitby
Parry
George Fisher
London
Copia Parry
Bfudson
Hay
Tey Les
Captoo Franklin
Frankily
Agin
Chagland
Esquimaux
Harry
Admiralty
Fury
Hecla
River Thames
North West
Repulse Bay
Thomas Roe
Middleton
Winter Island
Esquimanx
America
England
Fyffe
Greenland
Orkney
Shetland
Lerwick
Lyon
Carry
Haves
Balon
Peery
Leveril
Kocland
Yas
Ant Perreverea
Tong
Wb. Parry
G. F. Lyon
Nore
Lue
Westminster
Matty
Gonyngham
Wil
Y Cready
Drury
R. Jones
Lewis
Ainedair
Sinclair
Select committee report on employ ment of the patio in Ireland
The House of Commons ordered the printed report on the employment of the patio in Ireland with accompanying evidence from RS Tighe Kay Sir J Anderson PL Grattan J Brakenridge G Callaghan Enq Right Hon M Fitzgerald J Mache HW Horton Mr W Hyete Mr P Mahony Right Hon 2 Brown Countess of Glengall. Whalitis in the Croacn of Reortann discusses Dr M Parlane appointment and Glasgow Kirk objections. General Assembly to settle.
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Ireland
House of Commons
RS. Tighe
Kay
J. Anderson
Grattan
J. Brakenridge
G. Callaghan
M. Fitzgerald
J. Mache
HW. Horton
W. Hyete
P. Mahony
Brown
Han
Countess of
Glengall
Morning Chronicle
London
Mm Whalitins
Reortann
Glasgow
Kirk
M‘parlane
Ayr
Fashion and Theatre News From Dublin and London
Arrivals in Dublin include the Archbishop of Dublin and prominent figures returning from the North. Lord Combermere visits Dr Curtin and meets the Primate. Mr Stanley, MP, tours tenant holds in Tipperary and Limerick, hearing complaints and promising abatements. The Theatre Royal opens soon with new performers and a grand Blue Beard spectacle. Kean and Mathews thrill Belfast and Cork audiences, while London notes royal attendance shifts and Macready's Dublin triumphs sparking talk of disputes and future engagements.
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Dublin
Blige
Carma Bay
Orees
Combermere
Pind
Lord Combermere
Doetor Curtin
R. C. Primate
Comberm
Stanley
el Stanley
England
Ehett
Earl of Derby
Tipperary
Limerick
Mind Bookseller
Excellency
Milliken
Theatre Royal
Mr Hunt
Polly
Rees
Mathews
Marquis of
Sligo
Wn Mathew
Kean
Vaughan
Cork
Waterford
Newry
Armaghdonderry
Belfast
Aimul
London
H Macready
Fempord
Macres
America
Ayr
Exeter
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Polar
Maj Onty
Grahame
Mr Farlane
Ite General Assembly
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