Foreign News Chronicle Reports Movements In Spain And Britain
Reports from Saragossa place the Pretender near Cantavieja with Espartero advancing to Camarillas. Movements include Carlist forces crossing the Ebro at Cavarrubia and Lerma actions by Generals Alcala and Escalera. Proclamations in Barcelona seek tax relief, while Baron de Meer travels from Campredas to Olot. Also noted are a Bombay voyage record, parliamentary rumors on Sugden as Speaker, and assorted international notes.
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Alcanis
Saragossa
Barcelona
Joans
Baron de Meer
Campredas
Olot
Puycerda
Count Ortorr
St. Petersburgh
Bombay
M‘fee
Waterloo Dock
Brunswick Dock
Liverpool Advertiser
Edward Sugden
Abercromby
Derby and
London Mail
Derby
Simpson
Walkden
Derby Mercury
Carpinal SomMachia
Henry Wheatley
Birmingham
Court Montironon
Napoleon
Saint Helena
Jaid
Council of State
France
Count Montholon
Paris
Monsieur David
Pantheon
M. David
Fei
Carnot
Hoche
Monge
Manuel
The
Horticultural Society
United Kingdom
Whitehall
Lewers
Lewes Assizes
Rogers
Lewes
Easthope
Steuer
Kemp
Sterling
Ling Tee
Morning Chronicle
Saray
Times
Mills
Sor
Mr. Eastle
Evesham
Norwich
Yin
Hoestore
Election returns by town and candidates across Ireland
Report lists August polling results from Coleraine Drogheda Dublin Enniskillen Galway Limerick Sligo Waterford and other localities with candidates Hutchinson Keown O Connell Lynch Blake Langford and others noted as elected or returning. some figures show unopposed returns and resignations.
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Clonmel
Hutchinson
Coleraine
Litton
Drogheda
Sir William Somerville
Downpatrick
Ave
Ker
O'Connell
Hutton
West
Hamilton
Dublin University
Shaw
Stock
Il Iefroy
Ae Auag
Iefroy
Dungarvan
O’callaghan
Galwey
Ennis
Bridgeman
Galway
T. M. Wilson
W. Roche
W. Monell
D. Roche
Monsell
Newry
Brady
Ellis
Portarlington
Damer
Dunne
Sligo
Turez
Liberal Sweep in West Riding Prompts Reform Triumph
The West Riding election yields fourteen Liberal seats out of eighteen, with Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Halifax, Knaresborough, Huddersfield, and Pontefract won by Liberals. Tory returns are limited to three boroughs, including Wakefield. The piece credits registration efforts, anti poor laws agitation, and church concerns as factors in Wortley and Morpeth gains.
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South Devon
Bulteel
Buller
Parker
Glamorgan Lane
Adare
Talbot
Guest
Hants
Fleming
Ommanney
Compton
Staunton
East Kent
Knatchbull
Plumptre
Rider
Canterbury
Sittingbourne Ramegate
Romsey
Ashford
West Kent
Hodge
South Lancashire
Wilbraham Stanley
Townley Egerton
Manchester
Ashton
Oldham
Rochdale
Bury
Bolton
Newton
Liverpool
Ormskirk
Wigan
Lancashire
Mawnensstrer
Cloer Egerton
Stanley
Wilbraham
Townele
Nottinghamshire
North
Houldsworth
Knight
Foljambe
Nottingham
Nuttall
Mansfield
Retford
Suffolk
Rushbrooke
Bunbury
LogAn
Wilson
Sussex
E. D
Cavendish
Darby
Curteis
Fuller
York
West Riding
Morpeth Strickland
Wortley
Barnsley
Bradford
Dent
Doncaster
Halifax
Huddersfield
Keighley
Knaresbro
Leeds
Pateley-bridge
Quick
Settle
Sheffield
Skipton
Snaith
Wakefield
Scotland
Aberdeenshire
Gordon
Burnett
Ayr Burghs
Lord James Stuart
Mr. Johnstone
Dumbartonshire, Ave
James Colquhoun
Colquhoun
Haale
Kirkintilloch
Elgin and Nairn
Grant
Linlithgowshire
Bathgate
Greville
Hot Peebles
M‘kenzie
County OF Perth
Lord Stormont
F. Maule
Fox Maule
Renfrew
Houston
Stewart
Roxburgh
Elliott R
Scott
Hawick
Selkirkshire
A. Pringle
Stirling
Mr. Forbes
Col. Abercromby
Forbes
Wick Burghs
James Loeb, Esq
Irela Bandon
Sergt. Jackson
Scent
Belfast
Sycono
Tennent
Gibson
Lord Belfast
Dunbar
ARLOW
Avuaust
Maule
Bruen
George Strickland
Lord Morpeth
England
Ireland
Yorkshire
Borough of
Knaresborough
Pontefract
Ripon
Leeds Mercury
Irish Elections: O Connell and Hutton Lead in Dosuin City
Reports from Irish towns show O Connell and Hutton leading by 90 votes at three o'clock in Dosuin City with hopes to overtake rivals by evening and win decisively by Saturday. Cuarry is said to be returned in AnmaGu with Tory opposition weak. In Derry Dawson and Ferguson show shifts amid Tory strains. Canton Tory Kipnaprine. Brucas rebels raid Michael Brennan and Patrick Nowlan’s homes in Vigors’ interest. six warrants issued for arrest of masked desperadoes as police hunt missing freeholders. KinSALE and Carrickfergus: Mahony and Rennie reportedly triumph.
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Dosuin City
Avgust
O'Connell
Hutton
AnmaGu
Cuarry
Ireland
Derry
Dawson
Robert Peel
Ferguson
Canton
Kipnaprine
Bruca
Nnsraudera
Michael Brennan
Patrick Nowlan
Vigors
Riots at Wakefield Claim Another Victim Maude
The Doncaster Gazette reports rioters in Wakefield wounded J Maude Esq a county gentleman after the death of Carter jun Ossett The wounded man was carried to Mr Cassons Wood street and died in agony despite county medical aid He leaves a wife and five children
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Wakefield
Carter
Ossett
J. Maude
Cassons
Wood-street
Maude
Doncaster Gazette
Reduced Establishment Seeks Tilbury for Tamworth to Westminster Run
A reduced establishment seeks a Tilbury with or without one seat to operate between Tamworth and Westminster, replacing the Derby Dilly due to lack of passengers. The notice calls for a few serviceable hands and mentions Ned Pepper, the thimble man, near the Stanley Arms at Billingsgate.
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Tilbury
Dickey
Tamworth
Westminster
Derby Dilly
Ned Pepper
Stanley Arms
Billingsgate
Chronicle
Amusing Tory scene in Bungay over Church rates
A travelling correspondent recalls a row during the East Suffolk Tory canvass in Bungay. Tory voters jeered Liberals from a public house as Mr Delf, an ironmonger whose kettles were seized for church rates, held up kettles and shouted Church rates provoking the crowd to force the Tories to retreat.
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Garvens
F. Adam
Barratt
Wakefield
Emerald
Birmingham
Goldencross Inn
Charing-cross
London
Plum Park
Stoney Stratford
Chantry
Oxford-street
Snowden
Mr. Chantry
Derra
Wells
Harrow
Wimbledon
Lord Spencer
Primrose Hill
Regent’s Park
James’street
High Beach
Tower Heath
Hampstead
Hogg
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Yorkshire—West Riding
Bushey House
Thomas James
George Pritchard
John Blackburn
Edward Steane
Arthur Tidman
John Young
Thomas Binney
Robert Redpath
Max
Lord Denbigh
Defene
Mr. Dilly
BosweEth
Johnson
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