Carlist Conflicts Reported Across Spain July 15 19
Telegraph chronicles from Bordeaux to Bayonne describe Oran and Carlist actions in Spain. Key clashes near Cuenca Bunol and Valencia yield about 2000 Carlist casualties with deserters entering Valencia. Baron de Meer gains ground at Lusannes and Manresa, while Espartero advances toward Cuenca.
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Moniteu R Atains
Spain
Bordeaux
China
Oran
Cuenga
Bunol
Valencia
Baron de Meer
Is de Lusannes
Berga
Madrid
Espartero
Guadalajara
Narsonne
Cuenca
Blandford Correspondence sparks public back-and-forth letter
Letters in the Morning Chronicle reveal Sir Thomas Blandford defending the Blandford Correspondence amid ministerial criticism. Talleyrand health rumors, honors for Westmacott and Gipps, and various Dublin and Hanover dispatches fill a crowded late-July press summary.
Westminster election results and declarations of poll
The report covers the Westminster triumph of Reformers over the Tory candidate Sir George Murray, with poll results and declarations. It details Mary-le-Bone voting for Benjamin Hall and Sir Samuel Whalley, Lambeth returning Hawes and Tennyson D Eyncourt, and Finsbury electing Wakley and Duncombe, plus brief notices from Kent and Buckinghamshire.
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Westminster
George Murray
Csescesssese Evecereves
Mary-Le-Bone
Portland
Lord Teignmouth
Alderman Lamson
Hall
Samuel Whalley
Mr. Young
W. Horne
Benjamin Hall
Clerical electioneering letter from Rev Thomas Mortimer to Perceval
A letter from Rev Thomas Mortimer praises Dudley M Perceval as a worthy parliamentary candidate in Finsbury. It lauds moral and religious values and wishes him success in the forthcoming election. The section also notes various local notices and events.
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Thomas Mortimer
Dudley M. Perceval
E&q
St. Mark’s
Myddleton Square
D. M. Perceval
Pentonville
Reform mood and election results across British towns
Reported polling outcomes reveal Liberal and Tory gains in Worcester Bristol Cambridge and Winchester with final tallies in several towns. Observers note unrest in Bath and discuss Roebuck’s defeat amid accusations of money influence and dissenters' impact.
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Davies
Robinson
Reapinee
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Scott
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Horace Twiss
W. Praed
Don Carlos
Grove Price
Prree
Chronicle
Death of the Bishop of Hereford After Sudden Illness
The Hon. and Right Rev. Dr. Edward Grey Lord Bishop of Hereford died at his palace after a brief illness. He was in his 56th year, survived by 14 children, and had married three times. Known as a sound divine and Greek scholar, he supported Whig politics and was esteemed for charity and piety.
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Hereford
Edward Grey
Isaac Huntingford
Earl Grey
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