Bloody clash as Sevillians refuse generals in Cordova
A violent conflict causes casualties among officers and soldiers. Sevillians refuse General Marino Dao and General Velasco, who are held in command, as reports spread of a larger reinforcement under Zaldivar to observe General Cauiz at Cordova. The Cortes committee report on Cauiz and Seville fuels unrest in Madrid.
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Marino Dao
Velasco
Zaldivar
Cauiz
Cordova
Cortes
Seville
Distressing Ireland News Amid Violent Unrest and Martial Measures
Report details widespread disorder in Ireland with robberies murders and mob activity. Troops and militia deployed 20 000 soldiers on duty. Castle gates closed at four pm and residents ordered home. A key leader has named hundreds of accomplices and arms caches. A December murder near Ruthinlin Meath is cited.
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Ireland
Dublin
Dublo
England
Dublins
Dril
Ruthioolin
Meath
Cruise
Greece Greece Turkey Persia and Russia warlike climate
The article notes wartime tensions among Greece Turkey Persia and Russia. It suggests Greek prospects look up as the conflict widens and prolongs, arguing Greeks will gain discipline and courage amid peril and external pressure.
Letter to the Editor from Herefordshire shop claim correction
Mr Cobbet writes from Bollstree Castle Herefordshire dated November 15 1821 to deny a newspaper report stating he turned his house front into a shop selling meat at reduced prices. He asks readers to correct the mistake and notes since moving to Kensington he has fattened two of his own calves and disposed of part of them.
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Cobbet
Bollstree Castle
Herefordshire
Hereford
E-asington
Kensington
Neighbourly meat price dispute and liberty to undersell
In a letter Cobbet defends buying sheep pigs and lambs at Smithfield for under four pence a pound and argues he may sell excess meat to neighbours at a lower price. He asserts no legal offence exists unless price shifts of six pence arise and claims liberty to profit from surplus meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Sam
Extraordinary courier brings news from Constantinople amid war talk
A Paris paper reports an extraordinary courier arriving in a banking house with advices from Constantinople. Russian plans for Turkey emerge with a campaign likely this winter. News cites Bagdad falling to Persians, Greek resistance, and brutalities amid sieges including Tripelizza and Navarim.
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Paris
Constantinople
Russia
Turkey
Peterspurg
Alexander
Russian Empire
Baron Stroganoff
Consantin Ple
Bonaparte
Cera
Bagdad
Erzerum
Cerfa
Sorian
Cephaenia
Zanve
Cerigo
Arta
Navarim
Tripelizza
Demetrius Ypsilanti
Archistrategas
Ofripslizza
Ministers consider duty on foreign corn to restrict imports
Ministers have proposed a twenty shillings per quarter duty on foreign corn to reduce import permission to seventy shillings per quarter for wheat and to set a proportional scale for other grains. A recent relief applicant at the menicity office included Christophe’s late emperor of Hayti’s brother in law.
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Agriculturast
Meni City
Christophe
Hayti
Ireland and Spain news from the period overview
Accounts from Spain to the eighteenth December speak of a split in the ministry and a possible dissolution. Ireland shows easing terror with seven Limerick convictions and peasantry surrendering arms in Kerry while Captain Rock placards recur. Reports note a new Catholic bill and unrest elsewhere in Dublin and Odessa signals wheat deals.
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Spain
Ireland
Limerick
Dublin
Kerry
Captain Rock
Dublin Evening Post
Dublin Morning Post
O’connel
Fall of Callao and capitulation at Lima reported
A Buenos Aires forwarded extract from a Lima letter dated October 29 1821 details Callao’s fall after Canterac and the royal army were expelled from the forts. It notes a capitulation on September 21–22, the garrison’s surrender of arms including 40 000 stands, and Guido as Calleo’s acting governor with calm Lima. It also mentions funds aboard ships and Lord Cochrane seizing money to pay sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Callao
Buenos Ayres
Lima
Chili
Santiago
Callas
Canterac
Juju
San Martin
la Ma
San Phillippi
Laserna
Guido
Calleo
L’anecon
Lord Cochrane
Acmount
L’ancon
O’higgins
Esmarelda
Insolvency hearing requested by George Swelney in Danville
Notice to creditors that George Swelney applied to the Court of Common Pleas in Columbia County for insolvency relief. The judges set the first Monday of April for a hearing at the Danville courthouse. Creditors may attend if they think proper. February 13, 1422.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Columbia County
Cdntors
Danville
George Swelney
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Thomas Girton
Jacob Bocine
Maedison Township
Daniel Woolever
Mathias Rutter
Michael Everet
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