War in Portugal stalls as royal forces clash abroad
Special express report from Falmouth describes ongoing Portuguese conflict with Queen's forces halted at Oporto and strategic shifts. Duke of Terceira surrenders command, Pedro factions quarrel, and Miguites prepare a St Ubo's attack while Lisbon airlifted troops arrive. Reports claim 200 enemy casualties and court rulings fueling Pedrist resentment toward Britain.
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Special Express
Falmouth
Portugal
Tucers Bay
Moarnine
Pantaleon
Lisbon
Oporto
Duke of
Santerem
City History Notes On This Day
This day marks a collection of city events and notable occurrences. It highlights local happenings, anniversaries, and milestones with a focus on civic life and community memory.
Insolvency Declarations and Bankruptcies Noted in Gazette
From the Gazette this evening the insolvency declaration lists William Barber of York shoemaker. Bankruptcies enlarged include Patrick Daly of Liverpool bricklayer from Feb 25 to Apr 15 and Walter Forster of Liverpool tailor from Mar 12 to Apr 2. Also noted are Ludvig Hansen coal merchant of Clink Street Southwark John Rimanis Gracechurch Street hosier George Upton Boroughbridge scrivener William Bailey Quarndon Derbyshire commission agent Joseph Whalley Lockwood grocer and John Willins Warwick broker.
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Willian Barber
York
Patrick Daly
Liverpool
W Son Forster
Ludvig Peter Christian Hansen
Clink-street
Southwark
John Rimanis
Gracechurch-street
Hosier
George Upton
Boroughbridge
Yorkshire
Scrivener
William Willis Bailey
Quarndon
Derbyshire
Joseph Whalley
Lockwood
John Willins
Warwick
Parliament in Session Lords and Commons Debate Distress of Agriculture
The House of Lords and House of Commons discuss Turnpikes Act amendment Berry’s Name Bill and a government report on poor relief. Petitioners urge reform of pluralities and clergy non residence, while ministers face questions on timber duties and salaries. Marquis of Chandos, Lord Chandos, Cobbett, O Connell and Althorp argue agricultural distress, poor laws, tithe commutation, and tax relief amid a broad fiscal budget.
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House OF Lords
House
Berry
Lord Melbourne
Earl of Durham
Sion Chapel
Bridgewater
Allhallows
Lombard-street
Canterbury
House of Commons
Chelsea
All-hallows
London
Knosrog
All Hallows
Col. Vernor
Hopson
Hon
Lord Althorp
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Lord A
PILOT
Wilks
Ireland
O'Connell
Lord Althorpe
Barrett
O’connell
Littleton
Samuel Whalley
Primrose Hill
Committee On Public Walks
Regent's Park
Viscount Duncannon
Regent’s
Marylebone
Ruthven
Rathdown
Raphoe
Miember
Vernor
Mr. Littleton
Commission of the Peace
Major Beauclerk
Home Department
Mortlake
Surrey
Lord Howick
Home Office
Marquis of Chandos
Beving
Woulo
Baronet
Lord Chandos
Buckinghamshire
Bearne
Hear
Marquis of
Chandos
Middlesex
Althorp
Mr. Burke
Somerset
Colchester
Lord C
Sperlticuers
Edward Knatchbull
Siready
Siimaghy
West India
Fryer
Artizan
Mr. F
England
Memper
A. Baring
Marquis of Cbhandos
Wolverhampton
Secretary of State
Tower Hamlets
Liane Cea Wie
Tt Bt
Boring
Chese
Hedgan
Ben
Wilbraha
House of Peera
Corbett
Mr. Cobbett
Mr. Cobbet
Ford
Cobbarky
Java
Tord ‘Sina
Afong
Mr. C
Rainey Hie
Cobbett
Pshaw
Big 'E Way
East Wiltshire
Hampshire
Bennet Wesede
Also Mentioned on This Page
True E Sun Office
Eeseesee
Bank St
India
Acctaeen
Aif
Aes Porcnenieet
ACTIP
Beereeceanes
BR al del Monte
the Gazette
Imperial Parliament
Hodgson
Court of Requests
Westminster
Emerson
Tenen
Ingham
Frossbane
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