OConnell denounces Whigs in Ireland and calls for reform
In an outspoken letter, Daniel OConnell blames the Whig government for Ireland’s misery since 1830, denouncing appointments to key posts as hostile to reform and Catholic rights. He accuses Earl Grey’s administration of favoritism toward Orange interests and urges rapid redress, dismissal of enemies, and a ministry of reformers.
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Sepjant Yea
Perrin
Ulster
House of Commons
More O*ferrall
Wig
Charles Wetherell
Bedlam
Daniel O Connell
Poor Law Amendment Act Feature In Weekly True Sun
The Weekly True Sun announces the September 6 issue will include a summary of the news, the Poor Law Amendment Act with notes by a leading lawyer, and a copious index. It states the law changes pauper governance and urges early orders to Newsmen due to limited print runs.
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Bank of England
Paris Papers and Claims of Insincerity in War Dispatches
The Paris dispatches arriving this morning claim victory for the army of the Queen near Bayonne, noting Jan REGUY defeated a Carlist battalion under St GASTIBELZA, while garrisons at Irun and St Sebastian allegedly moved to intercept fugitives. The piece questions the veracity and completeness of these reports and accuses French authorities of vague, unreliable communication.
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Bayonne
Jan- Reguy
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Iran
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el Pastor
Irun
Contempt for the Madrid crisis and a warning on Spain
A critique of British policy toward Spain and the Quad alliance notes government timidity, calls for clarity on foreign matters, and blames Madrid for Spain's missteps. It cites Bayonne dispatches on Romír’s forces, urges energetic leadership, and comments on European press responses and currency debates in Britain.
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France
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Bayonne
Ropir
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Spain
Hercules
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