Petition of Spanish Deputies Seeks Civil Liberty Rights
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies petitions the Queen Regent for restoration of civil liberty and personal security, arguing for equality before law, inviolability of property, press freedom, ministerial responsibility, and the urban militia as a fundamental right, with discussion scheduled for Sept 1.
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Spain
Gaceta de Madrid
RTES
Chamber OF Deputies
Procuranores
Srirtixe
Avucust
Criminal Code
Home Department
Europe
Blatenty
Don Alfonzo the Wise
Sac
Peter
Novisima Recopilacion
Yucatan
Don Juan I
Valladolid
Las Cartas del Rey
Cortes
Madrid
Antonio Gonzalez
Count de Las Navas
Fermin Caballero
Telesforo de Trueba
Cosio
Vicente Cano Manuel Y Chacon
Joaquin Maria Lopez
Agustin Garcia de Atocha
Andres Viseilo
Jose Villanueva
Miguel Chacon
Marcos Fernandez Blanco
Marcos Marin
Jose Llanos
Rufino Garcia Carrasco
New York Custom House described by Journal of Commerce
The Journal of Commerce details the New York Custom House design as 177 feet long and 89 feet wide, with a Parthenon style, eight front Doric columns, two rows of columns on the sides, a two story plan plus a central vaulted great hall with a dome sixty two feet in diameter, and numerous rooms and staircases arranged around the hall and basement.
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American Papers
New York Custom House
Journal of Commerce
Parthenon
Athens
Wall-street
Pine-street
New York Commercial Advertiser
Hureau
Miss Green
Augusta
Maine
Creation
Fon
Harry
SinenLark
Gaines
Ohio
Spencer Conant
Conant
Thirty Year Old Gaines Resident Poorly Known
A man thirty years of age with no family resided in Gaines for four or five years. Relatives live in the east. Also notes on slave ship incident near Trinidad and on Mr. David Hogg and family arriving in New York to join relatives at Silver Lake, Pennsylvania, aided by Rev. Jardine.
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Gaines
New York
Harkers
Taupe
Poland
Trinidad
Cuba
Africa
David Hogg
Sir Walter Scott
Abbotsford
Hogg
Silver Lake
Pennsylvania
Robert H. Rose
Mr. Hoge
Dr. Rose
Jardine
Doncaster St Leger Betting Drift Amid Turmoil at Tattersalls
At Tattersalls Serv. 8 betting for the Doncaster St Leger showed Plenipotentiary the crowd’s focus, with Shilelagh, Wallaby Bay lock, and General Chassé among notable supports, while many backers limited stakes as odds fluctuated. Derby action followed with Lagat and Ibrahim leading the field as Doncaster opens Monday next.
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Tattersall's
Doncaster ST. Leger
Shilelagh
Wallaby Baylock
General Chassé
Powlett
Powtiary
Doncaster
Champagne Eaxet
Agst
Mostyn
the Magnate
P.p
Tak
Derby
Lagat
Pettit
Ibrahim
Emilius
Netherby Agricultural Meeting Highlights Prominent Attendees
The Netherby Farmers Society annual gathering near Longtown drew about 300 locals and notables including Sir James Graham and Major Graham. After cattle and horse judging, a three hundred guest dinner at the Graham Arms Inn showcased prize stock and strong local support for agricultural improve ment. The Herts Agricultural Society ploughing event at Hatfield featured the Marquis of Salisbury presiding, a 3s per head dinner, and calls to continue promoting agricultural progress.
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Netherby
Longtown
J. Graham
Bart
M.P
Graham
James
Mein
Dale
Walker
Newcastle
Church
Tower of Sark
Teather
Alstonby
Piper
Edinburgh
Sro
Graham Arms Inn
Gibbons
Mossband
James Graham
Carlisle
Herts Agricultural Society
Hatfield
Red Lion Inn
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl of Verulam
Rd Grimston
G. Ryder
Capt. Hotham
R.N
Salisbury Arms
Herts County Press
Suspected Infanticide Case At Keppel Street
An infant found in a Russell-square garden led to the arrest of Harriet Chalice, a servant living near Mr Boon, who admitted maternity but claimed the child was stillborn. An inquest found the child was born alive and murdered. the jury returned that the birth had been concealed by the mother.
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Boon
Keppel-street
Russell-square
Harriet Chalice
Stokely
Elizabeth Chalice
Mr. Stirling
French Missionaries in Cochin China and Tonquin
Reports in Ami de la Religion warn of brutal persecutions of Christians in Cochin China and Tonquin. French missionary M Gagelio is condemned to death, M Jaccard faces the cangue, and other missionaries are jailed or have fled. An edict aims to annihilate the Christian faith as nobles suffer torture.
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Caina
Ami de la Religion
Cochin China
Tonquin
M. Gagelio
M. Jaccard
Villa Real
Paris
Nathal
London
Harcourt
England
Press freedom and stamp duty in Britain debate
A lengthy analysis argues that the press shapes public will and should resist regulation. It condemns government meddling, defends journalistic integrity, and condemns penny papers while warning repeal of stamp duties could destroy press liberty and widen abuses. It compares with American and French models, defending the English press as vital to national discourse.
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London
Paris
America
Beadle
Spectator
Lord Brougham
Mr. Hamilton
United States
The
Jou
National
Constitutionnel
True Sun
Asuiming
France
Dublin Arrives at Spithead with News of Admiral Seymour
Extracts from letters aboard His Majesty's ship Dublin report the illness and death of Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, his funeral with full honours, and naval movements including Sparrowhawk Cockatrice and other ships. Dispatches mention Dublin returning from the Horn and six hundred thousand dollars freight. Weather notes show strong southwesterly winds and intermittent rain.
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Dublin
James Townshend
Rio Janeiro
South Pacific
Rio
England
Spithead
Oser
Sperial
R Wainéeday, Ltd
Michael Saymour
Ltth
Michael Seymour
Spartiate
Sparrowhawk
Taylor
Round the Horn
Falkland Islands
Coquimbo
Pacific
Mason
C.B
The
S.W
Court Circuit and Nobility Attend Windsor Castle Dinner
Viscounts Melbourne and Palmerston departed the town in a carriage for Windsor Castle to attend the royal coronation anniversary dinner. Mr Secretary Rice also journeyed to Windsor. The Right Hon. Charles Grant returned from Portsmouth. Viscount Althorp left Cowdray Park for Althorp Park, and Sir Robert Grant sailed from Portsmouth to the East Indies. Buckinghamshire with Sir Robert Grant aboard set course for the East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Palmerston
Town
Windsor Castle
St. George's
Secretary Rice
Windsor
Peteraham
Havin
Charles Grant
Portsmouth
Buckinghamshire
Robert Grant
Bombay
East Indies
Viscount Althorp
Poyntz
Cowdstry Park
Sussex
Althorp Park
Northamptonshire
Teignmouth brawl over coats ends in a thigh wound
An Exeter Flying Post item reports on a Teignmouth incident where a lawyer and a preacher allegedly fought over a public place for a great coat exchange. The clash left the lawyer wounded in the thigh as bystanders watched the other man flee the scene.
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Teignmouth
Exeter
Forth and Clyde
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Foreign Intelligence
Moniteur
Boletin de Guipuscoa
ST. Sebastian
Tolosa
Jaureguy
St. Estevan
Lecumberri
Azcarate
Lorenzo
Ataun
Seura
Zumalacarreguy
Zalduendo
Navarre
Guipuséoa
Goizueta
Andoain
Asteasu
Barcelona
Liauder
Pyrenees
Portugal
Great Britain and Ireland
Donna Maria
Journal du Commerce
St. Cloud
Messrs
M. Martinez de la Rosa
M. Cailleux
Forenc
Sporting
Agriculture
the Newspaper Press
Standard
House of Commons
Sartuishy
Lord Althorp
Messrs. Littleton
O'Connell
Rtichard Steele
Courier
Cansing
Jord Bacon
Blackwood
Lincoln’s Inn
Colonies
Justice
Treasury
Edward Ellice
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