Spanish Deputies Seek Civil Liberties in 1834 Call
The Madrid petition from August 18, 1834, signed by multiple nobles and legislators, appeals to the Queen Regent for restoration of fundamental rights including civil liberty, press freedom, property inviolability, ministerial responsibility, and the Urban Militia, urging constitutional safeguards and codification as fundamental law. After reading, the session scheduled Monday September 1 for discussion and printing of the petition.
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Spain
Gaceta de Madrid
Pradores
Rochradores
Criminal Cone Urban Militia
Home Department
Y de la Interior
Europe
Don Alfonzo the
Civil Bey
Novisima Necopilacion
Yucatan
South America
Don Juan II
Valladolid
Norisima Recapitacion
Cortes
Chamber of Deputies
Madrid
Antonio Gonzalez
Count de Las Navas
Fermin Caballero
Telestory de Trueba
Cosio
Vicente Cano Manuel Y Chacon
Joaquin
News From Spain Reports Moves, Insurgents in Navarre
From the Moniteur and Constitutionnel a dispatch details General Jaureguy’s August movements toward Azcarate and Aspetia, with Navarrese battalions redistributed and insurgents crossing the Andoain bridge. Additional articles discuss quadripartite treaty supplements, France’s frontier role, and potential English and Portuguese involvement.
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ST. Sebastian
Tolosa
Jaureguy
St. Estevan
Lecumberri
Azcarate
Lorenzo
Atauo
Segura
Zamalacarreguy
Zalduends
Navarre
Guipuscoa
Goizueta
Andoain
Aspetia
Segastibelza
Ezcurra
Asteasu
Firs
Barcelona
Liauder
France
Pyrenees
England
Portugal
Foltonetni
Tye
Trea
Serivtteou
Diplomatic Articles Added to 1834 Treaty
The plenipotentiaries of the allied powers sign new articles to augment the April 22 1834 treaty. Measures on Spanish frontier aid to insurgents, British arms supplies to Spain, Portuguese cooperation, and ratification in London within forty days are outlined. London August 18.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Portugal
Donna Maria
Spain
London
Journal du Commerce
St. Cloud
Europe
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Sire
England
France
M. Cailieux
Toreno
Sears
Horrors of the African Slave Trade and Hogg Family Move
A report from the Poland describes slaves landing near Trinidad and Cuba, a Spanish brig’s raid, a captain slain by natives, and hostages doomed to be held. It notes six or seven slaves escaping, the crew’s account, and a dramatic last voyage episode. Also, David Hogg, brother of Ettrick Shepherd, and his family arrive in New York and plan to settle at Silver Lake Pennsylvania with Rev. Jardine guiding a new colony on Robert H. Rose’s estate.
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New York Custom House
Journal of Commerce
Parthenon
Athens
Wall-street
Pine-street
York
Green
Augusta
Maine
Tom
Harry
Lincutan
Gaines
Ohio
Pencer Conant
Accient
Conant
New York
Poland
Trinidad
Cuba
Africa
Mercantile American
David Hogg
Ettrick Shepherd
Sir Walter Scott
Abbotaford
Hoge
Silver Lake
Pennsylvania
Robert H. Rose
Hogg
Jardine
Doncaster St Leger Odds and Races at Doncaster
Tattersalls reports racing dialogue for Doncaster events next week. Plenipotentiary attracts heavy betting early, with few willing to risk 6 to 5 against him. Shilelagh and Wallaby Bay show strong support at various odds, while Babastes, Marcellina, and Gen. Chassé draw limited backing. Champagne Stakes odds and Derby odds are listed, with The Magnate and Ibrahim noted among entries. The Doncaster racing program begins Monday next.
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Tattersall’s
Doncaster
Pow- Giary Jett
Shilelash
Babastes
Warlaby
Touchstone Baylock
Bran
Marcellina Cheng
Gen. Chassé
Loudon
Shilelagh
Mostyn
P.p
Pettit
Ibrahim
Emilius
Netherby Farmers' Society Agricultural Meeting Report
The Netherby Farmers' Society held its annual meeting on Friday the 20th at a field near Longtown attended by about 360 locals and notable guests including Sir J Graham Bart M P Major Graham and Captain Graham R N. A substantial dinner followed for about one hundred gentlemen and farmers at the Graham Arms Inn Longtown with Mr Gibbons of Mossband presiding and Sir James Graham assisting.
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NetTueasy
Netherby
J. Graham
Graham
R.N
James
Mein
Dale
Walker
Newcastle
Church
Tower of Sark
Teather
Alatonby
Piper
Edinburgh
Mrs. Little
Graham Arms Inn
Longtown
Mr. Gibbons
Mossband
James Graham
Carlisle
Herts Agricultural Society
Hatfield
Red Lion Inn
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl of Verulam
Rd Grimston
Herts County Press
Suspected Infanticide Case in Keppel Street Garden
An infant was found dead in the garden of Mr. Boon on a Friday night, sparking murder suspicions. Harriet Chalice, a young servant, admitted being the mother but claimed the child was stillborn, despite surgeons estimating a six month alive birth. The coroner noted evidence of birth concealment and the jury returned a verdict that the birth was concealed by the mother Elizabeth Chalkce.
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Mr. Boon
Keppel-street
Russell-square
Harriet Chalice
Slakely
Elizabeth Chalkce
Mr. Stirling
French Missionaries in China and a Parisian Theft Tale
The Ami de Religion reports persecutions of Christians in Cochin China and Tonquin with two French missionaries executed or imprisoned and others scattered or detained. A Paris anecdote describes Nathal, a London clerk turned Harcourt, caught with funds and sentenced to three months for passport fraud.
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China
Cochin China
Tonquin
M. Gagelin
M. Jaccard
Villa Real
Paris
Nathal
London
Harcourt
Desic Dent
England
Debate on press freedom and stamp duties in Britain
A long critique argues the press represents public sentiment and warns against reform measures that could curb journalism. It praises England’s press for integrity, denounces government meddling, and contests calls to repeal stamp duties, warning of dangers to liberty, corruption, and political imbalance.
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The
Standard
House of Commons
Peblic
England
House
Lord Althorp
Messrs. Littleton
O'Connell
Ublic
Richard Steele
Courier
Canning
Jord Bacon
Spectator
Blackwood
Presa
Lincoln's Inn
Bolore
Hiveting
Treasury
Edward Ellice
Boliety
London
Teusthan
Paria
America
Persia
Beadle
Lord Brougham
Degra
Mr. Hamilton
Ritzh
United States
Constitutionnel
True Sun
France
Portmouth DispatchReports Warship Movements and Admirals
A Portsmouth dispatch records His Majesty's ship Dublin returning from Rio Janeiro to England, with Spar tate Spar rowhawk Snake Cockatrice and other vessels at Spithead awaiting orders. Letters from Spar tiate note the death of Admiral Sir Michael Seymour and interment with honours, as expeditions sail for Falkland Islands Coquimbo and the Pacific with dispatches for Commodore Mason and others. The Dublin brings freight of sixteen hundred thousand dollars. Wind 8 West, strong breezes, rain intervals.
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Dublin
James Townshend
Rio Janeiro
South Pacific
Rio
England
Spithead
Spartate
Michael Seymour
Spartiate
Sparrowhawk
Snake
Au Cockatrice
Taylor
Round the Horn
Falkland Islands
Coquimbo
Pacific
Mason
Court Circular: Viscounts En Route to Windsor Castle for Dinner
Viscounts Melbourne and Palmerston departed to Windsor Castle in a carriage for a royal dinner in St George's Hall celebrating the coronation anniversary. Mr Secretary Rice also traveled to Windsor for the entertainment. Sir Robert Grant sailed from Portsmouth with the Buckinghamshire governor for the East Indies. Viscount Althorp left Cowdray Park for Althorp Park.
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Melbourne
Palmerston
Windsor Castle
St. George's Hall
Secretary Rice
Windsor
Petersham
Charles Grant
Iowa
Portsmouth
Buckinghamshire
Robert Grant
Bombay
East Indies
Viscount Althorp
Poynts
Cowdstry Park
Sussex
Althorp Park
Northamptonshire
Fragmented quarrel over coats ends in a churchman clash
A Exeter report recounts an early morning altercation between a lawyer and a preacher over a coat swap at a public spot. One man was struck in the thigh, and both fled, with the incident described as a youthful dispute leading to a violent quarrel.
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Theospel
Exeter
Forth and Clyde
Forth
Clyde
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