Narvaez exiled in Paris as Spain sows unrest in 1837 era
The letter reports General Narvaez’s exile in Paris on his way to Naples after his failed despotic push in Spain. It highlights his unpopularity with the army and people, his opposition to Maria Christine, and the volatile state in Galicia and Madrid. The piece also covers parliamentary debates on Irish affairs, famine precautions, and remarks on coercion versus reform, ending with a Birmingham dinner and toast line about English resilience.
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le Hue
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James Graham
Robert Peck
Smith O’brien
Jobe O’connell
Ireland
John O'Connell
John O’brien
Caleb Powell
Ward
William Somerville
Vernon Smith
Robert Peel
Bille
Chamber of Deputies
M. Levasseur
M. de Lamartine
M. Thiers
France
Orleans
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33D Regiment
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Carrick-on-Suir
O'Donnell
O'Neill
Cxorca
Edvocation Society
Church Education Society
Rotunda
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Kildare
Earl of Roden
H. Inglis
Conolly and
Acton
Somerset Maxwell
Tun
United Kingdom balance sheet shows £2.38 million surplus
The annual balance sheet for the year ending April 6 1846 was laid before the House of Commons revealing a revenue surplus of £2,360,600. Excluding China the surplus stands about £1,630,000 with an added £750,000 from China, and total receipts exceed estimates by £1,494,000 while expenditure totals were trimmed to £49,532,000 from £49,691,000.
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United Kingdom
House of Commons
China
R. Peel
Sir R. Peel
Issee Revee
Fifth Anniversary Meeting of the Birmingham Athenic Institute
The Birmingham Athenic Institute in Greet Charles Street held its fifth anniversary gathering. Lord J Manners presided as president, with apologies read from several MPs. The toast to the Queen drew applause as the secretary reported 14 cricket festivals and various athletic events. Lord Manners praised Birmingham founders and urged continued social progress through recreation alongside work.
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Join Hanmer
M.P
Monckton Milnes
M.D
Spaoner
Dogdale
Newdegate
Umboltus
Hts
Institute
Taylor
Hagley
Cherrs
Tome
Lord Joby Manners
J. Manners
Lord J. Manners
England
Athenic Institute of
Birmingham
Athenic Institute
Sir John Hanmer
Kingston upon-Bail
Chreers
Cheere
Manchester
Stockport
Cuvers
Kent
Snd
Ilank
Facer's
Bill
Attempted assassination of Louis Philippe shocks Paris
A Folkestone telegraph report cites Journal des Débats about a shot fired as Louis Philippe rode near Fontainebleau. Three bullets struck the carriage fringe. the King’s life was saved. The Queen and royal party were unharmed. The would‑be killer Lecomté, an elderly forest guardian, was arrested. The Standard commentary speculates the assailant may be of higher social rank, citing Napoleonic era figures and Lecomté’s links to the ancien regime.
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South Eastern Railway
Folkestone
Frm
Journal Des Débats
Fontainbleau
Providence
Adelaide
Nemours
Salerno
Nanassin
Leconate
Fontainvleau
Nat Pipht
Egeassin
Louis Philippe
Ancien Garde Generale
Napoleon
Fontainblesu
Jecounté
Garde Generale
Ériculor
Lecomté
Charlotte Row
Mansion House
Revivalism in Birmingham Causes Citywide Turmoil
A sensational account describes three months of revival meetings led by Rev J Caughey in Birmingham. The gatherings drew huge crowds, especially women, with intense emotional scenes at Cherry Street chapel. Report details altar interactions, frantic prayers, and later sermons that cited dire consequences to urge reform.
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Birmingham
J. Caughey
Wesleyan Episcopal Church
America
Wesleyan
Cherry-street
Pen
Caughey
Raila
Voice of God
York
Railway accident at Brandling Junction injures many near South Sittos
A severe Brandling Junction derailment near South Sittos harms multiple people. The 10 o’clock Gateshead to Shields train left the line near Jarrow Alkali works, plunging the engine and tender through a roof, destroying a dwelling and injuring two women and a child inside. One passenger has both legs broken. several others suffer serious cuts and burns. Rescue work continued through Monday as officials reassessed causes, noting the switch may not have caused the crash and detailing the engine’s chaotic descent onto the embankment and through a roof.
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Cambridge
Shoreditch
Cheaterford
Newmarket
Eastern County Railway
Lady Chesterfield
Lord E. Roseel
Poss
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Leabridge
Roney
Renev
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Metropolis
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Ehut
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George Gordon
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Kennard
Duncan
Pasley
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Goddard
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Shields
Jarrow
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