Paris journals debate Spain upheaval and Isabella
Paris papers discuss Isabella's majority declaration by the provisional government as a constitutional violation. They note Espartero's overthrow, English public opinion against French policy, and potential royal alliances. Otaheita autonomy prompts French press critique. Mans mayor clash over Duke de Nemours visit ends with mayor displaced.
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Paris
Spain
Isabella
Espartero
Paris Globe
France
England
Spartero
Globe
o’Aumale
Otaheita
Corporation of
Mans
Duke de
Se Ons
Ieroyal
Spain's Isabella Declared Queen in Majority Ceremony
In Mapzto and Valencia reports, Spain proclaims Isabella II as ruler after attaining majority. Celebrations echo through Madrid as Espartero faces potential loss of authority while Christina supporters seek her return. Narvaez outlines army discipline and a government address praises loyal troops. Espartero's manifestos discuss regency and legitimacy amid Catalonia unrest. Steamer Betis carries his farewell from Seville.
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Spain
Mapzto
Don Francisco de Paulo
Infanta
Corps Diplomatique
Madrid
Isabella
Espartero
Lisbon
Estremadura
Gallicia
Christina
Narvaez
Havannah
Pygricxan
Catalonia
Barcelona
Cortinez
Amettler
Lower Arragon
Seville
Betis
Malabar
Duke
Vittoria
Espartero lands or seeks asylum in Lisbon amid Madrid turmoil
Espartero arrives at Lisbon aboard the Malabar from Cadiz with a party of ex-regents and ministers. A Portuguese council debates whether to grant landing and recognition as regent, while Espartero may proceed to England if not permitted to land, amid Madrid's shifting stance and Cadiz's opposition.
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Portugal
Espartero
Lisbon
Malabar
G. R. Sartourius
Cadiz
England
Spain
van Halen
Victory
Council of Ministers
Gibraltar
Imauch
Senor Aguilar
Madrid
Seville
Porto Santa Maria
Concha
Craven chapel meeting on church crisis and voluntaryism
An Evangelical Voluntary Church Association gathering at Craven chapel discussed religion at home and abroad amid church disputes. Sir Culling Eardly Smith chaired, noting a crisis in the Church of England driven by Puseyite debates and rising voluntary principles in England and Scotland. He compared the country to a man in a thunderstorm unsure of the danger’s source.
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Evangelical Voluntary Church Association
Friends
Craven Chapel
Culling Eardly Smith
Pusey
Oxford
Scotland
England
Ireland
Church of England
Italy
Friends of
Evangelical and
Waterloo Bridge
Palmer
Battlebridge
Middlesex
Jardine
Surrey
Ellen Fearen
Thames
Southwark Bridge
Giles
Brownlow-street
Drury-lane
Waterloo-bridge
Finch
London
Clapham
Clapham Common
Wandsworth Commons
Wandsworth
Brixton
Mansion House
Kent
Sussex
Lord Torrington
Edward Knatchball
G. Darby
M.P
R. Jennings
Monckton
Brenchley
Bass
Ellis
Parkes
Watney
Waghorn
B. Murrell
Scott
Barming
Maidstone
G.darby
Lord aceenEoe
Charles Barclay
Boyd
Coleraine
Ulster
Londonderry
Religious liberty and Ireland dispute stirs London talks
Debates in Parliament highlight fears over Roman Catholic influence in Ireland and potential endowment changes. A meeting condemns Catholic establishment, while the Waterloo Bridge area reports multiple suicide attempts and a July storm battering London, with extensive flooding and property damage.
Turnouts rise amid strikes and public cheers in Ashton
From Ashton correspondent, August 14. Turnouts display resolve, with crowds of mill workers, both sexes, dressed well and orderly amid a festive air. Meetings on Thacker’s ground draw over 10,000. speakers include Pilling Wolfenden General Lee Crossley. Police and military workload decline as operatives show no intention to resume reduced pay work. BRIDGWATER includes verdict of manslaughter against Bristol and Exeter Railway directors over river Parrett deaths and centering at Somerset Bridge, with details of inquest and legal actions forthcoming.
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United States
Canada
CalEdonia
Lott
Boston
Halifax
Columbia
Acadia
Union
Mexico
Tabasco
Ampania
Yucatan
Texas
Santa Anna
New Orleans
St. John’s County
New Brunswick
Miramichi
Hea
New York
Nicholas Biddle
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Warner
Gilmour
Washington
O’connell
Erican
Pusey
Memphis
R. Kermit
Liverpool
Cape Hatteras
Hamilton
Mississippi
Turkey
Kapolet
Gouriel
Tchouronkeon
Athens
The
Telegraph
Greece
Anders
Abdel Kader
Oran
Mascara
Ouledasea
Oued Aman
Mascars
Garrabats
Newfoundland
Elekcotra
Science
Cork Harbour
James Tobin
St. John’s
Tobin
France
England
Sanpwien Islands
Taniti
Tahiti
Her
Nicholas
Williams
Little
Panama
West Indies
Tahitians
Falmouth
London
Plymouth
Mes
Uenslaughter
Frederick Ricketts
James Gibbe
William Morgan
William Day Wills
Samuel Lucas
William Poole King
Michael Hinton Castle
Francis Parker
Edward Divett
Charles Bowles Fripp
William Watson
John Browne
William Browne
Bristol and Exeter Railway Company
Clarke
Savory and Clarke
Bristol
Badham
Lovibond
Carslake
Bridgwater
Trevor
Court of Queen’s Bench
Justice Coltman
Morgan
Sheernhss
Queen
Gravesend
Camperdown
Ocean
Nore
Ashton-Undeer-Lynhs
Ashton
Thacker
Pilling
Wolfenden
General Lee
Crossley
Oldham
Lees
Bristol and Exeter RaiLway
Richard Hall
Joseph Hall
Parrett
Somerset-bridge
Joseph
George Inn
North Petherton
Davies
Bristol and Exeter Railroad Company
Lyong and Its
Binns
Valiant
Elliotson
Louk
Dr. Elliotson
Mistress
Martha
Elliotsen
Brack
Scotland
Edinburgh
Adam
Charles Black
M.ps
St. Stephen’s
Highlands
Ireland Duke of Wellington and the Orange Men
A Dublin protestant society petitions against the Emancipation Bill and the Duke of Wellington declines to present or back the petition. Raucous meetings condemn the government while war preparations and a racecourse assault on Miss Bussy are reported. A Fusiliers officer’s murder is described as monomania with inquest verdict of wilful murder.
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Duke of Wellington
Orangemen
Dublin
Protestant Operatives Society
Lord Duke
House of Lords
Duke
Wu. Compton Espy
London
Compton Espy
Dublin Protestant Operative Association
Reformation Society
Gregg
Three Kingdoms
Robert Peel
Maynooth
Cyclops
Carrickfergus
Limerick
Cork
Edward Bossy
Lowpark
Kilkenny West
Miss Bussy
Landon Lennon
Sth Fusiliers
Evening Mail
Parsonstown
Mackay
Forest
Duke Square
Henderson
Henderson, and Alsa
Lieut. Mackay
5Th Regiment of Fusiliers
Patrick M.manus
House of Commons
Mesmerism and the occult aims of Animal Magnetism review
A critical survey of Mesmerism or Animal Magnetism, detailing claimed sensory transference, clairvoyance, and somnambulism, with contemporary reactions. The piece notes dangers to women, moral concerns, and skepticism, while summarizing Mr. Lee's book and related phrenology case reports. It also reviews Brack’s Pictorial Tourist of Scotland and Wyld’s Post Office Map of London.
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Edwin Lee
London
J. Churchill
Holywell-street
Lee
Mr. Lee
Thomas Hood
M. Petetin
Mar
Loxpox
James Wyld
Mr. Wylds
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