Madrid Crisis Delays in Spain and Lisbon Turmoil
A Paris to Madrid dispatch outlines how crisis pressures in Madrid linger over ministries and Narvaez’s governance, with Salamanca, Mendizabel, and Narvaez as potential powers. Simultaneously, Portuguese cabinet instability and Lisbon disturbances threaten governance, while reports from Bologna describe Austrian actions near Ferrara and rising urban tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madrid
M. Pacheco
M. Salamanca
Moderados
Warvact
Cortes
Progressatas
Solomayor
Christinos
Afrancesados
Narvaez
Mendizabel
Repartero Sn
Saas
Ferrara
Duchess de Praslin
Paris Journale
Baron James de Rothechild
Narvacs
Thureday
Narvacz
Journal Des Débats
Spain
The
Presse
Marshal Narveez
Paria
Salamanca
Serrano
Parie
Pars
Gazette de France
Réforme
Qharivari
Union Monarchique
Mondas
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Dieppe
Basle
Stresburg
Tours
Nentes
Lyons
The Metropolis Theological College Admits Candidates for Holy Orders
The Archbishop of Canterbury and other senior bishops approve Holy Orders candidates from England and Ireland admitted through Ing's College London. The two year program covers Evidences of Religion, pastorship, liturgy, and school instruction with a major examination at completion.
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Kin
Londox
Canterbury
York
London
Holy Order
Carey
Jeff
M.canl
St James's
Duke's Place
Frederick Denison Maurice
Richerd Chenevix Trench
Itchen Stoke
Himpehire
Edward Hayes Piamptre
King's College
Ux Torrenaam
J. Walker
Francis Street
Tottenham Court Road
County and
Atlas
Ripley
Messrs
Bernasconi
New Inn
Francis
Street
Goodchild
Phoenix
West of England
Whitechapel
William Baker
Union Flag
Union Street
William Currey
Sion Square
Thomara Peer
Green- Geld Street
Commercial Road East
Osborne Street
High Street
Aldgate
Deny
van Raiaed
Llewellyn
Mountatreat
Merteopolitas Society For the Abolition OF
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
Are Atkinson
G. A. Walker
Aonerape
Leeds
Society
Sgatostotramural
Insurrection in Greece and Mexican Peace Prospects
Reports from Athens note King Otho reopening the Greek assembly amid ongoing clashes with Ottoman forces. Across the Atlantic, New York dispatches recount European market shifts, bread prices easing, firmer cotton, and ongoing Mexican peace negotiations with Santa Anna seen as favoring a settlement. Dispatches also place Perry and Pillow movements, with Veracruz defenses prepared as Mexican Congress and peace commissioners drift toward negotiation. Tampico and Tampico-adjacent views highlight liberal concessions by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerrica
Livemoon
Sarah Sands
Thompson
Holyhead
Mersey
New York
Hibernia
Secounts Bend
Michigan
Ohio
Oswego
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Pearce
Santa Anna
Santa Anas
Mexican Congress
Trist
Congress
Republic
United States
General Pillow
Pueblo
General Scott
New Orleans
Great Western
Tampico
Leon
Guadaloupe
Cadiz
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
Ireland. O Connell and Dublin election violence
The Limerick Chronicle cites a claim that Mr Charles O Connell of Liscannor led a mob to demolish a lodging and hurl a mate over a cliff amid party conflict tied to Sir L O Briens election. The Dublin Evening Post notes Rev Alexander Hoops of Glankeen Tipperary killed himself after mental distress from distressing conditions among the poor. Monpar association covers Dublin election tensions and financial irregularities. Keogh urges Irish unity to boost industry and counter famine, while a letter from Smith OBrien confirms his seat at Westminster in the new Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Unul
Cambridge Advertiser
Jonas Thoursox
John Thompson
Carlisle
Mary
Délaet
Thompson
Newcastle Chamber of Commerce
Robert Peel
Baronet
Wynyard
Earl of
Newcastle Advertiser
Nwhwton
Newton Commox
Friends of Chartiam
Newton
Manchester
Oldham
Rochdale
Bolton
Bury
Preston
Liverpool
Wigan
Feargus O’connor
M.P
T. H. Roberts
Roberts
House of Commons
O'Connor
Duncombe
Freat
Williams
Jones
Conference of
London
O'Conan
Kendice
R. O'Connor
Labour
Treland
Jobo Al'Carthy
Fisher
Guy's Hospital
Chepstow
Iriahman
M‘carthy
M'Carthy
Rochesthe
Linza
Rochester
R. Bernal
Reg
T. T. Hodges
Crown Inn
Baker
Alaidstone Pasette
Bugby
Midland Railway
Jobo Holyoak
Rasisrance
Bailwey Nn
Torrance
India
Worchster
Hyde
Jane Stool
John Waldron
Worcester and
Birmingham
Steel
Wal
Thomas Waldron
Jane Steel
Jane Stee
Limerick Chronicle
Willa
Charlea
O'Connell
Liscannor
Ciara
L. O'Brien
Dublin Evening Post
Alexander Hoops
Glankeen
County Tipperary
Bie Ife
Bia
Kia
Relief Committee
Tipperary
Hoops
T. O'Meara
Ansucsesafal
Kildare
J. A. O'Neill
J. P. Somers
Freeman's Journal
Somers
Sligo
Afr
J. O’connell
Dublin
Reynolds
Crean
W. H. Gregory
Gregory
John Reynolds
J. O'Connell
W. Keogh
Athlone
Bie
Mr. Keogh
Noles
Ofr
Smith O'Brien
Limerick
Embargo Borders Irish Cargo at Douglas Quay
The Sirius from Newry arrived at Douglas Isle of Man with Irish reapers and was placed under embargo by local authorities. The ship sailed for Whitehaven the same tide, amid protection by police on the quay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas and Son
Lealia and
Alexander
King and Melville
Coventry and Sheppard
Giles and Co
W. R. Rubmann and Co
Mors
London
Liverpool
Stockton
Glasgow
Waterford
Cork
Limerick
Sligo
George Wilson
Andaworth
Robert Emmerson
Catherine Turner
South Western Railway Works
Osborn
Jacklord
Statham
Bia Atory
Fire at British Hotel devastates Bombay buildings
An immense fire at the British Hotel in Bombay destroyed the hotel and much of the surrounding quarter. The blaze began after an alcohol pump and a candle mishap, spreading rapidly through the tavern and adjoining structures. Despite efforts by crews, police, and soldiers, crews faced looting, collapse, and extensive property losses totaling millions in rupees, with the hotel and tavern lost and many shops wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Apenny Hotal
Blackwell
Jerte
Amor
Framjee Cowuajee
Apollo Street
Sre
Peraaz
India
Mes W
Nicol and Co
Losa
Wu Pestonjee
Hajee Sumar
Spica
Manocjee Ashburner
Whare
Testim
Acvera
Persuny
Suaterda Morbing
Lever Bour
Pestonjee
Diachw
Major Willoughby
Curtis
Rivett
Hatchisen
Woolf
City Bees
Mutrrseryee
Bewboy Barr
Ihrer
Jose
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Foreign Intelligence
Manatn
la Granja
Marquis de Valverde
Messia
Sants Coloma
Malpica
Ros de Olano
Pardo
Mesara
Pacheca
Bahamonde
Pastor Diaz
M. Mendizabel
Cexche
Enrique
Biarrits
M. Benavides
Interior
Portugal
Lisbon
Lord Palmerston
Senhor
Rodrigo Magallesens
Boas Vista
Damed Wilson
Fayul
Oporto
Ruamorre
Opurty
Feemama
Bologna
Amat
Rome
Ameticans
Pontifical
Ciacchi
Ponte Lagoscuro
Trosa
Bologne
Cardinal Auret
Modene
Bretett
Austria
Duchy
Tuscany
Diario
Cerdinsel Clacchi
Sopl
France
Avatria
Mmessarek
Copls
Pius TX
Ferrari
Quartier de Transtevere
Constantianpla
the Metropolis
Soctary
Chaltfoko
Wwestmnstert
Rafe
York Hotel
Dopgayyelieet
Strand
Bremner
Glihioct Segans
Prout
City of Westminster
Tre Buackwathh
TRE Buackwathh Prine— Suntowns Charge Agarnit
TY. Baker
Sora Mason
Poplar
Gravesend Stormer
Blackwall Pier
Feltham
Terrace Pier
Gravesend
Eoain
Wessel
Heritage
Wickworth
John Gorstin
Blackwall
Thomas Grudge
Atuecrep
Post Office
Goodwin
Letter Carriers Department
Bulloces
Westminerzx House of Conrection
Bedford
Westminster House of Correction
Thomas Chapman
St. James's Park
Bow Street
Lavies
W. Hawley
Clare Street
Clare Market
Royal Society For the Protection of Life
Ropsigsy
Gay's Hospital
Hon
Hinton
Parcela Delivery Company
Paorosey Barwar Cros
Salvayors
King’s Arma Tavern
Valentine
C.E
E. W. Goock
Warren
Jesson
Oram
Leyes
Warreenarst
Craven and
Lucea
Aries
East London Company
Pariah
London Brigade
West of England Company
Elizabeth Steadman
Caroline Street
Came of
Mackay
Ghown
Sbe
Fourg Girz
Gret
Cowbridge
Woodpack Inn
Sydney Street
Clentadt
N.bania
Ihbétebola
Albear
Arma Agaist
Die
Eke
Veinforo
Frotockndlig
Baomette
Athens
Otho
Pera
Tagrot
Dol
Turkey
Ireland
Engert
Faa Nyils
Bug
Cuttingira
Rene
Pernus
Iluy
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