Foreign Intelligence and Spanish Crisis Roil Europe
The Paris and Madrid fronts show a widening energy in European politics as Spain faces insurrection and government reprisals. Reports detail Narvaez’s crackdown, disarmament orders, and executions in Alicante Murcia and Valencia, while Paris frays over Guizot’s cabinet and Queen Christina’s Madrid plans.
Insurrection in Portugal and Sweden King’s illness
Lisbon correspondent reports the 6th day government declared insurrection, charter guarantees suspended, press liberty curtailed, Cortes prorogued, 2000 contos loan authorized for order. Arrests made, leaders targeted, Cabral’s fate speculated. Insurrection began with the 4th dragoons at Torres Novas. In Sweden King’s illness updates. regency to Crown Prince until March 1. bulletins note leg pain, eruption, swelling, gradual improvement, hindering government duties.
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Brazils men arrive as riverwar nears Monte Video
Express packet Lieutenant Herrick brings Brazils men with Pernambuco 14 Bahia 20 Rio Janeiro 21 December dates. Freight about £20000. General Rivera issues spirited addresses and marches his army toward Monte Video to relieve the city. Collision with Oribe expected soon, with decisive action likely.
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Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
Rivera
Monte Video
Oribe
Avon West India Steamer Avon Arrives After Long Gulf Passage
Dispatches recount the Avon’s perilous Gulf voyage from January in a north wind storm that forced fuel from ship cabins. Captain Strutt and crew endured 35 days at sea with heavy seas, Bermuda reports clear health, and transfers of inter-colonial mails to the Avon at Bermuda. The article notes significant cargo and banking consignments, cochineal, gum copal, and mining company funds, with Grenada papers up to January 6.
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Extraordinary Express
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Strutt
Bermuda
England
West India Islands
Charles Adam
Jamaica
Vera Cruz
Trent
Avon
Forth
Havanna
Real del Monte Mining Company
Tampico
Havannah
Nassau
Grenada
Norwood infant flogging inquest and park Lunacy scene
An inquest at Lambeth workhouse investigated the death of Edmund Lan worn a 17 month old infant allegedly flogged at Norwood infant school. Witnesses contradicted accusations of abuse and the jury found a natural death while urging inquiry into a rod's presence in the ward and no infant chastisement. Also reports a deranged woman seized in St James's Park and a newborn found dead beside Belgrave Square with post mortem to follow.
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Nonwoop
Carter
Lambeth
Edmund John Lanworn
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Giles
Cornelly
Rachael Murphy
Frances Burford
House of Industry
Duke
Board of Guardians
Norwood House of Industry
Bow-street
Bedlam
St. Luke’s Lunatic Asylum
Thomas Baxey
Chelsea
Wilton-crescent
Belgrave
Square
B 22
Mount Street
Bloxam
Higgs
Cripplegate Pensy Crotaine Society
St. Giles, Cripplegate
Miller
Mechanics Institution
Chancerylane
W. B. Ferrand, Esq
M.P
R. Peel
Sherrard
Frederick
Parrott
Lambert
If Delaforce
Clarke
Thompson
Urquhart
Killingback
Ray Sre TS
Man killed by leopard at Star inn menagerie
In Bolton a keeper Matthew Ferguson was found fatally mauled in the male leopard’s den after entering the cage with a whip to teach the animals tricks. The inquest returned an accidental death verdict as witnesses noted prior discipline warnings and unusual access.
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Matthew Ferguson
Ferguson
Manchester Zoological Gardens
Carter
van Amburgh
Sharples
Devizes
Northe Witts Evection
Sotheron
Jory
Eldridge
Puckeridge-house
North Wilts
Moore
Sidney Smith
Acland
Falvey
Anti Cornlaw League
Devizes Market-Place
Neeld
M.P
L. Bruges
Uxbridge
Hillingdon House
R. H. Cox, Esq
Greenwood, Cox
Sun Fire Office
Rockingham
Wey
Polebill
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT LOYAL ANSWERS AND IRELAND DEBATE
In the Lords on Monday Lord Ripon lauded Sir Charles Napier for Scinde’s conquest and voted thanks to Napier and his army. In the Commons notices of motion covered protective duties, Irish reform, and Roman Catholic clergy questions. Debates touched state of Ireland, governance criticisms, and calls for inquiries into magistracy, franchise reforms, and Catholic eligibility. The Factory Bill progressed. the Bank of England metro bill and public notices were discussed amid party tensions.
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Lord Cuancettosy
C. Napier
Lord Ripon
Charles Napier
Scinde
Lord AtckLane
Duke of Wel
Incron
Emam-Ghur
Ferran
Cobden
Lancashire
Hume
Milne
R. Pret
Pecue Xt
France
Bank of England
Masterman
Sir Charles Napier
Sir R. Peet
Meeanee
Hyderabad
Lord Joax Russexi
Lord Howick
Corunna
England
Spain
Duke of Wellington
Coa
Bnsaco
Commodore Napier
Busaco
Napier
Fuentes d'Onor
India
Lord Parmerston
Cunistiz
Duncombe
Curistiz
Wallace
Lord Storrton
Rench
Ireland
Normanty
Clontarf
Earl Fortescue
Smith
House OF Commons
Hart
Canada
Lord Hatyserton
Baronet
J. Grattan
Rozenucx
Chester
Mr Roebuck
J. Graham
Brougham
M. O'Lachlin
Pat F
Lord Stanley
Lord Morpeth
Anthony
Vist
Baea
Caen
Canterbury
Irfe
Crowe
Basy
Prp
Lord Melbourne
Jan Ye
Benics
Dublin
Dan
Judes
O'Connell
Temperance Hall and Institute Planned in Marylebone
A large public meeting at the Literary Institution Portman Square, chaired by Benjamin Bond Cabbell, forms a Temperance Hall and Mechanics Institute for Marylebone and Paddington. £240 has been subscribed. building on the former malt house site on Great Carlisle Street is planned for long-term use.
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Paddington
Sir B. Hall
Bart. M.P
Rev. W. Horsfel
Captain Street
Dr. Oxley
Great Carlisle-street
Portman-market
Royal Exchange
Royal Mint
Bank of England
George III
George IV
William IV
England
Wales
Scotland
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Upper Grosvenor-street
Messrs. Bennett
George Gibbs
Thomas Treadway
William Cooper
Treadway
Ireland Debates Over Catholic Rights and Union Policy
Members argue over Irish grievances and the push for equal rights for Catholics, with calls to end religious preference and align treatment across faiths. Lords defend measures, discuss land tenure, franchise changes, education funding, and church supremacy while planning further inquiries and anticipated proceedings.
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Newland
England
Lord Fortescug
Bavaria
Wartenburgh
Prussia
Pitt
United Kingdom
Lord Wiarncurre
Clontarf
James Graham
Lord Devon
Cuanricarndee
Lord Whamcliffe
Lord Normanby
Earl of Ropes
Marquis of Normandy
Lord Devos
Marquis of Westmeath
Hawarpex
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