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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1837

Page

3

Madrid orders reserve army amid Carlist threat in Castile

Dispatches report deputies Lugen and Maria del Valle sent to Saragossa to urge northern army operations. A long letter from General Gomez defends his Movements in Andalusia, notes popular support for the Royal cause, and critiques Liberal praise as misdirection. Reports from Australia and South Africa describe colonial strife, currency issues, and frontier security measures.

Wis Castile Lugen Maria del Valle Saragossa Seatreer Gonez Guernica Spain Chamber of Deputies Emcares Andalusia Madrid Charles the Fifth Ebro Bilboa Burgos Cadiz Ordonez Alwesera Gibraltar Aelf Charles V Espartero Lugo Galicia Gotez Biscay Navarre Miguel Gomez Bayonne Paris Evans Succa Christiae Behubia Jauregui Rendon Christino Enicks St. Sebastian Guipuscoa Jauresui

Vexed European tensions and Cuban crisis noted abroad

The piece surveys reactions to the Vixen seizure and Circassian resistance in Europe, noting cautious Russian Admiralty warnings at sea. It commends Captain William Jones of the Vestal for mediating in Cuba, describes Lord Ranelagh’s controversial conduct, and reports Jamaica's electoral bill, crop prospects, and a sea tragedy involving the Bridges family.

Russia Prussia Austria Circassia South America

Rows of accidents and crimes haunt 1800s towns

A long chain of incidents across towns reports fatal mill accident in Over Darwen, brutal street assaults in Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire, factory fire at Frome, oyster seizure by French cutters, and multiple robberies in Dartford and Uxbridge. Details include a mill worker torn by machinery, a fatal coastal stabbing, and a kitchen-sink of petty thefts.

Affray at Frankfort Gate Ends with Wounding

In Frankfort officials report an affray between Austrian garrison soldiers and Frankfort on duty. several were severely wounded and order was restored by Austrian patrol. A separate accident at the Equestrian Theatre in Front Street injured Mr. Whitaker when a bill fell from the upper tier causing his horse to bolt and strike him, fracturing his skull and injuring his spine. he was taken up unconscious with hopes for recovery.

Welnedchpt Richard Marsden Messrs. Iiston’s Over Darwen Marsden Weston Herxio Thomas Everett Spalding Everett Cornwall Camelford London 99Th Regiment St.Teath James Sibley Boimin Gilbert Frome Iron Mills Daniel Rawlings Sheppard Rawlings William Hopkins Bridgend William John Newton Hopkins Llanelly Hil Aryntiuaghlera Steed Ives South Sea Earith Bluntishma-wood Mr. Steen Mr. Steed Bluntisham Tersey Rochester Company Granville Chause Islands Ann Eliza E. Whitley Whitley England Heamington Smallbone Gloucester-street Leamington Sarah Davis Martha Clayton Davis Clayton Limerieck Bincolnshire Mr. White North Witham Stretton White J. Phillips Lincoln Cathedral Newcastle Wewlamad Newland Gun Cunningham P. Ducavel Plymeouth Roberts St. John’s Lake Sandwies Damnge Res Henry Williams Sally D. Hodson, Esq Fleur-de-Lis Coleman Steelstam Harris Darlington River Tees Stockton Stratford Eveleigh Surinam Terrace Essex William Harvey William Eimdon Stephen Harvey Mary Harvey Mr. Beard Ipswich Beard Cig Languard Fort Thomas Weyman Charles Haydon Hannah Hawkins Jane Gell Wiseman Mr. Dann Dartford Kent Dann Chatham Durtford Hill Pearce Hawkins Bank of England Texal Chatham Dockyard Castor George Weyman Weyman Northfleet Gravesend Grays Gell Romford Uxbridge Jolly Hostlers Haydon Dunn Newgate Mr. Whitaker

Petition of Tlemcen Inhabitants Complains of Clausel Feud

The Paris correspondent reports a petition from three Tlemcen residents to M Dupin the Chamber's President. They accuse Marshal Clausel of heavy extortion, bastinado threats, and seizure of jewels to pay a 20 000 hard dollars levy, with relief denied in Oran and Algiers. The petition appeals to the Chamber for justice.

Paris Fox Africa Marshal Clausel Constantine Bona Chamber of Deputies Tlemecen Beylik M. Dupin Justice Equity Abd-el-Kader Morocco Michouar Spain Youssaff Bey Yacoob Lasseries Jacob Lazarus El-inezari Bey Clausel Oran Algiers M. Baude State of Africa M. Jouanin France Grand Assembly Chamber M. Dvynin Abdel-Kader

Meeting at Swan Port calls for removal of colonial official

Reports from New South Wales and Van Dieman's Land note a large Swan Port meeting voting an address to Lord Glenelg demanding Colonel Arthur’s dismissal from colonial government. Wheat prices rose in Sydney to 8s 9d per bushel amid high grain markets. Letters from the Bay of Islands say ships involved in the History had limited success. President Jackson writes a heartfelt letter to his niece Mrs Emily Donelson, amid illness and prayer for her recovery.

Australia Hobart Town Sydney New South Wales Commercial Bank Bank of Australia Legislative Council Launceston van Dieman London Treasury New South Wates van Dieman’s Land Swan’ Port Lord Glenelg Colonel Arthur Sidney Bay of Islands Jackson Emily Donelson Washington Globe Emily Sanderw Jackson

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