Insurrection and Barcelona Turmoil Amid Foreign Picks
Spain faces renewed insurrection rumors with 3,000 troops marching under General Breton. Refugee bands from France trigger clashes, while Barcelona tightens patrols and cabinet fears rise. Reports from Madrid and Paris detail political strains, including press debates on electoral reform and the Oregon question.
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Spain
France
Barcelona
Wine Delock
Breton
Madrid
England Ireland debate on Free Trade and Corn Laws
A speaker roared the slogan Rice a working man of England and an Irishman too. He denounced trade restrictions and Corn Laws, urged Free Trade, mocked aristocrats, praised workers, and called for unity with Ireland against landowners. Cheers followed as the crowd backed Leagues and Free Trade.
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England
Ireland
Leadenhall Market
The
East India Company
China
Feargus O'Connor
O'Connell
G. Thomson
Gurney
River Plate Dispatches Describe War Movements and Blockade
Advices from Montevideo dated November 92 via Rio de Janeiro report allied squadrons destroying Rosas batteries at the river entrance and a large fleet of trading vessels at Martin Garcia awaiting orders to move. Paraguay has declared war on the dictator. Brazilian accounts are deemed of little consequence.
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River Plate
Shverpoon
Monte Video
Rio de Janeiro
Rosas
Martin Garcia
Paraguay
Literary Chronicle Review of Mary Anne Everett Wood Letters
A survey of Mary Anne Everett Wood's collection from the twelfth to sixteenth centuries notes rich letters from royal and clerical figures. It highlights Catherine Parr era intrigues, Wolsey, Anne Boleyn, Cromwell, and Margaret Vernon, with excerpts showing governance, church venality, and domestic life shaping early English society.
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Lerrera
Royan
Mary Anne Everett Wood
Loudun
Henry Colburn
Miss Wood v
Lelerka
Margaret of
Seathind
Henry the Eighth
Catherine
Cardinal Wolsey
Henry
Anne Boleyn
Wolsey
Cromwell
England
Margaret Vernon
Fire mystery in Gray workshop prompts inquest adjourned
An inquest at Westminster examined a suspicious fire at Mr Gray’s workshop housed with his apprentice crew. Witnesses noted smoke from a cupboard and heavy footsteps, with disputes over ownership or access to premises. The jury found no direct fault on Macy or Gray, but the blaze remained unexplained and adjourned for further inquiry.
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Spain
Mavatn
Chamber of Deputies
M. Estaban
England
Axother
Barcelona
aSuira
Catalonia
Ampurdao
Gerona
Geneva
THE
Weekly Chronicle
Grey
Carver Woilder
Bradley
Amoke
Macy
Curis
Gray
Salome
Brgade
Melloy
Mr. Gray
Suicipx Oy Cartain
W. Carter
Tavarn
St. George's Church
Camberwell
Frederick Edward William Burrell
55Th Foot
Aliss M. Andrews
Grosvenor Terrace
St. George's
Ateira
Massey
Church, Street
Mra. Fitzgerald
Samuel Quennel
Horsemonger Lane
Rowdley Week
Order of “Old Friends
Anti State Church meeting in Birmingham urged union with church and state
A provincial report notes a Birmingham Wednesday gathering by the British Anti State Church Association urging the union of church and state to be opposed to civil and religious freedom restrictions. The delegation from London backed the cause and called for broad support from Christian society. Also mentioned are errata on convicts and a Leicester post office trap involving a silk bag and bullets designed to steal letters.
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Louie Philippe
Morocco
Champ de Mars
France
Chamber of Peers
Chamber of Deputies
M. Leyrand
M. de Peyramont
Creuse
Cours Royale
M. Duchatel
Gre
Newa
Algeria
Africa
Bugeaud
Milianab Atates
Algiers
Oregon
Robert Peel
Canat Accoss
Journal Des Chemins de Fers
Mediterranean Sea
Toulon
Cherbourg
Straits of Gibraltar
England
Gibraltar
Guilleman
M. Thiers
Miniatera
M. Guizot
Texas
M. Billault
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Bona
Troves and Montereau
Basle
Great Northern
London
Et Maracilles
Levasseur
Constantine
Ruatia
Birminghad
Anti State Church Association
Tawnu
Sohn Bennet
Cautherwrell
Cox
Hackney
Edward Small
J.P. Mursell
Leicester
Frost
Williams
Junea
Sturge
Scholefield
Home Secretary
Howell, Robens
Jones
Birmingham
Welch
Locester
Post Office
The Metropolis. Vend er baskets confiscated in fruit venders clash
In Clerkenwell on Sunday police seized baskets of fruit crumpets and shellfish from street sellers rather than arresting them. Goods were stored at the station house and returned Monday morning after vendors claimed no offence. A few argued the police acted harshly regardless of official orders.
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Clerkenwell
Anderton’s
Fleet Street
Binmore
Samuel Abbott
Crown and Anchor
Forbes
Providext CreBxs' Murrat Beyrrit Association
London Tavern
G. Thomas
Provident
East and West India Dock Company
London
Barbers’ Hall
Saic
St. Katherine
Nysterious Fink
Groxcerano
Druby-Lang
Bedford
Duke of Wellington
Drury Lane
Payne
Wiliam Ellis
George Buxton
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Literary Chronicle
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