Spain in revolt as Espartero faces widespread insurrection
The telegrams report rapid uprisings across Spain with Pamplona declaring for the movement and Madrid and Saragossa aligning with the rebels. Van Halen retreats from Granada to Jaen as insurgent forces seize Cordova and seize key provinces, threatening Espartero's government and prompting calls for concentrated royalist resistance.
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Spain
Madrid
Albacete
la Mancha
Valencia
Journal Des Debats
van Halen
Granada
Jaen
Seville
Cuenca
Malaga
Andalusia
Lucena
Cordova
Marcia
Camachos
Get
Carthagena
Alicant
Old Castile
Galicia
Valladolid
Cuidad Rodrigo
Corunna
Bayonne
Ampelune
Trun
Fontarabia
Cervera
Castro
Tro
Zurbano
Narvaez
Christina
Thoreday
Luchana
Burgos
Espartero
Saragossa
Pampeluna
Grenada
Igualda
Fatal ferry accident near Algesiras claims five lives
A Gibraltar letter dated June 21 describes a ferry trip to Algesiras that ended in disaster when rough water caused the boat to capsize. Four daughters and two sons of Mr. J. Francis were aboard. Miss Cruickshank and several others perished, including Mr. Elms, a promising young gentleman. Rescue efforts by two nearby ships saved several passengers, but two more died.
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Metanchoty
Gibraltar
Algesiras
Spain
J. Francis
Cruickshank
7Th Highlanders
Maxted
Messia
Ward
King
Cruse
Elms
New Moles
Miss Cruickshank
Mr. Elms
Servia election plans amid Russian concerns and July move
The Servian people met on the plain of i with no election feared to be voided by a Russian view. Prince Alexander Georgewitsch was universally supported and a July 3 vote was planned with his ministers watching from Ragowitz and Kregnge. In Exandria news reports the Egyptian pacha signals retirement and designates Abbass Pacha as wakeel while Ibrahim’s rivals threaten potential civil war and possible external peacemaking by a friendly power.
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Servia
Wueshtish
Petroniewitech
Russia
Alexander Georgewitsch
Alexander
Ragowitz
Kregngewatch
Exandria
Pacha
Ibrahim
Abbass Pacha
Abbass
Egypt
Fire devastates Valparaiso harbor warehouse district
Gaceta del Comercio reports March fire at Meyers, Julian and Lopez stores in Valparaiso, spreading rapidly from a naval store to the printing house Del Mercurio and the Bourse. Aid from war ministers, local officials, and crews of France and Britain helped save buildings and recover goods. Losses reach 3,600 bales and an estimated value near 579,000 dollars.
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South America
Dreaprot Fink
Valranaiso
Gaceta del ‘Commercio
Swansea
Valparaiso
Chili
P.m
Meyers
Julian
Lopez
del Mercurio
Fife
M. Alix
Hammond
Carpenter
Carrick
Heath
Lonpox Poolixs and London Dock Company meeting notes
The half yearly meeting of stock proprietors for the London Dock Company declares a two percent dividend for the six months to May 31, reports 434 loaded ships and 96,486 tons, compares with 482 ships and 64,319 tons in 1842, and notes a £77,017 surplus over expenditures. A London Dock directorate report also reviews finances and reserve use. Canonial Bank notes its own half yearly meeting and a three percent annual rate dividend, with discussions on prior losses and a new director and auditor. An inquest and public notices follow involving Col Ellison’s death, a grave incident with a Gravesend waterman, river steamers’ traffic, and inquiries into medical aid sufficiency.
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London Dock Company
Princes Etreehy
Janey
John Cattlay
J. D. Fowles
Canonial Banx
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
John Irving
West Indies
Rickard
Wood
Gurney
P. Stewart
M.P
Moxon
Suppen Dzata
Colonel Ellison
Grenadier
Auanos
Hyde Park
Ellison
Grenadier-Guards
Hyde-park
St. George's Barracks
Charingcross
Park
Apsley House
Stanhope Gate
Norfolk-street
Norfolk Street
Park Lane
Higgs
Elegond
Fraigurrut
Blackwall
Queen
East India Dock
Gravesend
Christopher Marshall
Marshall
Tunnelpier
Greenwich
Woolwich
Watermen
Waterman No. 9
City of Canterbury
Large
Herne Bay
Margate
Vauxhall
Chelsea
Putney
Hammersmith
Kew
Richmond
Old Shades Pier
London Bridge
Adelphi Pier
Herne
Watermen’s Company
General Steam Navigation Company
Derara Yaom
Payne
Three Tuns
Redcross Street
John Crawley
Bell-alley
Gulden Lane
Lake
Eyre Arms Tavern
St. John’s Wood
C. Winslow
J.J. Hansler
Hannah Chambers
Blount
Wakefield
Chanry Bar
Sutherland
Miss Chambers
T. Wakley
Gloucester Arms Tavern
Gloucester Road
Kensington
William Long
Charles Oliver
Charles Keyte
Kensington Union
Wright
Guazzaroni
Wilson
William
Sng
Inquests on London Deaths Highlight Workhouse Delays
An inquest review recounts three London cases where deaths followed illness or exhaustion. Witnesses blame delayed medical care in workhouses for William Long and Charles Oliver, while a seven year old, William Hardy, dies after slipping into a canal. A boatman, John Olive, dies in Regent's Canal tunnel from a dangerous, poorly repaired tunnel, prompting calls for immediate safety fixes.
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Shige Long
Wilson
Guazzaroni
William Long
Charles Oliver
Fareham
Hants
James Dewe
Royal Horse Guards
Blue
Regent's Park Barracks
Merrett
Boyer's-court
Tottenham-court-road
Lloyd
Uxbridge-road
Kensington
Charles Keyte
Baker
City of Palms
Bonner's Fields
William Hardy
Agnes Russell
Old Ford-locks
Regentis-canal
Pompe
Regent's
Provisional Cheshire Murders and Strange Incidents
Two men charged with wilful murder are committed to Chester Castle. A Stockport case involves a daughter rebuffing her father as a murderer. In Macclesfield, George Redfern is charged with killing his sweetheart Eliza Mitchell. inquest verdict is wilful murder and a tumultuous courtroom scene. A separate Denbigh report details Evan Jones implicated in a grisly death in Moel Trefew. Glasgow tells of Ann Lloyd a female railway worker posing as a man amid theft. Pooley Bridge robbery nets £3,235 with suspect Henry Howard captured. Newcastle reports a massive Pandon Dean fire causing widespread destruction and probable incendiary act. Rochester recounts a private police court case against Thomas Brown for exposing himself in public. St Albans covers a Parisian impostor story ending with a burned disguise and a mental-health note.
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Munrper
Chester Castle
Stockport
Stockport Advertiser
George Redfern
Eliza Mitchell
Macclesfield
Redfern
Chester Courant
Denbigh
Moel Trefew
Capel Garmon
Llanrwst
Evan Jones
Jane Thomas
Jones
Holywell
Watlin
R.N
William Hanmer
Glasgow
Hamilton
Cuthbertson
Wishaw
Ann Lloyd
Fermanagh
Ireland
India
Glasgow and
Greenock
Airdrie
Lynn
Pooley-Bridge
Westmoreland
East of England Bank
Norfolk
William Henry Sanger
Bank of England
East of England
France
Kendal
London
Windermara
Ullswater
Crown Inn
Lake of Dillwater
Darlington
Penrith
Carlisle
Newcastle
Norwich
Henry Howard
Howard
Newcastle-Dpon-Tyne
England
Messrs
Robert Todd and Co
Panden Dean
Newcastle and
North Shields
New Panden Dean Street
Sun
Royal Exchange
Phenix Insurance
Mesers. Atkinson and Co
Phenix
Messrs. R. Todd and Co
New Pandon Street
Pringle
Pandon Street
Rochester
Nightingale and Batten
Tuff
Celia Ann Reid
Henry Reid
Thos. Brown
Cambridge
Tassell
Maidstone
ST. Albans
Lawrence Peel
Robert
Verulam Arms
Peel
Coles
Sir Robert
Northampton
Theatre Tragedy in Macbeth Show Ends in Fatal Injury
A 20 year old man in the Royal Theatre gallery hurled a pickle bottle at actor Calcraft during Macbeth and brandished a knife. Police restrained him after a struggle, he toppled into the pit and died minutes after 1 AM at Mercer’s hospital. No motive was found.
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Shockine
Theatre Royal
Macbeth
Anderson
Calcraft
Macduff
Thomas M'Cabe
College
Mercer's Hospital
Great repeal meeting in Dublin draws massive crowd
A July 3 Dublin procession and rally on Donnybrook Green drew estimates of 100 000 to 200 000 attendees. Daniel and John Connell joined O Connell on stage as he outlined repeal hopes and imagined a transformed Dublin with prosperity if repeal succeeded. Donations from America and local subscriptions followed, boosting repeal rent to 2495 14s 6d. A Dundalk demonstration of about 300 000 was also noted.
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Dunsuin
Dublin
Donnybrook
North Circular Road
Phibsborough
Tom Steele
Mr. O'Connell
John
Daniel
Donnybrookgreen
Parliament House
College-green
House of Commons
England
Grafton-street
Cork-hill
Bergat Association
Corn Exchange
O'Connell
America
Brandywine
Wellington
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Halifax
O’connell
Galway
C. M‘loughlin
Burke
Northern Standard
Dungannon
Earl Ranfurley
Clonoe
Stewartstown
Lough
Antrim
Killyman
Limerick Chronicle
Ireland
Baron Lefroy
St. Stephen's-green
Battle of the Boyne
Earl of Roden
Rebecca and Daughters attack Cardigan gates riot tale
A storm of rioting in Cardiganshire spreads from Cardigan to nearby gates as Rebecca and her daughters destroy tollhouses and gates nightly. Military presence increases, trials loom, and a sobering tale of poverty and unrest accompanies the riots.
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CaRpiGax
Cardigan
Aberayron
Phebe
Rhydyfuwch
Newcastle Emlyn
Pembroke Dock-Yard
Wexford
New Inn
Gurreyfach
Llandilo
Cardiganshire
Norzetta
Castlemartin
Bowling
Yeomanry
St. Clears
Newvantle-Emlyn
Maule
Treasury Solicitor
Her
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