Secret Welsh meeting documents reveal Rebecca's grievances rise
A reporter describes a late night gathering at Cwm Ivor where about 300 locals debated poverty, rents, tithes, and the poor law. They formed a committee, adopted resolutions to curb rents, abolish church rates, and tighten control on field labor while excluding women other than Rebecca and Miss Cromwell.
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Istmasft
Rn Ardh
Llandovery
Cwm Ivor
Ivor
Dingle
London
Llandi
Carmarthen
Rebecca
South Wales
Privy Council
Miss Cromwell
Rioting Rebecca Riots and Farm Fires Reported Near Carmarthen
Sunday night fires swept Howell Davies's Conwil farmyard destroying two hay ricks and three corn stacks while neighboring plantations near Myrtle-hill were partly destroyed. Reports state Rebecca rioters also wrecked Cressllwyd gate and toll-house near Carmarthen. Police chief Hall travels to Wales to lead inquiries as troops move into the principality to quell disturbances.
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Howell Davies
Conwil
Captain Banks Davies
Myrtle-hill
Llanpumpsaint
Carmarthen
Swansea
Rebeccaiies
Cressllwyd
Hall
Bow-street
Wales
London
Watts
4Th Light Dragoons
Abergavenny
Welch
Rebecca
Principality
Ireland
Araha Times
Commissioners of Police
Home Secretary
Baker
Bristol
Fixture and agricultural policy clash over duty reform
A correspondent notes that the foreign corn duty has hovered at 20s per quarter for nine of the fifteen months of the sliding scale. The premier boasts of cutting duties on key consumables, though farmers and revenue figures show consumer discontent and a demand for permanent change.
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Tod
Robert Buckley
Wabhill Sdddiéworth
Wild
Oldham
Buckley
Butie
Leeds Mercury
J. Moore
Bath-street
Posey
Irminghant Advertiser
France and Spain in flux as royal and republican shifts ripple
In foreign intelligence from Paris and Madrid, the French chamber authorized a substantial budget and session closure while royal moves loom. Ongoing Madrid intrigues discuss provisional governance, Isabella II, and alliances with monarchies, amid Mendizabal and Narvaez plans and Espartero’s actions noted with military maneuvers.
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France
Chamber of Peers
Paris
Chateau d’Eu
Dieppe
Rougn
Moniteur
Baron de Mackau
Department of
Maine
Colonies
Baron Roussin
Mr. O'Connell
M. Ledru Rollin
National
Journal Des Debats
M. Arago
Orleans
Rouen
le Mardelay
O'Connell
Ireland
Mans
Calais
Dover
le Chevalier de
O’connell
George the Fourth
Presse
Witi
Vidocq
Tribunal of Correctional Police
Cour Royale
The
Toulonnais
Mascaca
Abdel Kader
Spahis
Inergon
Mascara
Society Islands
Uranie
Marquesas
Queen Christina
Palace de Courcelles
M. Zea
Toreno
Castillio
Espartero
Narvaez
Madrid
Spain
Exaltados
Isabella II
Tuileries
M. Toreno
Zea Bermudez
Vienna
Madame Adelaide
M. Guizot
Marshal Soult
Duke d’Aumale
Isabel IT
Spain News of Madrid Surrender and Narvaez Entry
Reports from July 23 detail the Madrid capitulation after Fray Narvaez and Seoane's forces fractured and frayed. Seoane and Zurbano’s son were captured. Zurbano fled, the corporation prepared to surrender Madrid unconditionally, and Narvaez planned entry at five. Dispatches from Bayonne and Paris describe Espartero’s retreat and allied troop movements.
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Seoane
Zurbano
Madrid
Manoazio
Narvaez
Torejon
Enna
Zarbano
van Halen
Seville
Evaristo San Miguel
National Guards of
Renest Pee Head
Evaristo San Minarez
Mapuato
Providence
Ramon Manta Narvaez
Fuencarral
Alcala
Tarejon
Secane
Aspiroz
Paris
Bayonne
Cadiz
Espartero
Iriarte
Caraca
Valencia
Leopold O'Donnell
Claveria
Urbistondo
Arrival of the Great Western to Liverpool and European news
The Great Western arrives in the Mersey from New York with 102 passengers and freight. Reports cover Texas Houston armistice with Mexico, Canada Wheat trade shift, Missouri five dollar note ban, the death of poet Allston, the loss of schooner Drusilla by fire, Alleghany Portage tunnel explosion, Nicholas Biddle’s mental illness, Baltimore Repeal resolutions, and Turkish and Russian diplomatic moves with Teheran and Prussia frontier rules.
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United States
Great Western
New
Sarah Barnes
New Orleans
Galveston
Canada
St. Lawrence
Missouri
Priney Steajer
Debath
WasHington Allston
Mr. Allston
Cambridge
Dausilua
Sheffield
Liverpool
Henry
Sag Harbour
Cape of Good Hope
Jenks
Drusilla
Boston
St. Domingo
Alleghany Portage
Philadelphia
Nicholas Biddle
Baltimore Repeal Association
O’connell
Wreck of a Steamship and Poise of Passengers Displayed
An extraordinary and dangerous current doomed a steamship with admired captain and crew praised for cool, seamanlike conduct. Passengers, including noble ladies, were landed safely under Mr. Hutchins's care at Seal Island. The line preserves four ships plus tenders, with Hibernia added as a regular vessel to maintain voyaging.
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Liverpool
Columbia
Mersey
Holyhead
Margaret
North American Mail Company
Halifax
Seal Island
Themis
Shannon
Boston
Bay of Fundy
Orey
Insteas
Hutchins
Canada
Hibernia
Inquest at Bath over Nightingale's death and arsenic suspicions
An inquest at Bath examined Sir Charles Athelstane Nightingale of Wells Road Bath and Kneesworth Hall Cambridgeshire. The family and Dr Greville contested the examination. The verdict said death from a complicated illness with dropsy, not arsenic, though suspicions were raised by a son.
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Bath
Cuances Nichtincare
Charles Athelstane Nightingale
Bart
Devonshire Terrace
Wells Road
Kneesworth Hall
Cambridgeshire
Charles
Greville
Thomas Nightingale
Sir Charles
Johnson
London
Lambert
Abercromby
Field
Colchester
Mupper
Osborne
Easthill
Ipswich
Leeds
Father Mathew
Father
Mathew
Leeds Mercury
Liverpool
Augustus Campbell
Hugh M‘neil
St. Jude’s
Scottish Protest Against Lord Aberdeen's Bill Sparks Debate
In Scotland the protest against the tried Repeal or Lord Aberdeen's Bill draws dissentients citing that it declares laws not yet in force, grants church court powers, and undermines patrons rights. Breadalbane and others argue it intrudes on church government, curtails spiritual independence, and transfers crown and lay patronage to Presbyterian church authorities. A separate note from Breadalbane details broader objections. A whale capture at North Queen's Ferry is described with dramatic detail, praising the hunters and comparing the feat to grand spectacles.
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London
Her Majesty
Newgate
Nelson Monument
Trafalgar Square
Woolwich Dockyard
Woolwich
Bailey
R.A
Railton
Limehouse
Fogg
Thames Police
Thames
Wapping
Queen's Warehouse
Whitechapel
Croypon Railway
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Bricklayer’s Arms
Old Kent Road
W. A. Wilkinson
Cubitt
Croydon
South Eastern Company
Greenwich
Brighton and
Dover
Tre Tate Farat
Firth
Coro
NER
Cotongl
Gulliver
Humphreys
John Cumberland
Thomas Mead
John Owen
Thomas Edward Brown
Anthony Portington
John Samuel
Henry Goodatreet
John Yardley
William Faithful Farrar
Harvey Christian Brown
John Dent
Robert Thomas Southby
John Simmonds
Thomas Walker
George Gulliver
Oyer and Terminer
Central Criminal Court
T. Cotimax
Old Bailey
Aggs
Alexander Thompson Munro
Duncan
Trevor Grant
William Holland Achy
Daniel Cuddy
Miles
Colonel Fawcett
Tiffin
Queen-street
Holborn
King’s Road
Gray's Inn-lane
St. Pancras
Griffiths
H. Lea
de Lima
Stratford
Patrick O'Dwyer
Moorfields
W. Hall
Islington
J. Horrabin
James Foley
Virginia Street Chapel
J. Coyle
Poplar
P. Collingridge
Tas Inise
Anna Bitt
Bonoven
Fivanury
Finsbury
Clerkenwell-Green
Balls
Wakley
M.P
Ireland
England
Feargus O’connor
Thomas Duncombe
House of Commons
Alderman Molyneux
Campbell
Aes
M‘neil
Suni
Mered
Brooks
Conte
Neil
Yan
Corres
Manchester
Borough Court
John Geega
Bebing
Maude
Manchester Times
Protestant Operative Association
Dublin Protestant Operative Association and Reformation Society
Dr. Hanna
Belfast
Church of Scotland
Cooke
Louis
Dundee
Inisa Sprair
Dublin
Goulburn
C. R. Pemasr
John M‘kenna
Lalowler
P.P
Athy
Carlow Sentinel
Warter Corp D
W. M. Alcock
William Penn
Liverpool
Caher-house
Glengall
State OF Ireland
Clare Assizes
Charles Murray
Wyndham
Earl of Egremont
Justice Jackson
Murray
Cornwall
Murper
Fercussoy
Patrick Leary
Frederickton
New Brunswick
Mr. Fergusson
Caurcn
Lord Aberdeen
Scotland
Cottenham
Campbell, Zetland
Lyttelton
Langdale
Presbyterian Church
Breadalbane
Balwna Physalus
North Queen's Ferry
Mason
Hiamen
Neptune
van Amburgh
Caledonian Mercury
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