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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 12, 1837

Page

3

Foreign Intelligence From Spain War and Political Turmoil

The cortes debate a new Spanish constitution while Calatrava cabinet shifts loom. Valencia battles Carlists near Burol with 3,000 Carlist force and 2,200 defending troops as Espartero faces harsh weather and delayed military action amid reports from Marseilles and Bayonne detailing casualties and strategic movements.

Canton Trade Fears Over Tea Cartel and Departing Steamer

Letters from Canton to October nineteenth reveal mercantile fears of a native tea cartel pushing 25 percent price advances on black teas. European and Hong merchants resist, causing a trade standstill while a prior twenty year old clash with the East India Company is recalled. The Jardine steamer, returning to Lin Tin with repaired chimneys and paddle wheels, faces Canton authority orders to depart immediately to avoid further disturbance.

Canton Murtha East India Company Lintin

Carlist Forces Move Through Catalonia And Valencia

A letter from Port Vendres dated February 25 describes Tristany uniting with Zorelia to ambush a Madrid courier escort near Igualada, with 900 Carlist troops. The attack killed the courier, captured the mail and carriages, and reportedly left 500 to 800 Queen's troops dead, with heavy damage at Lamell near Sabadell. Five thousand Carlists overran Valencia, cutting Madrid communications. Royal Asiatic Society reports on the poisonous Upas Valley in Java, its barren landscape, skeleton remains, and experiments with gas causing deaths. A bloody duel in St Petersburg between two high-ranking court figures ends with one dead and the other killed in return, witnessed by the Emperor.

Catalonia Port Vendres Tristany Zorelia Sabadell Igualada Christinas Madrid Nuoiher Malagos Don Carlos Lamell Valencia Royal Asiatic Society Java Colonel Sykes Upas Betur Loudon Grotto del Cane Naples St. Petersburg M. P Suares Frankfort

Assize Notes: Robbery, Burglary and Theft Trials

James Gordery, 22, labourer, faced a jury for killing and taking a ewe from C. T. Tower of South Weald on January 21. Evidence linked him to footprints and mutton in his home. verdict guilty and transportation ordered. Also Norfolk and Northern circuits report burglaries at Earl's Colne and Brill school, with guilty verdicts and damages. Wentworth Castle silver theft case saw George Bailey convicted of burglary with a death sentence upheld for the perpetrator.

Cuelms Fern Tower Black Bull Pilgrim’s Hatch Charles Abbott Benjamin Saville Robert Austin Earl’s Colne Turner Maldon Norwich York Sykes Mr. Sykes Bradley Dixon Mr. Dixon House of Correction Blackburne Lees x. Whitcombe Bing Wheatley Creswell George Bailey Frederick William Thomas Vernon Wentworth Wentworth Castle Queen Ann’s Terry Hull Sail the Hart Oxford Charles Webb Wm. Bowler W. Smith Mary Smith Baron Parke Smith George Barnard John Samuel Vincent Walesley Vincent Higd-street Hall’s Brewery Magdalen College G. Barnard R. Brown Barnard Baron Bolland William Bowles George Coxhead Lee Bampton John Cripps Wood Hyde Worczster Baron Bulland Wilfiewn Brown Joseph Woodward Defford Fladbury Ledbury Fair Birlingham William Lightlhand Joseph Hawkins Arcley Kings F. W. Lee Beadon Curwood Thomas Hatton Aveley Hawkins Kenrick Watson Starport Hatton William Merrefield Kidderminster Overton Dickens Aveley Parish William Lightburn Wm. Merrefield Wm. Dickens Stourport Randle Merrefield Hallen M. Curwood

Drunken Bargain and Sheep Case Dominate Darlington Court

In Darlington on the Oxford circuit a case over 80 sheep bought while the defendant was intoxicated ends with a £64 verdict for the plaintiff. The jurors consider the level of drunkenness and whether it voided consent in the cattle deal.

Dournan Lawson Holburn Darlington Brough Hill

Credit shaken by Trieste failures hit Vienna houses

The Augsburg Gazette reports extensive failures in Trieste that have shaken the credit of several respectable Vienna houses. The influenza is beginning to take a fatal character in Prague.

Augsburg Trieste Vienna Prague

Accidents and Offences Chronicle in London

Monday reports recount a middle aged man drowning in Regent's Canal at Camden Town, a newborn girl found slain in Maiden Lane Battle Bridge, a large fire at D Waite lucifer match works Whitechapel with several workers saved, and multiple fatal injuries from drunkenness, burning, and industrial accidents including a child burned to death at White’s Grounds Horsleydown.

Regent's Canal Cambden-town Bei Regent’s Canal Basin Maiden Lane Battle Bridge Pfaker’s Newcastle-street Whitechapel D. Waite Lucifer London Fire Establishment Basinghall Street St. Giles’s John Birmingham Bow Guy’s Hospital Elizabeth Jempson Pilot-street Deptford Mahony Carey Street Somers Town Romaine Carey-street Edward Wins Greenwich White Horsleydown Pegsworth

Thames Tunnel Works Progress and Visitor Totals

At the annual proprietors meeting the tunnel works were reported advancing steadily with 135 feet gained since resumption. Last year 37 270 visitors descended the tunnel, 8 900 more than the prior year, while safety measures protected workers with no accidents or deaths. Financials show £2 000 received from Government and £65 800 total Exchequer Bill loans to date. Separate notes cover influenza among cattle and Cumberland, and a Dublin court case over Agricultural Bank of Ireland share calls seeking injunctions and amendments.

Exchequer Bill Loan Commissioners Cumberland Agricultural Bank OF Ireland Rols Court Dublin Master of the Rolls Robert Hardy W. Hodges The Agricultural and Commercial Bank of Ireland Mr. Warren Agricultural Bank England James Dwyer

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Foreign Intelligence Spain Cortes Olozaga Calatrava Senor Olozaga Almodovar Mendizabel Lopez Roderiguez Vera Ministry of the Interior Thei Marseilles Bayonne Espartero Durango Infanta Don Sebastian Ulzaiia Saarsfield Gundelalde Hernani Evans Goni Zorzeno Esparter Bunos Kingdom of Pampeluna St. Sebastian Christinos Fontarabia Lord John Hay M. Duchatel Carlos Assize Intelligence Norfolk Aylesbury Justice Coltman Doz Dem Aubrey BART Lutrow Kelly Byles Sergeant Storks Brill Ae Pea A
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