Silk for 14 dresses sent to Windsor Castle amid royal distress
WISHEGAW YS reports King George directs immediate silk output for fourteen dresses to Windsor Castle as distress touches the silk manufactories. Lord Robert Grosvenor suffers severe illness at Eaton Hall while Buckingham Palace expected to host a drawing room. Duchess and Queen look to aid London weavers with British-made garments.
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Spitulfichls
Windsor Castle
Robert Grosvenor
Eaton Hall
Buckingham New Palace
Duchess of Kent
London
Prince George of Cambridge
Lippe- Brickebourg
Duchess of Northumberland
Victoria
Brussels
Ostend
Cosmo de Medici and other literary reviews
The Times comments on Cosmo de Medici by R H Horne as a masterful tragedy with Elizabethan vigor though with flaws like unnecessary scores and rough lines. It praises Preerona Captivity for poetic depth and vivid captivity scenes. It also notes Campbell’s Leters from the South as sprightly travel sketches with Moorish and Algerine scenes and hopes for more poetry.
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Cosmo Pk
R. H. Horne
Cosmo de’ Medici
Otway
Venice
Cosme de’ Medici
London
Colburn
Count Chaincy
Robinson Cruise
Amd
Paul
Virginia
South
Thomas Campbell
Algiers
Desert
Algerine
Byron
Campbell
Intelligence from Spain on Evans and Carlist actions
Bayonne dispatches report General Evans advancing from the heights of Gulzao toward Astigarraga with three divisions seizing Carlist redoubts. Corroborating letters state Evans held key positions along the Irun to Tolosa road. Saarsfield Espartero contingents move, while Carlists retreat and suffer losses.
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Mr. Gamboa
Bayonne
London
Evans
Galzao
Astigarrega
Amezagana
Gulzao
Behobia
Lesarse
Ardoain
Tun
Tolosa
Hernani
Ozarun
Vera
Leraca
Haya
Iran
Cartists
Tam
Count Saarsfield
Pampehma
Sth
Saarsfield
Pamplona
Sairsfield
Espartero
Madrid
Pedro Gonzeez
Tnfantes
Bayonneis
Irun
St. Sebastian
Astigarraga
Oran
Espartro
Oyarzun
Don
Carlos
Andowin
Goizeta
Kearney
Giltspur-street
William Payne
Henry Edgar Kearney
Ammons
Sir Chapman Marshall
Alderman Winchester
Alderman Teas
Thomas Lovedale
Compter
Macmurdo
Comptor Prison
Alderman Lucas
Chapman Marshall
Teague
Motion on corn laws and import duties debated in Commons
The House debated Mr Clay's motion for a committee to consider allowing foreign corn and grain imports with fixed duties. the motion was defeated 89 to 225. Lords discussed Newcastle hospitals threatened by council actions and municipal concerns. Railway and foreign policy items were examined, with calls for papers on Adrianople and Circassia, and adjournments followed.
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House OF Commons
Clay
Pri
United Kingdom
Vibraibus
Marquis of Cuannes
Wart
Lord Darlington
fr. Han@ley
J. Tyrrell
D. W. Fayrey
Mr. Hume
Richards
Nay
House OF Lords
Newcastle
Lord Warncliffe
Duke of Richmond
Birmingham
Derby
Taxeres
Morse
Devy
PounTsrr
Lord Barnixeton
Adrianople
Thores
Black Sea
Russia
Siice
Lord Palmerston
Merenied
Meekade
Circassia
Turkey
Ewart
BE. Codrington
Loy
Lord Panwerston
Ovon
Victory of General Evans in Spain reported by Moniteur
Telegraphic dispatches describe General Evans's morning seizure of Avanzagana heights and Carlist works, with British and Spanish forces advancing on San Sebastian and Oyarzun. Detailed eye witness account from Behobia on March 10 notes assaults on Ametzagana, repeated redoubt changes, heavy fighting, and significant British naval artillery support under Commodore Hay.
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Bayonne
Gneral Evans
Avanzagana
Saarefield
Espartero
Saarsfield
Izurzan
Durango
Evans
Behobia
Alza
Ametza Heights
Ametzagana
Renteria
Oyarzun
Iran
Hernani
Antigua Convent
Urumea
Astigarraga
Mande
Arnieta
St. Jean de Luz
St. Sebastian
Mornnot
Irun
Fonterabia
Fonterubia
Socoa
Christiaos
Llth
Ing
Evins
Queen’ Troupe
San Sebastian
Fontarabia
Royal British and Marine Artillery
British Legion
Alta
Legion
Royal Marine Artillery
Royal Artillery
Legion Artillery
Ametzagans
Garbor A
Altura Dela Venta
Lord John Hay
Henderson
Phoenix
Dacres
Salamanger
F. T. Pelham
Royal Afarine
7Th Regiment
Duncan
Clepperton
Mattiebury
Fld
Mr. Randolph
John Hay
Urumeu
Ametzacana
Ovarzun
Faany
Hernaai
Engineer Corps
Ayelie
Queen’s Forest
Astigarrega
Chapelzorris
Uraimac
Saarsfeld
Christines
Tamar Bank Resumes Payments After October Hiatus
Surrey Racial Association met at Mason's Arms Camberwell on Monday March 13 with a petition to MPs Walter and Harvey urging hearing of working men’s rights against the new Poor Law. Mr Pays noted hope was slim. committee to hear cases on the Poor Law. Meeting adjourned with Universal Suffrage to be taken up Monday next.
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Commons
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Myers and Day
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Perricoar
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Tamar
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Surrey Racial Association
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Southampton Street
Camberwell
Hault
Walter
M.P
Harvey
House of Commons
Pays
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