Evans Dispatch From Ametzagana And Garbera In 1837
Summary of General Evans's report on the Ametzagana redoubts, casualties of about 800 British and over 1,000 enemy, positions fortified on a rocky summit, praise for both Spanish and British troops, and acknowledgments to officers and Admiral Canas for support and bravery. Also notes post-battle movements and strategic intent to strengthen rear positions ahead of further operations. The Paris and other European dispatches describe France's economic distress, Riots at Amiens, and East Indies dispatches.
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Ametengana
Ametzagana
Garbera
British Auxiliary Legion
Jaureguy
Renton
Santa Cruz
Llanos
Chichester
le Marchant
Fitzgerald
Godfrey
Jochmus
Billoso
Munoz
Shaw
Canas
Liza
John Hay
Wylde
British Royal Artillery
Colquhoun
John
Count de Luchana
Parliament Debates on Poor Law and Miscellaneous Bills
In the Lords and Commons a flurry of petitions and measures dominate the session. The Duke of Ricaxonn supports preserving the Poor Law Act, while discussions touch on Irish and Scotch vagrants, Wills, and Factory regulations. The Factories Act scrutiny prompts a legal opinion and inspector ordering conformity. Debates on Canada, municipal Ireland bills, and electoral juror reforms unfold, with adjournments until after Easter.
House of Lords Wednesday session notes and bills
Royal Assent by Commission given to transfer of Aidan Bill and other acts. Petitions against church rates presented by Viscount Strangford Earl of Shaftesbury and the Archbishop of York. Debates on Prebendaries numbers and state of fisheries. Railways bills read third time and passed. South Midland Railway Bill read second time postponed on petition grounds. Leeds petition for wool duties repeal presented. Cracow consular appointment question and Palmerston replies. Mutiny Bill second reading and New South Wales bill timing discussed. East India Officers Bill debated and adjourned after count motion.
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Board of Archans
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Canterbury
Lord Herians
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England
Lord Melbourne
Lord Brougham
Brougham
Lord Redesdale
House of Commons
Prewary
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St. Pancras
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Rugby
House of Lords
London
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Great Western Railway
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Great Western
Paddington
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Austen
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Duncombe
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Great Western Railway Company
R. Wason
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Finsbury
Hanvey
S. W Hauley
BuLier
Lord John Russell
Macean
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Spain
General Evans
Don Carlos
John Hay
Maclean
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Mr. Wood
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G. Prior
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Paris
Wooz
Bayonne
Lord Palmerston
Treasury
Resixson
United Kingdom
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J. Russet
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Hume
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Freshfield
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Wason
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M. Pnixrrs
G. F. Youne
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Ackenny
Ipswich
Hyver
D. W. Harvey
G. F. Young
Ricwamps
Aidan
Viscount Strangford
Earl of Shaftesbury
York
Royal Mint
Commons
Earl Suarresaung
Liverpool and Manchester Railway
South Midland Railway
T. Grabstone
Select Committee
Trowbridge
Baines
Leeds
R. Inglis
Wynn
F. Pollock
R. Peel
Lennard
R. Price
Villiers
H. Fleetwood
Horsman
Brotherton
Mastic
Cracow
D. Stewart
Palmerston
Woun
H. Bunner
G. Grey
New South Wales
van Diemen’s Land
Mr. Robinson
Board of Contrel
Board of Directors
J. C. Honmowsse
Hurt
New Arrangements regarding Convicts Reported to Parliament
John Henry Capper outlines changes in transportation policy detailing reduced juvenile confinement on hulks, experimental separate juvenile transports to Australia, and future hulk abolition. Notes Bermuda labor efficiency, cost under 1s per convict per day, and substantial numbers transported to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land with ages, origins, and prior convictions.
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John Henry Capper
Whitehall
London
Australia
Euryalus
West Indies
England
Bermuda
Naval Department
Amias
New South Wales
van Diemen’s Land
Wales
John Henry Caprierr
Lord John Russell
Suspension of a Clergyman in Armagh Consistory Court
In Armagh Consistory Court Mr Jacob Barrett accused Rev J Magee vicar of St Peter Drogheda and son of the late Archbishop of Dublin of multiple irregularities. The judge found most charges proven, admonished him, condemned costs, and suspended him from church duties for two weeks.
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Armagh
Jacob Barrett
J. Magee
St. Peter's
Drogheda
Dublin
Vixen crisis tied to Russia and Circassia debate
The article surveys Circassia and Abasia along the Black Sea coast, detailing Abasians history, slave trade depots at Anapa Sudjuk and Segumkale, and Russian ambitions. It notes the 1812 Bucharest treaty, Adrianople peace, and Russia’s claimed sovereignty, framing the Vixen affair as a flashpoint in a broader struggle from Ganges to China with Britain observing Russian naval pressure on Danube approaches.
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Journal Des Debats
Black Sea
Caucasus
Glens
Circassia
Georgia
Mingrelia
Abasia
Bucharest
Russia
Asia
Napoleon
Moscow
Alexander
Porte
Turkey
Adrianople
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Fort St. Nicolas
Algemeine Zeitung
Ganges
Tagus
China
Friends of Humanity
England
St. Nicolas
Danube
Varna
Nicolaies
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Lord J. Rwssset
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Hume Department
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Ireland
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Blackburne
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E. Tennent
Kilkenny
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Lord Morpeth
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House of Assembly
Sopada
Lord DuncanNon
Secretary of State
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