Pidel Seeks Government Attention On Major Road Works
In Mapa May 20 report M Pidel presented his party list of projects to the Director General of Ways and Bridges, urging repair and improvement of routes from Adajoz to Valentia and Cadiz. An 84 million realear expenditure was proposed. A Galician deputation urged Interior authorities for special measures. Valencia Cavalizo arrived in Madrid as Eco del Comercio faced seizure. The Heraldo notes Spain’s naval force as 126 armed and 10 unarmed vessels with 962 guns. 19 ships were under construction. The Ascension feast kept the Bourse closed, while Portugal faced insurrection rumors with the Duke Palmella joining secession. The Queen planned Cintra visit with the Duke and Duchess of Saxe Coburg Gotha. Three per Cents quoted privately. Bank of San Fernando at 386 and Isabel at 200. Poland reports Emperor Alexander I in Warsaw on May 17. The Emperor stayed at Luzienki Palace with Count Orloff.
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Heraldo
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Bowman
Clive Street
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Iain
Bristol Gazette
R. Uphill
Eny
North Somerset
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Francia Frederick Warren
Taunton
Fisher
Baler
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Trafalger Square
Europe
Ropneky Atree AtHexcem Cros
Atheneum Club
France
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Grote
Greece
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Lord Morpeth
Mason
James Graham
Joseph Mason
York Castle
James
Hudson
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Canadian Lakes
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Tilbury Fort
Gravesend
Portamouth
Goerport
Portsea
Priddy’s
Portsmaooth
Gosport
Quebec
Hudson's Bay Company
Northwest Territory
Oregon
Senegal
Almeira
Cape Secratif
Toulon
Repmrs
Mr. Edmonds
Arthur Place
Golden Jane
St. Luke's
Brigade
Widow Queene hangs herself in a state of unsanity
Inquest at the Mother Red Cap Camden-town reports the death of widow Queene aged forty who was found hanged at her Barhem terrace home after a period of despondency. Her son described delusions including a bat seen in the room and she had previously threatened self harm. Jury returns verdict of suicide while insane.
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Lavy
G. J. Mills
Middlesex
Red Cap
High-street
Camden-town
Queene
Barhem Terrace
Schop
Bronday
Guy's Hospital
St. Payne, Esq
Wiliam Hoyle
Julia Witham
Dover
Beck
London Bridge
New Cross
Spa-road
Greenwich
Cresdon
Dover Mail
Croydon
London-bridge
Aataatea
W. Payne
Bartholomew's Hospital
John Ody
Joseph Carter
Newgate
Guildhall
Crow
Moorlane
Cripplegate
Carter
Ody
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Attempted poison case shocks provincial court
Mary Ann Lawless was committed for trial at the Warwick assizes for attempting to poison her husband and three others. The tea was infused with arsenic after a tea party, and all guests fell ill but survived with a stomach pump aid. The case exposes a violent marital dispute and dangerous conduct.
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Essons
Mary Ann Lawless
Warwick Assizes
Lawless
Dydl
Dover
Moxpay
Ashford
Plockley
Pluckley
Headcorn
Poar
Neeve
White Horse Inn
Smarden
Happisburg
Balls
Jonathan Balls
Green
Ireland. Conciliation hall discusses unity and repeal aims
The May 23 meeting chaired by Councillor Fitzpatrick referenced a letter from the Liberator to "Dear Ray" hinting at potential release for Smith O'Brien. Speakers urged unity among Repealers, warned against dissension, and pressed for elections planning. A Meagher subscription and a letter from Winfield S. O'Brien stressed forbearance and strength of the repeal confederation. Earl Fuzele Nam reportedly subscribed £1,000 in cash and goods.
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Denix
Conciliation Hall
Cooncillor Fitzpatrick
Ray
Smith O'Brien
Repeal Association
Sam
Necezsary
Ireland
Smith
England
College-green
Meager
Waterford
O'Brien
House of Commons
Meagher
Dublin
Ferhops
Repealers of
Win Lian S
Werford Independent
Tinahely
County Wicklow
Earl Fuzele Nam
Maxwell's Litherary Chronicle review of An Irish Novel
The piece surveys Maxwell's Maxwell novel in three volumes, praising its lively but unruly plot structure and its Irish scenes. It samples fragments such as An Irish Reason for Enlisting and The Bailiff and the Poor Priest, with humorous character sketches and critical cautions about moral tone and narrative method.
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Thady
Tobin
Mr. Maxwell
Captain O'Sullivan
Frevcu
London
Dean and Bogue
Fleet-street
France
pEewettyy
Lonnon
North
Wales
England
Misa Bremer
Birth of a Princess and second reading of Corn Importation Bill
The House of Lords crowded on Monday for the second reading of the Corn Importation Bill. Petitioners against and in favor of repeal filled the chamber as the Duke of Wettrade announced the Princess's birth and offered congratulations. Lords debated motives, protections, and the bill’s impact on agriculture, industry, and Ireland, with speakers warning of upheaval to the throne and economy if enacted.
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House of Coeds
Lord Stanley
Duke of Richmond
Iarry Beel
Bextow
Lake of Breumann
Brexineias
Astute
Earl
Cusprestite
Treland
Duke of
Bard of
Howsser
Liverpoul
Ireland
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Duke of Breusong
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R Peel
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R. Peel
Bear Hear
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Duke of Cleverayd
Villiers
Cubden
Yeomanry
England
Marquis of Loxpox Perry
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lord Chatham
Fitt
Huskisson
Lord Liverpool
Canning
Lord Grey
Earl of Ripon
Edward IV
Robert Peel
Civers
Fir
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