O'Connell Assailed as Irresponsible Agitator by Radicals
A critical review labels Daniel O'Connell as a vainglorious imposter wielding power without responsibility. It argues he misrepresents English public opinion on Ireland, inflames Whig and Radical factions, and betrays honest Radical principles with political games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O'Connell
National Association of Ireland
Ireland
O'Connell
England
Reland
O’connell
House of Commons
Daniel O'Connell
Bedlam
Reform Associations
John Russell
All Ireland
Court martial on board Plymouth ship sentences three marines
A court martial on the Royal Adelaide at Plymouth found charges partly proven against Charles Hine James Kibby and William Witts of the Satellite. Hine receives fifty lashes and six months Marshalsea imprisonment with hard labour Kibby fifty lashes and loss of three years service Witts earns two dozen lashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Adelaide
Plymouth
Charles Hine
James Kibby
William Witts
Royal Marines
Satellite
J. Robb
Marshalsea
Wm. Witts
T. Grant
Gosport
Spithead
John Richardson
Horsemonger-lane
Marlow
Bucks
London
Harlequin
Drurylane
Edmund Kean
St. Albans
Fleur De-Lis
Richardson
Jack Richardson
Proparty
Geo. Robins
Daniel de For
Hungerford Market
Robinson Crusoe
Gelb Cerceenito
Europe
Rising of Portuguese Radicals Endangers 1820 Charter
Important dispatch from Lisbon describes a failed bid on November 3–4 to abolish the 1820 Constitution. Queen Maria II, possibly urged by the Prince Royal, dismissed the cabinet, prompted National Guards to seize the palace, and led to British naval and marine involvement. After clashes, Saldanha’s diplomacy helped restore the constitution with limited amnesty and a new ministerial lineup, while the city celebrated renewed liberty and the queen’s commitment to constitutional rule.
Camden packet detained for noon and Iberia steamer on nine
The Camden packet is detained until noon and the Iberia steamer until nine tomorrow. The British Admiral Sir William Gage has taken the vessel as a war ship by hoisting a pendant and placing it between two line of battle ships. He aims to protect persons of distinction linked to the failed government alteration who have taken refuge aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisson
Camden Packet
Iberia
Peninsula Steam Navigation Company
William Gage
Malabar
Proclamation Reforms in Lisbon Amid Political Crisis
The Queen returns to the Palace of the Necessidades as proclamations arise and a new ministry forms under Marquis de Valenga. Key figures include Viscount San de Bandeira as President of the Council, Manuel de Pases as Home Secretary, and Vieira de Castro for Justice. Citizens rise in arms as reports detail plots, foreign intrigue, and the Charter crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campo de Ourique
Marquis de Saldanha
Alcantara
Sax de Bandeira
Senor Passos Manoel
Senor Vieira de
National Guard
Lisbon
Don Miguel
Nacional
Diario Do Goverito
Diario of
Viscount Sa de Bandeira
Council of Ministers
Senor
Interior
Senor V. de. Castro
National Guard of
Belem
Sag da Bandeira
Marquis de Valenga
Department of Foreign Affairs
Senor Porto de Bandeira
Finance
Viscount de Laborim
Baton de Leiria
Bressane Leite
Siege and shifting forces as Bilboa faces Carlist pressure
Dispatches report Bilboa besieged by Eguia's troops with San Miguel urging rapid relief. Espartero and Villareal move near without engaging. Carlists cut river access to Bilboa and reinforce Narvaez to counter Cartagena. Moniteur notes French Chamber convocation as Spain news continues.
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Bilboa
Paris
London
Eguia
San Miguel
Espartero
Villareal
Bayonne
Portugalette
Eouia
Madrid
Cardero
Alaix
Narvaez
Gomez
Rodil
Talavera
Caceres
San Mamez
Mena
Lebeau
Pampeluna
Estella
Earthquake and local incidents reported in Switzerland
Report from Basel dated November 5 describes a violent earthquake at 7 o'clock with a weaker aftershock and atmospheric changes including barometer fall and wind shift. Other items note a pensioned elderly man committing a fatal wound then dying in prison, a burglary case at Brentford with a deceptive pair, and political and charitable notes from Ireland and Nova Scotia.
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Switzerland
Tarnes
Alfred Goodwin
Stephen Woodbridge
Brentfordbridge
National Bank
O’connell
Wexford
Enniscorthy
Major Watson
Plymouth
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Death of Charles X Reported by Paris Doctors
The physician of Charles X announces the king died on November 6 after a brief illness. He celebrated Saint Charles on the 4th then faded. reports note his devout life, political failure, and Louis Philippe's rise. Emphasis on public reaction and surrounding commentary from La France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles X
San Carlo Borromeo
le Roi
Louis XIX
Henry V
Count d’Artois
Louis XVI
Count de Provence
Louis XVIII
Louis Philippe
Louis XV
France
Bethought
Duke de Berri
Austria
Philippe Egalite
la France
Goritz
Dauphin
Bordeaux
Mademoiselle
M. Clermont Tonnerre
Saint Charles
Pretender to the French throne circulates theories
A tale claims Louis XVI's son survived in England and plans to assert his rights. Report notes he was said to have been moved in a coffin as a boy and worked as a shoemaker, with others doubting his legitimacy. The piece also discusses Bourbon and French royal marriage rumors and a possible alliance with the Orleans family amid court shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Louis XVI
England
Boursons
Paris
Naples
Theresa
Charles
Orleans
Holy Alliance
Duke of Orleans
House of Bourbon
Berri
Charles X
Louis Philippe
Pictae Dilly
Bristol
Piccadilly
Gloucester Coffee House
Duke of Devonshire
Hamilton-place
Hyde-park-corner
Messrs. Williams
St. Martin’s-lane
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History and Politics
William Molesworth
Sir William Molesworth
Prince Royal
Donna Maria
Seema
Don Pedro
Palace Guards
Sa da Baneeina Bie
Saldanha
Senor Jose Freire
Manoel da Silva Passos
Guarda
House of Peers
Cortes
St. George
Palace of
Camden
Falmouth
Diario Do Governo
Bandeira
Passos
el de Castro
Portugal
Spain
Charles XX
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