Letters by Juvenal on Church Power and Liberty
A fierce open letter to a high church figure and his “Tory Jesuit” brother denounces church privilege and despotic clergy. It attacks Bishop and rector networks, cites Gathercole and Burgess, contrasts Protestant reform with papal culture, and urges dismantling state church favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Gathercole
Buregss
Upper Chelsea
John Morison
Trevor Chapel
Calvin
Knox
Owen
Doddridge
Henry
Burgess
Elizabeth
Church of England
England
Henry VII
Germany
Luther
Charles the First
Tomine
Sparkes
Portes
Minims
Milton
Joan Reilly
Ardagh
GatuEr- Coles
Crossings at Almanez shift Carlist movement toward Madrid
Dispatches from Don Carlos headquarters report Gomez crossing the Tagus at Almamez to seize Talavera de la Reina, threatening Madrid while seeking links with Pablo Sanz. The siege of Bilboa resumes as Espartero hesitates, and Rodil’s reluctance at the riverbank draws criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Don Carlos
Bilboa
Espartero
Villareal
Gomez
Tagus
Almarez
Talavera de la Reyna
Rodil
Madrid
Segovia
San Ildefonso
Avila
Valladolid
Palencia
Pablo Sanz
Ebro
Almaden
Napoleon
Manuel DE LA Puente Y
Aranguren
Miguel Gomez
Plague surges in Constantinople amid water shortage and credit woes
The plague rises sharply in Constantinople with 2,400 deaths in the prior week and 5,600 in the week before, chiefly among Turks. Water scarcity drives high prices, trade slows, and bazaar creditors face defaults. False money schemes and a new Galata bridge opening also reshape commerce and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Constantinople
Smyrna
Galata
Recall of M. D Armansperg Triggers Greek Political Turmoil
News from Munich reports the recall of M. D Armansperg in Greece spurring alarm among Countess DArmansperg and family. Fearing upheaval, authorities prepare a royal household while DArmansperg presses plans for a constitutional gloss and German backing to secure loan payments amid mounting unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Athens
M. D’armanesperg
Munich
D’armansperg
Cantacereno
D’amansperg
Bavaria
M. de Mieg
M. D’armansperg
Messina
Acarnania
France
England
Russia
Illiberal statesman offers to guarantee Greece’s fate
The Courier Francais criticizes a prominent figure as an illiberal statesman and unskilful aristocrat and financier who now pledges to guarantee either the new royalty or the nation or the protecting powers. It argues these actors have used the worst means to pursue Greece’s happiness and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Courier Francais
Rumored clash over Mexican territory lands at the White House
A rumor claims a serious dispute between the President and the Mexican Minister over American occupation of Mexican lands by General Gaines. The Mexican envoy allegedly demanded withdrawal, the President refused, and the minister demanded his passport. Telegraph of possible war and risks to commerce sparks concern awaiting confirmation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gaines
Mexico
England
Washington
Tur Brothers of Humanity
Aldgate
Brothers of Humanet
Bevon
Lunself
Jie Stout
Hobier
Botany Bay
Mr. Hobler
Patrick
Justice Room
Charlotte Bailey
M’glyn
Peterborough
Nothamptonshire
London
Ann Av’glyn
Wglyn
AM Glyn
M'Glyn
Thomas Quin
Tom and Jerryman
Bailey
Witness
M‘glyn
Spitalfields
Ann M‘glyn
Quin
Ann M'Glyn
Metropolitan Police
Lower Canada Crisis Sparks Imperial Clash and Prorogation
The passage argues that Lower Canada faces a pivotal crisis as Lord Glenelg’s policies are resisted by the provincial assembly. It condemns Downing Street officials for denying supplies and provoking a standoff, predicting unity and resistance across both Canadas if demands for constitutional rights are brushed aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Canada
Downing Street
Stephens
Atlantic
Lord Glenelg
House of
would-be-Lords
Commons
Papineau
Canadas
Downing-street
Nylens Volens
Inquest Over Lauded Victim and Local Disturbances Reported
A coroner's inquest at the Prince George public-house returned a verdict of temporary insanity for Mr. David Charles Collinge who died after taking laudanum at his York-place residence. Reports from Thetford describe a clash between poachers and game keepers, with six poachers captured and two workers hurt by a flying mug at a theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Prince George
David Charles Collinge
York-place
Collinge
Westminster Road
London
Bury
Thetford
Norwich Castle
F. Vining
Hamlet
Carnarvon
Anglesey
Justice Littledale
Chorley
John Harrison
Armryding
Glasgow
Peter Irving
Saddler
Dumfries
Gloucester
Nofold
Ruardean
Graham
R. Spinney
Kineton Hill
Hampshire
Trexver
Messrs
Blatherwick and Andrews
Titchfield
Fareham Union
Board of Guardians
Court reports on factory abuse and local incidents
Towering debates over medical discretion versus guardians in relief funding mark a contentious period. Reports detail a factory cruelty case in Huddersfield, an Ipswich assault linked to O’Connell, and various local misfortunes from rail accidents to mill fatalities and bank break-in attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Guardians
Huddersfield
Crabtree
Meltham
C. Woodhead
James Buxton
Mark Crabtree
Woodhead
St. Peter’s
St. Giles’s Church
Pontefract
John Clarkson
John Hudson
Christopher Iles
Isaac Greenwood
John Mortimer
William Gawkrodge
Samuel Smallpage
William Groves
James Rhodes
Golden Ball Inn
Taylor
Oxford
Limerick
Biswor
Luke Fowler
Ossory
Smith
John Swan
Rathbeagh
Freshford, &c
Bagge
Marquis of
Waterford
Monarch
Cashel
Three Kingdoms
Macclesfield
Calico
Stockport
Manchester
Eliza Clegg
Messrs
Lewis
Rutter
Guss
Wavertree Lane
Warrington Grand Junction
Grindley
Warrington
Goss
Preston
Blackburn
Wigan
Sheffield
Arrangements Made to Pay 17 Percent to Spanish Creditors
The Morning Post notes arrangements to pay 17 percent to Spain’s creditors for supplies supplied under accepted bills. It also discusses meteorology efforts by Mr Murphy, praising predictive methods for seasons and harvests, and criticizes London’s railways funding as insufficient for future trade needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Post
Murphy
Agriculturist
Annals of Science
London
London and
Birmingham
Liverpool
Grand Junction
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Juvenal
Charles James Blomfield
Tuvenal
Foreign Intelligence
Gaia
St. Sebastian
Lord J. Hay
Portugalette
Cantavieja
Nogueras
Saragossa
Lopez
Gurrea
Marensa
Durango
Paris
North America
Country News
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