Lisbon Crisis Reportedly Forces Queen to Sign 1820 Constitution
The document details a tumult at Belem with foreign ministers held prisoner while Queen Maria II was compelled to sign the 1820 Constitution after violence and threats. Nobles, officers, and the Council react amid suspicions of palace intrigue and troop dispersal.
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Lord Howard de Walden
Baron van de Weyer
Count Reventlow
Count St. Priest
M. *Macedo
Portugal
Howard de Walden
Lumiares
Don Pedro
National Guard
Cunha, Moraes
Justin Ferreira Pinto Bastos
Count de Lavradio
Count de Lunilares
Lisbon
Hastings
Gage
Belem
Viscount de Sada Bandeira
Campos Ourique
Ferdinand
Council of the Treasury
M. Campos
Palace of Necessidades
Jose Ferreira Pinto Bastos
Revolutionary Party
London
Greek turmoil and pro consul seize press in Athens
News from Greece reports King Otho’s departure leaving M dArmansperg with full powers. He grants national property to courtiers including Zaimi with 700 stremes of vine grounds and 12,000 pounds. The French Charter Affaires offers no opposition as French journ alists face seizure. Public protests erupt while Russian influence grows in Athens and England yields to Russia. Taxes on shops are set, and France faces Greek justice by their own hand if conditions persist.
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Greece
Otho
M. d'Armansperg
Zaimi
Corinth
France
BM. d’Armansperg
Athens
Ki. Scuffos
M. Rose
Een
Russia
England
Katakasi
Ana EU
Grivas
Gentleman
Tucpin
Glasgow Union Bank
George Henderson
Drew
Renfrewshire
Henderson
Sherif
Lords of Justiciary
Arbroath
Wombwell
Halbert
Abbey-street
Brizeny Fund
Stirlingshire
Forbes
Leserdemain
Hampshire
Thomas
Portsmouth
Hiereford
Hientford
Davies
Emeali
Hull
Osborn Street
Thieve
Himeoim
River Trent
Lassworth
Wigglesworth
Susstworth
Liverpool
Joseph Monks
Cropper-street
London Mail
Barnard
Manifold
Banning
Havannah
London
General Post Office
British Legion
Porrucan
Urumea
Royal Marine Artillery
Misericordia
Sisterhood of Charity
Christine
Calais
Earigh
Emeland
Legion
St. Andrew, Holborn
St. George the Martyr
Queen-square
Middlesex
Duke of
Texan War Report Debunked and Mexican Movements
New Orleans papers deny the Brutus capture claim and report Mexicans moved from Galveston to Anahuou on the Trinity. Letters from Matamoros describe 2,300 retreating troops, harsh conditions, impending reinforcements, and a plan to shock the Texans with surprise campaigns. Captains Carnes and Teale remain imprisoned.
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New Orleans
Lithult
Galveston
Anawhou
Trinity
Cos
Santa Ana
Matamoras
Texas
Filasolz
Matamoros
Brazos de Santiago
Urrea
Vera Cruz
Carnes
Teale
Filisole
East Indies Dispatches Report Indian Presidencies Clash With Government
Advices from Madras condemn interference by India’s government in minor presidencies while Go uts in Council are urged to handle details locally. Goomsur reports fever casualties among field officers. a cavalry detachment heads to the war’s seat. Bombay notes steam navigation petition and grim Persian Gulf rumors. Rangoon trade concerns prompt consul efforts. Meerut and Mewat suffer fever deaths. Ballywalla unrest grows near Jeend. Dost Mohamed Khan pressures eastward as Arracan battles persist. Regulars move to Ballywalla. cholera and heat hinder operations.
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Madras
India
Goomsur
Boneay
Bombay
England
House of Commons
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Indus
Bencal
Calcutta
Chamber of Commerce
Rangoon
Ava
Nussarabad
Dundas
Ranjeet Singh
Ranjeet
Baba Namik
Maha Raja
Jeypore
Joeter Ram
Alves
Meerut
Mewat
Ballywalla
Jeend
Najah
Kurnaul
Faithful
Arracan
Smyra
Rhaing Khiong
Akyab
Rio Grande Unrests and Bento Goncalves Clash
News from Buenos Ayres reports continued unrest in Rio Grande with a major clash between about 700 Brazilian Government troops and insurgents led by Bento Goncalves, resulting in a decisive defeat for the government. Puerto Alegre garrison and German colonists ousted the revolutionaries and proclaimed the lawful President. Exchange rates show doubloon prices sliding from 123 to 118.
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Rio Grande
Bento Gonzalves
Puerto Alegre
Expedition against Hadroutes near Onedjer in Algiers
In Algiers Ministerial orders halted planned expeditions. Marey’s column crossed the Onédjer into Kerasas wood and clashed with Hadroutes. After reinforcements from General Brossard, Marey and Brossard withdrew toward Chiff, with 9 killed and 11 wounded as Nadioutes pressed pursuit. General Lampciere retired to base.
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Chiffy
Hadroutes
Onedjer
Marey
Brossard
Onédjer
Kerasas
62D
Chiff
Lamarciere
Nadioutes
Lampciere
Colesh
Cape Town municipal board plan and estate administration
Cape papers up to July 1 report the Governor and Council backed by the South African Association for administering wills and estates. A June 29 public meeting supported a Municipal Board for Cape Town and nearby areas. A Steam Navigation Company prospectus with £20,000 capital appeared. Eastern frontiers reports note robberies by parties not linked to the Caffre tribes.
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Cape
The
South African Association
Cape Town
Explosion at Berwick Town Hall Affects Heating Boiler
A violent explosion under the Berwick Town Hall piazza alarmed nearby residents on Tuesday afternoon. Smoke filled the market area as burning coals and embers shot from the furnace, likely bursting the boiler and damaging interior pipes. The beadle William Trainer escaped injury minutes earlier, and observers described the blast as sounding like heavy ordnance. Repair costs are expected to be substantial.
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Berwick
William Trainer
Cambridge
Kingston
Apsley
Mr. Crick
Lidlington
James Crick
Rebecca Read
Crick’s
Duke of Bedford
Earl of
Upper Ossory
Woburn
Bell Inn
Crick
John Ballard
Bollard
Bedford
Cnly
Induman
Woomeaster
Nove
Bacr
John Allan
Happy Malton
Malton
John Alan
Beas
York
Jou
Allan
Doncaster
My. Webb
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