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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 16, 1836

Page

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Political crisis fears Tory return threaten Reform drive

The article argues a Tory return could force war, cripple reform, and provoke mass opposition. It warns that a Tory victory would prompt dissolution of Parliament, empower landlords, and delay progress on press freedom, suffrage, ballots, and municipal reforms, while urging Whigs to be ousted for real change. The piece also laments weak leadership and calls for steadfast radical actors to push reform.

Pitt Castlereagh Wellington Lyndhurst Downing-street Sir Robert Peel Lord Stanley House of Lords House of Commons Ireland Lord Durham Commons Wim, Molesworth Col. Thompson Lords

Attack on the St Sebastian Lines Report of Evans Battalion

A detailed account from General Evans on the October 1 action near St Sebastian. Spanish and British troops repelled Carlist assaults at Ametzagana Altza and Passages, with heavy casualties on both sides. Evans praises unit performance, laments public mismanagement, and notes subsequent events and funerals.

St.~sebastian Evans

Casualties in the British Legion from October Affair

Casualties reported in the British Legion affair on October 1 include 53 killed and 200 wounded. Among officers killed are Lieut. G H Backhouse, Lieut. Jackson, and Ensign Gartland. Wounded officers include Lieut. Middleton, Lieut. Partington, Colonel Kirby, Major Stuart, Capt. Linton, and several others across multiple regiments. The Carlist loss is estimated at about one thousand. General Evans, wounded, is listed as slightly inconvenienced.

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