France and Spain Insurrection Negotiations Amid Court Disputes
Contemporaries debate Spain's insurrection and Queen Christina Don Carlos marriage negotiations. Reports cite Zea Bermudez as key promoter, with divisions over whether Infanta Isabella or Infante Prince should wed Christina. Trials and arrests linked to Queen Isabella affair proceed as French and Portuguese tensions surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Sada
Spain
Christina
Presse
Espartero
Gazette de France
Quotidienne
The
Don Carlos
Statuto Real
M. Martinez de la Rosa
M. Zea Bermudez
Infanta
Isabella
Asturias
Tuileries
Quenisset
M. Martin (du Nord
Baron Pasquier
Duke Decazes
Count de Bastard
M. Frank Carre
Court of Peers
Messager and
Afoniteur
Toulon
Marine
Lamoriciére
Mostaganem
Mascara
Portugal and Spain dispute frontier trade amid smuggling fears
A wide review outlines Portugal’s obligations under the now largely void treaty of Badajos regarding salt and tobacco, while Spain presses for border controls. It notes Spain’s failure to curb its own smuggling of corn, the messy Newfoundland consul question, and ensues into European political shifts, Prussia reforms, and Belgian colonization plans in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Badajos
Spain
Spanis
Board of Health
Lisbon
Newfoundland
Lisson
Germany
Holland
C. Frankfont
Berlin
Vienna
Messrs
von Rochow
von Kamptz
Prussia
Betwix
Grellman
Glogan
von Astin
Ehrenbretstein
Oder
Afoniteur Belge
Government Commission
Moniteur
OxNorine Eamimie
Aba
Santa Anna rises in Mexico amid rebel mobilization and Vera Cruz turmoil
Reports describe August events as Santa Anna’s supporters seize power in Vera Cruz and push for national consolidation. Forces assemble at Perote, with 8,000 allied troops ready to march. Paredes forms a regional government in Talisco while violence remains limited. Government ministers seek funds and labor to sustain interventions amid ongoing public unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Oriental
Loy
Falmouth
Alexandria
Southampton
Caroline
Napier
Mehemet Ali
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
Constantinople
India
Mexico
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Lynx
Liverpool
Penguin
Paredes
Guadalaxara
Santa Anna
General Santa Anna
Talisco
St. Juan
Yalapa
Perote
Cartazan
Leon
Guangjuato
Guadalajara
General Bravo
Pastamente
Altamonte
Chamber of Deputies
Puebla
General Cadallas
Department of Talisco
Thomas Murphy
Alvarado
Durango
Santa Cruz
D. Martin Iglesias
Chehuahue
Coahuila
Samaulipas
Monterey
Texas
Theeneral
D. Marianne Arista
Metropolis Benevolent Institution Meeting at Freemasons Tavern
A meeting of carpenters and supporters of a benevolent institution at the Freemasons Tavern discussed the charity’s needs. Mr Thompson chaired, Mr Ewart MP excused, and the annual board report praised growing subscriptions though funds remained modest at about £47 10s after expenses. Directors urged members to extend charitable outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een Benevolent Institution and Asylum
Freemasons’ Tavern
R. Thompson
Ewart
M.P
Shimell
Herons
Henrxsty
Hornsey
Lord
Maidenhead
Perry
Highgate
Black
Mosley
Tottenham
Messrs. Back and Smith
Hornsey-road
Stein
Bragg
Slough
Pipe
Hampstead
Gareville-Street Free Hospital
Greville-street Royal Free Hospital
Hortiertural Society
Regent Street
G. Loddeges
Lindley
Toward
Duchess of Gloucester
Antigua
Montserrat
R. Gunter
Sheilis
Glasgow
Roberts
M. Wilson
Denyer
Brixton
Camden
J. Williams
Rogers
Eaton Square
Greenlaw
Mills
Gunnersbury
Yarmouth
Iron ships herald a new era in British seafaring
The Liverpool Times notes iron as a growing shipbuilding material expanding beyond steam-driven craft. An iron schooner named Pluto launched at Birkenhead impresses spectators with its model and sleek lines, signaling iron's rising role in both sailing and steam vessels as Britain strengthens its transport capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkenhead
Great Britain
Mersey
Globe
Tigris
Euphrates
Canton River
Pluto
Liverpool Times
Berminghamdi
Boucher
Kimberley
Rumors of Chief Justice's Retirement In Ireland
Reports in Ireland during October describe rumours of the Queen's Bench chief justice stepping down, a privy council meeting for possible swearing in of Lord Eliot, and no foundation for the resignation claim. The Cork Reporter notes Joseph O Leary's appointment as secretary for lunatic wards of chancery reflecting merit over party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustry
Queen's Bench
Privy Council
Charles Bushe
Prasant
Lord Eliot
Richard Moore
Liberal Registration Club of
Tipperary
Dublin
Edward Suppen
Joseph O'Leary
Chancery
O'Leary
John O'Connell
Kerry-hall
Cork
Ross
Wexronv
Browne Clayton
Carrig-a-Dagon
Wexford
Corinthian
12Th Light Dragoons
Egypt
Ralph Abercrombie
K.B
Cobden
London
James Johnston
Carlow
Europe
Alexandria
Waterford
Limerick
Limerick Road
Nenagh Guardian
Ennis_killen
Greenland whale washes ashore at Kincardine
The bottlenose Greenland whale, about 40 feet long and valued at no less than £150, stranded alive opposite the Dumbarton Castle steam-tug site. Locals used harpoons and kitchen pokers in a vigorous but futile attempt to secure the creature, with some receiving a ducking in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kincardine
Albert
Dumbarton Castle
Ever
Anon
Fife Herald
Cowsn
Robert Cowan
University of Glasgow
Cowan
Malta
Glasgow Argus
Turris
Scotland
Hornby and Robinson
Royal Engineers
Paisley
London
South-Eastern Railway Work Near Tonbridge Progress Expected
Great activity on the South-Eastern railroad line near Tonbridge with workers employed night and day. The road is expected to be opened as far as Tonbridge in March next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-Eastern Railrcad
South-Eastern Railroad
Tonbridge
Melancholy boiler explosion kills seven workers in Manchester
A boiler burst at Messrs Joby and Co. Jersey street Manchester at dawn yesterday. seven workmen died instantly and several others were gravely injured. The blast destroyed parts of the factory near the Rochdale canal, flinging bricks and debris onto the street. Names of the dead include James Brown and Leonard Tatterley. three severely injured workers remain in hospital as an inquest is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auttmanind
Arkhampstead
Air. Wood
Maresfield
Tyere
Eilver
G. Bhiells
Toward
R. Gunter
Walker
T. Harris
Jackson
Kingston
Westminster
Guildhall
Walesby
Prendergast
Lcense
Hanover Square
Towiher
John Blake
Bodkin
Prince’s Theatre
King-street
Braham
Hanmersmith
Kensington and Brentford Consolidated Trust
Miller
Ricar
Edgerions
Marylebone
Lord Bridport
Wimpole-street
Messrs
Ivimey and
Allen
Falconer
Arnold
Lord Dinorben
Coventry
House of Commons
Nelson Monument
Trafalgar Square
Woolwich
Messrs. Grissell
Peto
Birmingham Union
Grissell
Mr. Grissell
Buckingham Palace
Charlotte-street
James-street
White Horse
York-street
Chapel-street
Emanuel Hospital
Vauxhall Bridge
James Duke
St. Sepulchre’s Church
William Andrew Beckwith
William Walker
Farringdon-street
Sepulche
Thomas Pearce
Ludgate-hill
Victoria Theatre
Brooks
Tottenham-court Road
Potter’s Yard
Waterloo Road
Osbaldiston
Chatham
99Th
Birmingham
Liverpool
Kingstown
Dublin
Mair
New South Wales
William Warre
K.C.B
Gaspard le Merchant
Maitland
Gravesend
Lockyer
Cork
77Th
Sheerness
Graves2nd
Thomas Snooks
Madagascar
London
J. P. Kirby and Co
Bridgewater-street
Temple-street
Watkinson-street
Bridgewater Street
Messrs. Kirby
Liverpool Albion
James Boardman
Byromstreet
Boardman
Yates
Mr. Yates
Mr. Wilkins
Manchester
Joby
Rochdale
Fsant
Ani Mally
James Brown
Edward Ashworth
Wiliam Slack
John Lawley
Leonard Tatterley
Andrew Brown
Thomas Townsend
Tiece Mary
Sheanies George Fox
William Galton
Elie and Co
Rutter
Chuprie
Inquest on boiler explosion victims at Messrs Erie and Co
Manchester inquest returns verdict of death for eight people killed in a boiler explosion at Erie and Co premises. Jury finds boiler insufficiently strong with deficient stays. Witnesses include engineer Thomas Banks and John Roberts. Fire and a suicide attempt also noted in Islington and Regent's Park areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Messrs
Erie
N. S. Rutter
Cross Keys
Jersey-street
Revere
Elie
Henley
Thomas Banks
Simi
Tou Press
Brown
Tram Brown
Engre
John Roberts
Anil Pr Gineer
Teel Saul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ee Epge
Foreign Intelligence
Madrid
Badajoz
Castille
Cee Rawen Witte Uleo
Vera Paz
Guatemala
Russia
Kingdom of
Poland
Council of State
Kingdom
Warsaw
Empire
Jablonowski
Pisaren
Wlodek
China
Yihshan
Hong
Devil's Imps
Nemesis
Neisheng
Tsangpoo
Fatee Creek
Leipaoutoy
Shameen
Hoychupaoutoy
Kwang-chow-foo
Elliot
Hongkong
the Metropolis
Liberal Party
Frederick Pollock
James Graham
R. K. Douglas
Pare
Alderman Weston
Fowells
Gutteridge
Douglas
Sturge
Bristol
Frampton Cotterell
Gloucester
Sodebury
John Salmon
William Watson
William Player
Charles Hassell
Richard Kingdon
Hassell
Kingdon
Has
Witness
Spill
Mr. Hassell
Player
W. Watson
Richard Jenkins Poole King
William Poole King
Richard Robinson
Richard Thelwell
St. Ann’s Square
Thelwell
Saunders
Greene
Macbay
Ireland
Reigate
John [Flint
Somers
Royal Snipers
Falkland Islands
R. C. Moody
Royal Arsenal
Hebe
Stannard
Aks Lower-road
Islington
Parison
Islington-green
West of England
Pact Victuallers’ Office
Mary Courter
York Square
Regent’s Parks
Ahan Theatres
Beaconsfield
Pao
Aufler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!