Pampeluna revolt under O'Donnell sparks Spanish turmoil
Read from Bayonne to Madrid reports detail O'Donnell marching into Pampeluna citadel, directing troops and proclamations while Espartero supporters rally. Descriptions cite uprisings in Tolosa Bilbao and Navarre, with Madrid and Bayonne responding via military and diplomatic channels. Proclamations urge fidelity to Queen Maria Christina and Espartero’s government amid rising nationalist tensions.
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Pampeluna
Bayonne
O'Donnell
la Merced
Estremadura
Beatte
Thesit
I Orl “Ribeiro
National Guard
O’donnell
Madrid
Bilboa
Attoria
Tolosa
Pamtang
Teloga
Navarre
Alcala
St. Sebastian
Panypeluna
Justo
Spain
Behobia
Tudela
Oxpur
Dosye
Valencia
Carthagena
Infanta
Don Carlos
Oud O'Donnell
Bergara
Isabella II
Fuerus
Christina
Espartro
Maria Christina of
Bourbon
Tager
Q Queen
Fueros
Atien
Teopold O'Donnell
Ad Quo
Espartero
Aspeitia
of Dont Jr
Carlos
Findeef Pampeluna
Pyrenees
Arragon
Castille
Ara
Aithers
Sagosti
Atalso
Gerona
Chacon
New
Legato
Ibuney
Senor Canedo
Varre
Ana
Ribere
Luna
Senor Sagoati
Pampeca Istoria
Ribero
Burgos
al Ameri
France
Alcala de Henares
Vittoris
Vittoria
San Sebastian
Urbistando
Artigora
Ribiero
Guipascoa
Managorri
Fernandez
Ibero
Oyarzun
Christiante
Presse
Moniteur Parisien
Don Manuel de Oca
Perez de Castro
Maria Christina of Bourbon
Basque
Constitutionnel
Catalonia
Barcelona
Saragossa
Pampelona
Christine
Paria
Concha
Biscay
Royal Guard
Andalusia
Estramadura
Harispe
M. Olozaga
Paris
Aranda
Ayuntamiento of
Ortigosa
Bilbao
Mémorial Bordelais
Bordeaux
Don Francisco de Paulo
Count de Parsent
M. Hoyos
Mount de Marsan
Infante
Count de Parsente
Socoa
National
Hotel de Courcelle
Posta
Paris Express
Princesa
Majorca
Perez
Diego Leon
Aspiroz
Luchana
Toledo
la Mancha
Many voices rally against poverty and scarcity in hard times
A letter to the editor denounces taxes and hunger as the virtuous poor suffer while nobles prosper. It cites Scripture, laments unemployment, and argues for kingly rule to end poverty. Local letters discuss corn, wages, and political shifts amid rising food costs and farm shortages.
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Paris
S. Smith
New Zealand
Smith
Flight
Broadwinser
Seid
Strand
Stockport
Boroveh OF
Leeds
Duke of Wellington
House of Lords
England
Advertiser
Wellington
Mr. Smith
Ireland
M. de Beaumont
Manchester
Lancashire
Great Britain
Duke of Buckingham
Acland
Col. Thompson
Moore
The
Sur
Merstham
Reigate
Gool
Israel
Egypt
Canaan
Samuel
God
W. C
Southwark
Jean
Cheshire
Liverpool
Scotland
Duke of Richmond
Lord Goderich
Goderich
Yeomanry
John Brooks
London
Curtis
Ohio
United States
Thompson
Canning
Adam Smith
Lord Ellenborough
Chronicle
Birminghan
Birmingham Anti Corn Law Association
Sansum
Wakefield Corn Market
Ileeds Mercury
Seizure of Slavers Off Gay Head by British Cruisers
Captain A Ward of Satem reported from the ship Grotius bound for this port that seven vessels with 700 slaves were at St Helena when she left. The last of the seven arrived March 24 and had thrown overboard sixty dead slaves. The information comes to the Express via Mr Hatch.
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A. Ward
Satem
Manilla
Grotius
Gay-head
Hatch
Express
St. Helena
Helena
Jamaica
The Orp Evauise Gentleman by John Mills reviewed
A London review treats The Orp Evauise Gentleman as a collection of hunting sketches rather than a conventional novel. It highlights Striver the old trapper and his terrier Button in lively scenes of trapping, rat catching, and a moonlit badger hunt, praising vivid rustic characterizations and rustic English ambience.
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John Mills
London
H. Colburn
Mills
March
Tom Bolton
Striver
Button
Otten
Wit
Nearly
Burton
Badger
Bilgzer
NEW Zealany Company
H. W. Petre
Smith, Hilder,and Co
New Zealand
Wellington
The Peasant and the Marble Ideal of Beauty
A meditative verse on humble craft inspiring love of beauty. It compares peasants twining vines around sheds to noble builders who plan palaces and halls. The poem argues beauty elevates the mind and blesses humanity through enduring names of benefactors.
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Literary Chronicle
Button and
the Badger
Fisher and Son
L. E.L
Mary Howitt
Sala Regia
Vatican
Constantinople
Pergamus
Helene
TF. Wilson
Darton and Clark
Weekly Chronicle
Granwam
HW. Palmer
Polytechnic Institution
Royal Polytechnic Institution
Graham