Oath and Resolve at Mullaghmast Pledge Support for Repeal
The meeting at Mullaghmast declares loyalty to Queen Victoria and vows to defend Ireland against laws seen as tyrannical. It praises Daniel O’Connell the Liberator and resolves to follow his constitutional repeal campaign, with signatories Andrew R. Stritch and others. A sworn statement confirms the document’s authenticity dated October 13, 1843.
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Nismi
Victoria
Treland
Leinster
O'Connell
Ireland
Andrew R. Stritch
John Gray
James Caulfield
Michael Walshe
Mullaghmast
Mullaghmest
Tory Official Tricks in Ireland Arrests Rumors
A Dublin Evening Post report accuses a crown solicitor linked official of breaching duty by tipping arrest warrants to the Evening Mail and Times. Public Uproar followed as Mr. O'Connell urged calm while Kemmis and Emmis coordinated bail notices and cautions to defendants.
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Evening Post
Days of Justice
Ireland
Evening Mail
Burton
Emmis
the Times
Kemmis
Mr. O'Connell
Orange Party
Mr O Connell to defend himself in Queen s Bench trial
Mr O Connell will defend himself against government prosecutions in the Court of Queen s Bench for at least a month. He will address the jury personally and present the country s case with Mr Sheil among his counsel. The orange party grows more vehement about convicting Mr Connell.
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O'Connell
Court of Queen’s Bench
Corn Exchange
Sheil
Orange Party
Connell
Chief Justice Pennefather Arrives for O Connell Trial
The chief justice arrived in town to-day to reside during the trial of Mr O Connell and the traversers. The Evening Packet notes his return brings prospects of taking his bench at the start of the next term. It remarks on his health with playful quips about his legs.
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Pennefather
O'Connell
Army Movements and Ireland Force Buildup
Countermanded orders redirect several regiments, detailing Ireland force totals: cavalry 3600, infantry 14400, depots 3400, royal artillery and corps 2600, armed constabulary 10000, overall 34000. Foot guards ready to move. Great Western and London and Liverpool railways prepared to deploy trains on order. Bristol and Liverpool steamers standing by.
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Ireland
Royal Zr &c
Foot Guards
Great Western
London
Liverpool
Horse Guards
Bristol
Foreign Intelligence Update on French Tax Revenues and European Affairs
The Moniteur reports nine months of indirect taxes in France totaling 357,093,000 francs with rises over 1841 and 1842 driven by registry duties customs and tobacco. It notes French prosperity contrasts with industrial distress, plus coverage of Duke d Aumale in Paris and Lamartine linked political moves. Greece Spain Portugal and Tunis sagas follow with naval trade, arms, and parliamentary shifts outlined.
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Paris
Moniteur
France
Duke d'Aumale
Italy
Turin
Leghorn
Florence
Rome
Naples
Sicily
Constantina
M. de Lamartine
Macon
National
Laval
M. Ledra Rollin
Ionian Isles
Greece
Journal Des Debats
China
England
Tunis
Africa
Abd-el-Kader
Belgium
Portugal
Don Miguel
Don Pedro
Provisional
Junta of
Barcelona
Europe
Journal du Havre
Quilleboiuf
Moroccan Empire’s Triumph Quiets Zemar Revolt Rebellion Crushed
The Tangier dispatch reports the Moroccan Emperor’s decisive victory over Zemar Cherl yists in the August campaign. After assembling a large army at Mequinez, he routed rebels in several engagements, captured prisoners, imposed fines, and took hostages before Rabat. The triumph promises long-term peace and improved trade prospects with Morocco. The piece also notes press tensions in Malta and reflections on American politics and tariffs from a Rochester speech by Daniel Webster.
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Mary Wood
Tangier
Morocco
Zemar-Chely
Mequinez
Fez
Rabat
Levant
Constantinople
Alexandria
Smyrna
Malta
Athens
Otho
Corps Diplomatique
Indus
Pirsus
Persian raid on Nestorian state sparks widespread uprising
The article describes Kurdish and Persian actions against Nestorian lands near Monsul, detailing village burnings, mass atrocities, and forcible surrender of Dzumalesk. It notes Dr. Grant's efforts for persecuted Christians, and mentions Mirza Saleh’s Persian ambassadorial visit to Tiflis, plus rumored Russian defeats and alarming dispatches to General Budberg regarding Circassian front tensions.
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Eece
Monsul
Persia
Ar Aten
Mahometan
Dzumalesk
Grant
Urmia
Teflis
Mirza Saleh
Transcaucasian
Order of the Sun
Neidhart
Budberg
Anrep
Debts to Europe Stir the People to Sacrifice
A speech calls for paying America's debts to Europe at any cost, urging asset liquidation and mortgage of farms if needed. The speaker vows to withstand capitalist pressure, defend national debt payment, and spurn the idea that the United States cannot or will not pay.
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England
America
London
Paris
Europe
United States of America
Washington
Bennett
New
United States
Ireland
Times
Traducers
South
O'Connell
Robert Peel
Peel
Episcopal Church
New York
Onderdoull
Macready
Amsterdam
Hamburgh
Bremen
Joe Smith
Nauvoo
Smith
Fort Leon
Florida
Dolan
Tonawanda
Pennsylvania
R. G. Gore
Marshal Bertrand
Mississippi
Kingston
Beauharnois
St. Pie
Lower Canada
Welland Canal
Ottawa
Halifax
New Brunswick
Miramichi
Chatham
Oregon
Benton
Missouri
Congress
Columbia River
Canada
Havannah
Cuba
D. Leopoldo O'Donnell
D. Geronimo Valdes
Mexico
Ampudia
Tabasco
Attempt on the Emperor of Russia and papal figure
The Frankfort journals report a suspected attack in Posen on the Emperor of Russia’s carriage on the 19th alt. Three well dressed men were seen near the scene but remain unidentified after inquiries. A Rome letter notes a failed assassination attempt on the Pope by a desperate physician with a wooden leg who entered the palace seeking an audience.
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Gazette de France
Royal Naval Benevolent Society court at Thatched House
A Monday general court of the Royal Naval Benevolent Society governors met at Thatched House tavern St James's Street with Capt Feade in the chair. They discussed a reported remark by Capt Dickson about an applicant, read letters from Sir W H Dillon and Capt Morris, and distributed about £500 in gratuities to widows and families of naval officers, including cases of gallant conduct at sea. The group also noted subscriptions from officers at the Cape of Good Hope and detailed the society’s financial position.
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Hanover
Luneberg
Holstein
Augustenberg
Council General
Corsica
France
Napoleon
Bastia
Gulf of
Jacoio
Leghorn
Bologna
Ancona
Naples
Sicily
Abruzzi
Sardinia
Piedmont
Charles Albert
Rome
Castlegandolfo
Abbo
San Angelo
Hong Kong
Henry Pottinger
Pottinger
Caine
Suez
Bombay
Powell
Cape Godefoy
Rassaseea
Aden
Hallula
Balfour
East India Company
Hal- Hey
Royal Naval Benevolent Society
Lord Nelson
Royal Navy
St. James’s Street
Feade
R.N
Houghton
Salmon
J. Conolly
Richard Stuart
Whish
Marshall
Hutchinson
Jewel
Knivett
Paddon
March
Barnet
Dickson
Saumarez
W. H. Dillon
Morris
Parker
Dundas
Perkins
Cape of Good Hope
Honfleur
Patriotic Society
Atalanta
Loxpon
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Spilling
Wild
Catherine ‘Street
Dawson
Field
Charles Bleaden
London
Messrs
Fitzwilliam
Atkins
Jolley
Irish Society
Richard Lambert Jones
Hear
Matthew Wood
Ireland
Wire
Peter Laurie
W. Lawrence
Lawrence
Richard Taylor
Jones
House of Commons
Corporation of London
Wilkinson
City Lands Committee
Court of Exchequer
Peacock
Court of
Vanes Mplain
Braidwood
Watling-street
Bermondsey
College Hill
Upper Thames Street
John King
Paulin
Paris
Dowding
H. N. Brewer
Mast
Bermondsey Wall
Lucy
Messrs. Groves
Messrs. Holland
Brewer
Packman
M 229
Rotherhithe
Messrs. Groves’ Granary
Connorton
Norwich Union
Groves
Phenix
Duke’s Head
St. Martin’s Street
Higgs
George Erdé
Philip Nine
Sablionaire
Leicester Square
Lord Dunraven
Lloyd
Shirley
Limeric
Albano
Wakley
St. Pancras
William Shawcross
Erasmus Wilson
Middlesex Hospital
Mysterious disappearance of Rev J Casebow Barrett at St Marys
The Birmingham provincial report notes the sudden and unexplained absence of Rev J Casebow Barrett from St Marys church, with letters stopping after September 13 bearing Hythe postmark. Town gossip cites moral questions, accidents, and other theories as supporters seek the minister’s fate.
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Birmingham
St. Mary’s Church
J. Casebow Barrett
St. Mary’s Square
Hythe
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