Release of Don Carlos and Iberian politics in Europe
Reports indicate factions in France and Britain pushing for Don Carlos’s liberty or retention, with marshal Soult supporting liberation and Bulwer urging it. News notes Nantes merchants seeking independence for New Zealand, Spanish Cortes tensions, Espartero’s army positions, and fears of ministry changes amid Catalan atrocities and Persian ambitions.
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Chlon
Ch Fing
Spain
Bulwer
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Ain
Don Carlos
Paris
Courier Francais
France
Arterd
M‘g
Earl Granville
Nantes
New Zealand
Marine
M. de Sainte Hilaire
National
T de Moniteur Parisien
MM. Piron
Lavoilee
Mahon
Mollard
Plans for a simultaneous landing on the coast
The writer, Sir Fretgh, notes rumors of coordinated landings by a foreign power near Martin Garcia. The aim is to remove Rosas from power, disrupt blockade hardships, and restrict movement to Buenos Ayres. Quiet politics mask potential upheaval as export activity and ship movements increase. The piece cites ships sailing, low exchange, and expected arrivals from England.
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Piret Prespeciea
Martin Garcia
Aoabe
Rosas
Buenos Ayres
Antwerpy
Liverpool
England
New South Wales Governor Gipps Opens Session
Sydney advices report Governor Sir George Gipps opened the June session of the Legislative Council on June 11. He notes the drought ended, grain remains costly, and fears of scarcity have passed. Proposals include a British consul in New Zealand, education reform, insolvency law changes, debt imprisonment abolition, and consolidation of customs acts. Revenue improves but expenditure exceeds it. measures aim to fund immigration from unimproved crown lands. The article critiques a proposed distillery tax rise amid illicit distillation. Bush rangers increase due to high prices and scarce forage. convicts protest rations and turn to bush, with rising prices for salt butter and flour and high colonial wheat prices.
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Sydney
George Gipps
Legislative Council
New Zealand
New South Wales
van Diemen’s Land
Double lockjaw fatality at Duke of York public-house
In Garoline orrews Baker, a gardener by trade, died from lockjaw after attempting to kill his pig and inflicting a cut on his finger. He grew nervous, sought a surgeon, then fell ill with throat and stomach pain, dying on Sunday. The jury returned that he died of lockjaw caused by the incident. He left a wife expecting a child and eleven children dependents.
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Lord Nugent Opposition and Atlantic Steamship Voyage
Provincial report notes Lord Nugent pledging to persist in opposition to Cavendish the Liberal candidate. The piece criticizes his chances and a Bristol Aylesbury news item mentions the Great Western setting sail on its eleventh voyage with 125 passengers including prominent figures such as the Lord Bishop of Toronto Major Van Buren and other officials.
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van Buren
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Lewis Wilking
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T. Hayes
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Lyssen
Cruikshank
Deadly cellar accident and a boy’s accidental death in Cambridge
Reports from Cambridge detail a five year old drowned in a cellar with five feet of water, the coroner’s jury ruling accidental death and ordering the cellar drained. Also noted are a firework mishap injuring a child, and other local trials tied to public safety and crime.
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Christmas-s -As-Street
Edward Conner
Lewin’s Mead
Prewett-street
Jane Franklyn
General Hospital
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Seymour
Jesus-lane
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Samuel Long
Manners Sutton
Thie Star
Dublin
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King’s Bench
Burton
Maclaine
7Th
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Hartley-street
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Bury
Northern Star
Brimstone O'Brien and Co
Southern Star
Dr. Fletcher
Corn-Law Repeatera
Grimshaw
House of Commons
England
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Middleton
Manchester Courier
Leicester
Rares
Friends of Religious Liberty
St. Margaret
Queen’s Bench
St. Mary's
All Saints
Tories
Friends of Religious Freedom
Mercury
Liverpool
Knotty Ash
Fire at Mill and Warehouse a Loss of Four Thousand Pounds
The conflagration destroyed a mill and warehouse holding upwards of 7 000 bushels of wheat uninsured. Reports say grass neglect played a role in starting the fire, with doors and windows burst open letting in flames through the interior to the summit. The miller and several others are left destitute while property damage exceeds four thousand pounds.
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Samuel Cox
Broughton
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Overton
Melksham
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North Shields
Betsy
London
Mr. Clove
Newcastle
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Crief
Strathearn
Portsmouth
Neptune
Antonio Ugartua
Amsterdam
Havannah
Ygartua
Isle of Wight
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William’s Gate
Wooolwich
Admiralty
Ry Sappers and Miners
Dennison
Woolwich Yard
Taisa Lixen Traps with France in Linen Tariff Fight
The Belfast Northern Whig reproduces a French circular from delegates in Paris about duties on linen and hemp. It notes government promises to raise duties were broken, harming French agriculture and industry, and urges ministers to restore the tariff to protect flax, linen, and hemp sectors despite declining exports and sector losses.
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