Anglo Spanish War News and Treaties From Europe
dispatches from Bayonne, Bergara convention, Espartero, Maroto, and Don Carlos outline recent shifts in Spain's civil conflict. reports note Carlist setbacks, troop realignments, and negotiations, with Espartero urging Cortes to modify fucres and grant half-pay or leave to officers. Portugal and Hanover updates follow, plus US, Jamaica, and Atlantic world shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
San Sebastian
Bergara
Espartero
Maroto
Marco
Don Baldomino Espartero
Don Rafael Maroto
Isabella Seconda
Don Baldomino Esparterov
Biscay
Guipuscoa
Thoze
Berjara
Duke de la Victoria
Bararn Maroto
United Armies
Castile
Murato
Traviteur
Bayonne
Don Carlos
Thas
Lecumberri
Messrs. de 14
Pisania
Erro, &c
France
Moreno
Ardax
Carliat
Elio
Madrid
Voyage narrative and colonial notices from early 19th century sources
Reports recount a boarded vessel Blossom providing bread and water to captives, men armed with knives, and battles to dislodge them from a yawl. The piece also quotes on Quebec governance, rain and crop fears in Lower Canada, and an earthquake at Martinique with dramatic scenes and no confirmed deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Liverpool
New York
Exchange
London
England
Charleston
New Orleans
Mexico
Tampico
Lemus
Montelova
Bustamente
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Kingston
Jamaica
Martinique
Burlington
Iowa
Malta
St. Peter's
Colonel Nealley
Jeremiah Lamson
Fort Snelling
Rum River
Crow’s Village
Lake St. Crovx
Baltimore
Jamaica Dispatch
Istulf
Springhill Parish
Strance
Woodlands
Blossom
la Fayette
Ona
Vanada Marvers
New York Daily Express
Quebec Mercury
John Colborne
Lower
John
Earl of Clarendon
Lower Canada
Toronto
Marve
Quebec
BarTaquake
St. Pierre
Baltimore Transcript
Fort Royal
Monasteries and public order in London districts
In London areas religious houses for Catholic women operate to educate the poor, with Clarendon square hosting 240 girls and a new Sisters of Mercy house rising at Barmond aey to aid the sick poor. St Pancras residents push for coach-stand removal, while a Downing Street deputation seeks postal reform amid stamp and penny post debates. Sunday observance tightens. Edgware road house collapse wrecks Mary Lansbury, 18, as workers escape. Police praise the Sunday closing act for reducing drunken crowds. law notes restrict animal on footways. Long-standing railway meeting reports finances and traffic since opening to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merroronts
London
Clarendon Square
Barmondaey
the Sisters of Mercy
St. Pancras
Birmingham
Phoenix Street
Somerstown
Seymour-street
Mathews
Somers
Alderman Venable
Charles Pearson
Exchequer
Robert Steuart
Treasury
Downing-street
St. Clement Danes
St. Mary-le-Strand
Claremarket
Edgware Road
Newroad
Marylebone
Blake
Cabbell
Mr. Blake
Mary Lansbury
New-road
Lomax
Lambeth-street
Hardwick
Norman
Rosemary-lane
Lowpon _and
Croypon Railway Company
Sturday
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
John Moxon
Maynara Hazelridge
Lad Sandford Graham
Lady West
Cooper
John Honeywood
Best
Hamilton
Lady Watson
Lady Young
Bingham
Deedes
Ilth Light Dragoons
Fedor
M.P
Rice
Stoddart Douglas
Hancock
Misses Hallett
Mansfield
Boteler
Packet Service
Marlborough Street
Sne
Hereford
Galen
Manchester
Colonel Thompson
Gregg
George Murray
Philips
Mr. Gregg
Messrs. Walker
Cobden
Kershaw
S. Clarke
Sir George Murray
Monmouth
Monmmouthshime
Monmouthshire
Forrents
Stockport
Mr. W
Streatley
Luton
Union
Worsley
Dareapdrut
Mr. Nightingale
Peter Hollinsworth
Hollinsworth
Rutter
Wanchester Chronicle
PROVINCIAL FIRE AT BRAMFIELD AND OTHER NOTICES
A large Hertford area fire destroyed farm buildings and grain across nine acres, with £2000 loss. Incendiary suspicion cited. Reports from Bridgwater, Bristol, Cork, Dublin, Hereford, Manchester, Monmouth, Stockport, and Streatley share accidents, trials, earthquakes, and odd incidents, with notable names and places.
Railway finances and resignations mark September meeting
The report covers June to August traffic with 187 927 passengers and receipts of £9763. Proceeds included £162 18s for government mileage duty. debts of £77 343 to be funded by 5334 new shares and mortgage up to £33,000. Directors Bayes Capell moved a vote of no confidence in Moxon Hayne and Liddiard, prompting a ballot for September 17. Metropolitan Police salaries rise across the board with higher rates for superintendent, inspectors and serjeants, plus pay scales for constables and new joining classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capell
John Moxon
Jonathan Hayne
John Liddiard
Metropolitan Police Force
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
Paris
Nusws
Stain
Bilboa
Epartero
Tolosa
Logrono
Lanz
Aemorial Bordelais
Angust
Cule
Portugal
LisBon
Correio
Diario Do Governo
Diario
Cupid
Palmerston
Lord Palmerston
Duke of Palmella
Pizarro
Baron de Ribeira da Sabrezo
Council
Foreign and Marine Departments
Palmella
Ower
Tague
Bngland
Hanover
Carlos
Ernest
Fellen
Diet
Leipsic
the Metropolis
Brainfield
Hertford
Bramfield
Sun Fire Office
Bridgwater
Forton
Taunton
Combwich
Bristol Channel
Fry
Longford
Bristol
William Crawshay
Cwyfartha
Merthyr
Gloucester
Andrew Bland
Sully Farm
Cardiff
Jones
Wooles Newton
Williams
Redwick
James Marmer
Captain Jenkins
Beachley House
William Whitchurch
Henry Whitchurch
Giles Lizars
Whitchurch
Cambridge
Gisson
Ipswich
Gibson
Boz
Suffolk Chronicle
Cork
J. G. Oakshott
North Main Street
Julia Sullivan
Curragh
Dover
Wellington Pavilion
Duke of Wellington
Cinque Ports
Munro
Royal Artillery
Frederick
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