[926] Toreno, III, 355-9.—Miraflores, Documentos, I, 30.—Constitucion, art. 3, 144-9, 173, 181, 187 (Coleccion de los Decretos, V, 148, 153, 182, 185).
[927] Representacion y Manifiesto que algunos Diputados á las Córtes ordinarias firmaron en los mayores Apuros de su Opresion en Madrid, pp. 12, 17, 59, 60 (Madrid, 1814).
[928] Toreno, III, 359, 361-4.—Koska Vayo, Historia de la Vida y Reinado de Fernando VII, II, 26, 32-5, 377 (Madrid, 1842).—Marliani, I, 206.
[929] Coleccion de las Reales Cédulas etc. de Fernando VII, p. 1 (Valencia, 1814).—Toreno, III, 400.—It would be difficult to find a more slovenly piece of writing than this celebrated and fateful manifesto. Its authorship was attributed to Juan Pérez Villamil, the head of the Regency dismissed by the Córtes in March, 1813.—Toreno, III, 364.
[930] Marliani, I, 208-17.—Koska Vayo, II, 48-52.—Toreno, III, 405.
[931] Menéndez y Pelayo, III, 545.
[932] Hervaz, Ruiz de Padron y su tiempo, pp. 101-5 (Madrid, 1898).—Archivo de Simancas, Inq., Libro 890.—His speech was issued in Coruña in 1813, under the title of “Dictamen del Dr. Antonio José Ruiz de Padron sobre la Inquisicion.” Other clerical deputies who suffered reclusion in convents were Oliveros, in la Cabrera; Gallego, in the Cartuja de Jerez; Ramos, in that of Valencia; Arispe, in that of Seville; Lopez Cepero, in the Capuchins of Novelda; Antonio Larrazabal, wherever the Archbishop of Guatemala might designate, and Bernabeu, in one not ascertained. Besides these La Canal and Jaime Villanueva were recluded for editing a periodical.—V. de la Fuente, III, 471.
[933] Amador de los Rios, III, 555.—When the royal decree of July 21 was received, August 16th, the cathedral was illuminated and the bells were rung, followed, August 23d and 24th, by great solemnities.—Relacion histórica de la Judería de Sevilla, pp. 46-8.
[934] Rodrigo, III, 480.—Archivo de Sevilla, Seccion VI, 1ª Escribanía del Cabildo, Tomo 49, n. 14.
[935] Coleccion de Cédulas de Fernando VII, p. 85.