Regla Supporting Material, 1944-1980

Bills of sale of plots of land to Juan de Pomar together with supporting documentation as to their original proprietors. Partially in Nahuatl.

Copy of a grant of several houses by the city of Tescoco to Pedro de Andrada. Some documents in Nahuatl; others in Spanish, includes map of properties.

An oration on St. Augustine given at the Convent of St. Augustine in Puebla de los Angeles by Bishop Don Antonio Joaquín Pérez in 1817, and published by Father Ignacio Piña, Prior of said convent.

Printed document challenging the Second Congress of Zacatecas' initiatives over ecclesiastical reforms.

Chart summarizing the population in the Jurisdiction of Oaxaca.

A drawing showing an Indian woman representing America. It reads "Religión, Independencia y Unión," and "Salve America Ventur."

Group of documents regarding land transactions in the area of Tescoco apparently involving Juan de Pomar, an Indian historian, whose signature appears in one of them. Nahuatl and Spanish; includes maps.

Land transactions involving Pedro de Dueñas. Nahautl-Spanish.

Document in Nahuatl, apparently land transactions. Includes a map.

Writ of agreement between Juan de Pomar and the Indians of Tescoco over some houses and land plots, and a writ in favor of Bartolomé de Trasmasapua concerning other properties.

Legal documents in Nahuatl followed by Spanish.

Testimony of the expenses for the repairs carried out on the Castle of Santiago, in the Phillipine Islands. It also includes instructions as to the duties of the Oidor of the Audiencia Don Alonso de Avellafuertes regarding his personal inspection of the v

A relation of the Titles of Castille granted from the time of the Conquest, indicating the places of residence of the holders of said titles, the payment of lanzas and media anata, and questions about administration.

The Constitution of the nuns of the Order of St. Jerome.

Documents submitted before Manuel María de Torres, Brigadier of the Real Armada, by Don Silvestre Suárez Medrano regarding the latter's actions during the Mexican War of Independence in San Luis Potosí.

Permission to Licenciado Don Félix de Sierra y Fernández to wear a wig.

Legal proceedings against Francisca de Morales for her activities as a procuress.

Report submitted by Father Domingo Barreto to the Viceroy regarding the Missions of Michoacan. Title page at end of document.

Documents regarding the boundaries of the dioceses of Sonora and the Californias. Includes copy of papal bull of 1783. Spanish and Latin.

Report prepared for the King of Spain by the Real Tribunal del Consulado de México regarding such matters as population, civilization, customs, and patriotism. It urges representation of the Indian in the Metropolis if Spain is to maintain its rule in the

Documents concerning requests by the inhabitants of Los Angeles, ranging from the consumption of cigars and pulque to storing grain.

Documents concerning requests by the inhabitants of Los Angeles, ranging from the consumption of cigars and pulque to storing grain. (Document totals 413 exposures.)

Report (incomplete) on military actions against the rebels.

Proclamation by Iturbide, First General of the Imperial Army, urging compliance with the decisions of Congress.

Two proclamations regarding military actions carried out by Don Juan Cortina, a commander under General Santa Anna, against a Spanish military expedition.

Report on the assassination of Dionisio Luis Flores and the capture of the perpetrators.

Satirical retort against the Bishop of Puebla by Pablo Villavicencio.

Questions addressed to the Mexican government regarding the conduct of General Inclán in the State of Jalisco.

Proclamation of adherence to the Plan de Veracruz proposed by General Antonio López de Santa Anna.

Report on the indictment of Don Francisco Ibar.

A list of prisoners taken at Tulancingo, including General Nicolás Bravo.

Proclamation of adherence to President Guadalupe Victoria, from José Pérez Palacios.

Dispatch from General Nicolás Bravo on a victory over Guerrero and Alvarez.

Anti-clerical document reporting the imprisonment of Ignacio Escalada, a member of the clergy.

Report submitted by Juan José Zenón Fernández regarding measures taken in the State of Tamaulipas to stop the civil war.

List of Independence heroes, including Guadalupe Victoria, Vicente Guerrero, Manuel Gómez de Pedraza, etc.

List of Spaniards to be executed if they do not leave Mexico.

Notice of the deaths caused by a volcanic eruption.

Dispatch from José María Calderon on the breaking of hostilities against the Santa Anna forces in Veracruz.

Report on measures to be taken by the authorities in order to prevent the spread of cholera.

Pro-Iturbide proclamation.

Anti-Pedraza document.

Anti-masonic document regarding the election of representatives to Congess, by El Diablo Cojuelo.

Plan to call Guerrero to the presidency.

Article calling for the cleaning up of prostitution.

Anti-Pedraza document urging the newly elected President of Mexico to dissociate himself from the yorkino masons, by Francisco Ibar.

Pro-liberal, pro-Pedraza document, attacking the escoceses masons.

Proclamation issued by the Marquis de Vivanco, countered by a warning against his pro-Spanish stand.

Report on the imprisonment of Antonio Acuña.

Pro-federalist proclamation.

Pro-federalist dispatch on military actions in Puebla.

Report on the imprisonment of President Santa Anna near Harrisburg by the Texans.

Proclamation issued by the Municipalidad of Monte Alto favoring the Federal constitution and the laws.

Proclamation issued by José María Tornel announcing monetary reform by congressional decree.

Dispatch on the imprisonment of José María Niño de Rivera.

Document from Joaquín Lebrija, Governor of the Estado Libre de México, regarding war assessment on the states. Amounts given.

Proclamation by General Santa Anna against Guerrero and Lobato.

Dispatch on military actions carried out in the Tehuantepec area.

Report on the conduct of the Minister of Finance, Sr. Zavala.

Report on military actions against the Spanish.

Report on military actions against the Spanish.

Report on military actions against the Spanish.

Report on military actions against the Spanish.

Anti-Independence document calling for the union with Spain and the defense of religion, signed by Novella.

Report on the assasination of the Swiss Consul by assailants disguised as priests.

Proclamation by Guerrero calling for adherence to the laws.

Dispatch reporting on the possible recognition of Mexico by Spain.

Pamphlet regarding the aspirations of the Indians.

Report on the court martial against José María Ortega for homicide.

Dispatch on impending military actions in the area of San Juan del Río and on the raising of an army in the State of Zacatecas, and other reports concerning the activities of a Guatemalan subject against the government of Santa Anna.

Statement from Santa Anna regarding the assasination of Colonel Manuel de la Concha. Undersigned by José María Tornel.

List of representatives composing the Junta Suprema de Gobierno del Imperio until Congress is called. Included are the Conde de Regla, the Marqués

Open letter addressed to the Governor of Mexico regarding restrictions on the sale of pulque, signed by José Acuña.

Dispatch on military actions against anti-federalist forces.

A list of imprisoned Spaniards to be expulsed from Mexico. Anti-Pedraza document.

No. 427, Vol. 5, Thursday, June 30, 1836.

Document in defense of Colonel Serrano, signed by El Coyote Manso.

Plan presented by General Inclán, reported to be against federalism.

List of imprisoned Spaniards; anti-Pedraza document.

Communication from General Juan O'Donojou addressed to the Governor of Veracruz regarding the uselesness of engaging in military actions that would be detrimental for both Spain and Mexico.

Proclamation by Vicente Guerrero calling for unity among his officers and for adherence to the government.

Announcement from Viceroy Calleja regarding the contraband of tobacco.

Proclamation from Viceroy Juan Ruiz de Apodaca regarding the pardon of rebels in view of Spanish victories.

No. 216, V. 3; report on Santa Anna at Tamaulipas.

Details of the military operations carried out in Tampico which resulted in the surrender of the Spanish forces under General Barradas.

Professional advertisement for Professor José María Espinoza de los Monteros.

Reprint of official dispatch on the capitulation of the Spanish forces under General Barradas and their evacuation to Cuba.

Dispatches from General Santa Anna on the state of his troops, and report on the death of General Durán from cholera. Anti-Mariano Arista.

Open letter regarding the role of the press.

Dispatch on the victory of the forces under Vice President Anastasio Bustamante over those of Moctezuma.

Proclamation from the Legislature of Zacatecas reflecting General Santa Anna's view in favor of recalling Sr. Don Manuel Gómez Pedraza.

Year 1, Vol. 3, No. 77.

Notice regarding the issuance of passports for those who wish to leave the City of Mexico, D.F.

Death notice of Don José León Peñarroja y Saavedra, Familiar del Santo Tribunal de la Fe.

List of Spanish subjects that are to remain temporarily in Mexico due to illness.

Dispatch of a five hour battle in Cuernavaca.

Notice of congressional decree against clandestine meetings, setting forth penalties.

Vol. 1, No. 5, 1832.

Vol. 4, No. 204; includes a notice from Viceroy Ruiz de Apodaca.

Ode honoring Viceroy Apodaca.

Royalist poem.

Letter from Agustín de Iturbide to Juan Ruiz de Cabañes, Bishop of Guadalajara, expressing his adherence to the Catholic Church.

Liberal exhortation from Lorenzo de Zabala and José María Lobato.

No. 729, August 30, 1830. Report on the Constitutional movement in Spain.

Vol. I, No. 182.

Year 6th., No. 1958, pp. 7719-7722.

Vol. V, No. 106.

Announcement of raffle for the Santuario de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe.

No. 730.

Notice on the imprisonment of members of the clergy accused of plotting the murder of Vice-president Bustamante.

Anti-Bustamante military manifesto.

Proclamation from General Santa Anna addressed to the military units of Veracruz and Ulúa regarding the latter's demands for changes in the government; an editorial in defense of Bustamante follows.

Retort from J.N.T., from El liberal to El pensador mejicano, and an editorial attack on Viceroy Apodaca.

Notice of an impending military expedition launched by the Spanish from Havana.

Proclamation from General Santa Anna on the taking of the fortress of San Carlos de Perote. Undersigned by José María Tornel.

Anti-Inclán, pro-federalist issue.

Year 1, No. 49.

Year 3, Vol IX, No. 30.

Year 3, Vol. 9, No. 29.

Year 3, Vol. 9, No. 27.

Year 1, Vol. 2, No. 64.

Year 3, Vol. 9, No. 91.

Year 3, Vol. 8, No. 101.

Year 3, Vol. 9, No. 18.

List of officials for the City of Mexico.

Announcement of amnesty issued by the Mexican Congress.

Decree regarding vagrancy and penalties to be enforced to insure its prevention.

Proclamation of public celebration of independence.

Satirical retort against the Bishop of Puebla by Pablo Villavicencio.

Notice regarding the keeping of public order.

Proclamation announcing the restoration of the Spanish Constitution of 1812.

Report on a prison uprising and the casualties resulting thereof.

Complaint by the Order of Saint Augustine over the take-over of their property, alleged to belong to their overseas Missions, by a congressional decree.

Duplicate of preceding document.

Denunciation of Vicente Filisola as traitor to General Guerrero signed by El enemigo de los gatos y equilibristas.

Notice publishing an intercepted letter from Brigadier Barradas to Don Francisco Ibar.

Report on the imprisonment of Manuel Gómez de Pedraza.

Military manifesto calling for the punishment of those who had cooperated with the Spanish in Tulancingo, addressed to General Guerrero.

Anti-clerical satire.

Report that Arista had won in Guanajuato, while the division under General Mejía in Celaya had lost due to cholera epidemic.

Legal documents pertaining to the election of Jerónimo López as Regidor of Mexico City, a position which is contested in the Real Audiencia by Juan de Moscoso, Bernardino de Albornoz, and other authorities.

Royal Decree regarding the regulations applying to charitable foundations.