Queen Bergami affair retold in heated parliamentary lament
An oration criticizes the Attorney General for alleging a secret affair between Queen and Bergami. It questions witnesses and rumors, argues about the presence of English ladies and gentlemen in the queen’s household, and ponders why some followed or stayed during travels from Naples to Milan.
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Costinor
Bergami
Joan M’m.vom
Dergami
Southampton
Edinburgh
Milan
Naples
Napels
Charlotte Lindsay
Elizabeth Forbes
Keppel Craven
Sir W. Gell
Dr. Helland
Capt. Hesse
Sincerly
Ceni
Grent & i Krant
Nant
Iala
Osible
Bergam
Rome
Genoa
Dr. Holland
Leghorn
Gentem
Dr Holland
Charlotte Campbell
St. Ledger
Brunswick
Italy
O Lindsay
London
C.campbell
Iady C. Lindsay
Ian
Thorn
Sipeeweel
Redduck
Treasury
England
Gevirel
Lady C. Campbell
C. Campbel
Lady Campbell
Venice
Mr. Burrill
Glascock Bill Defines City Council Powers in Augusta
Milledgeville December 8 1820 report describes the third reading of General Glascocks bill to limit and define Augusta City Council powers. It notes 66 yeas 15 nays and mentions Senate amendments on bank resolutions and annual bank statements. Also discusses Penitentiary repeal bill pending and influenza waning among lawmakers.
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Glascock
Augusta
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Caption of Augusta Chronicle Office Debts and Mischief
In Augusta the Chronicle Office owes four thousand dollars with only about one hundred collected after two weeks of dunning. The editor amuses himself in an attic story to gain eighty dollars, much to John Gee and Richard Rice's dismay. The editor may prolong his scheme for personal gain, and apologizes are owed to Lamkin and Tutt for a wild goose chase.
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Augusta
Chronicle Ofice
Edita
John Gee
Richard Rice
Benu
Messrs. Lamkin
Tutt
Chronicle shifts to evening edition for Northern Mails
The Chronicle announces it will publish the Northern Mails in the evening to provide readers with more detailed contents arriving before the day's issue. The change aims to deliver timelier information and better serve its audience.
Missouri admission debate and Savannah meeting report
From Our Correspondent Wasumeron Nov 26 says Congress holds firm with a favorable Missouri admission report likely rejected in the House amid a long session. Also from Savannah a citizen meeting recalls Dr Nicholas Bayard to chair and endorses Mayor Tos. A. P. Cuaniton for his relief work and calls for a mayoral salary. officers thanked and meeting adjourned. Milledgeville note reports Penitentiary data through Oct 31 1820 showing 145 convicts received, 87 remaining. finances show a $242.60 balance and diverse national origins among inmates.
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Savannah
Nicholas Bayard
J. G. Greenhow
Major Bulloch
Tos. A. P. Cuaniton
Milledgeville
McCarty
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Charlton
Queen of
William Cobre
Wasumeron
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Missouri
Oliver Sturges
Scholas Bayard
James G. Greenhow
Sec’rv
Philadephia
John Gindrat
J. Whipple
Eagle Tavern
Ansley
Duran Tf
Bigelow & Sime
Comus
Washington
Isaac LaRoche
Ranaway
P. Prescott
Robbin
Gardner
Beachaland
South Carolina
Savannah Republican
Alexander Downer
Charleston
Coosawhatchie
Ilesh Thomas
Beach Island
Dee
Cottoner Ware
Bank OF August
Tt Board of
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Aegustus
Cassie
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