Royal Portuguese squadron sighting and coronation notes
A Rabin vessel reports meeting a ship that spoke the Royal Portuguese squadron en route to Lisbon with the king and suite. The king sailed from Rio Janeiro on April 1st. Other items note precious metals at a multi decade low, Bank note plans, counterfeits in Covent Garden, alcohol laws, forgery counts, Major General Eaden recovering, a fatal quarry accident, a white crow in Marelefield, Trinity College Dublin premiums for coronation verse, the Dowager Duchess of Orleans death, naval officers' pay list hopes, toll-keeper fines, and an insolvent remand.
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Rabin
John
Holyhead
Lisbon
Rio Janeiro
House of Lords
Marquis Chomondeley
Lord Ginton
Carthy
Lincolnshire
Euler
Bank For
Liverpool
Manchester
Aly
Eaden
Hailes Quarry
Marelefield Plantations
Trinity College
Dublin
George the Fourth
Duke of Orleans
Admiralty
His
Exeter
Countess ‘Wear Bridge
Wm. England
Kenton
Samuel Warren
Tiverton
Petitioned Cortes and Smuggling Incidents Abroad
Postscript notes numerous petitions to the King of Spain to convoke the Extraordinary Cortes. A circular urged political chiefs to curb swaggling amid open-day resistance to customs officers. A trader seizure details a man thrown into the sea during a clash. Reports from Vienna discuss Ali Pacha, the Greek Patriarch, and Bulgarian revolts with Proclamations urging Christians to defend their religion as Turkish forces advance.
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Spain
Pienna
Vienna
Ali Pacha
Constantinople
Gulacz
Bulgaria
Danube
Ternova
Phillippoti
Rosgrad
Fragmentary Greek Proclamations Mention Pheraeopolis Assembly
A garbled OCR note describes proclamations signed by three authorities and Greek figures related to cross bearing and Leonidas. It mentions marches from Phippoll to Vernova and a planned assembly at Pheraopylae with dates in March and references to Sabana and Lavadsa.
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Phippoll
Vernova
Dupsharp Guartte
Bel 1
Holy Cross
Leonidas
Pheraopylae Tlas
Atenits
Sabana
Lavadsa
Dreadful accident on Sunderland Bridge near Dirham
The Edinburgh mail coach toward London struck the bridge battlement at Sunderland Bridge and toppled. Architect Mr. Whitaker of Keighley died at the scene after being dashed against pier stone, and Mr. Donaldson of Perth suffered fatal spine injuries, dying hours later. Inside passengers escaped unharmed. Whitaker leaves a widow and seven children. An inquest is planned. Whitaker’s body was taken to York for interment, Donaldson buried at Bramceth Churchyard.
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Sunderland Bridge
Dirham
Edinbuurgh
London
Ani
Whitaker
Keighley
Yorkshire
Ouse
York
Donaldson
Perth
Scatlaod
Wear
Croft
Senich Gentlemmn
Durham
Law Pentenon
Bram Cepeth
Nemenste Courant
Immolation debate in British India draws Parliament notice
The Christian Reporter outlines a House of Commons discussion on the ritual self immolation of widows in Fadia. MPs urge gradual reform, tax measures against cruel sacrifices, and warn against forced change while praising Governor General efforts. The piece links policy to colonial governance and Christian mission.
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India
Diemora
Dehovich
House of Commons
Alexander
Country Reeron Questioned Practices Amid Diocese Critique
A Country Reeron is noted for addressing concerns about the committee’s conduct within the Diocese cited. The piece hints at future scrutiny and reflections on the consequences of these actions for those involved and the broader community.
London Advertisement Listing for Booksellers
London notice from Jaars Neocans at 22 Warwick Square advertising Quorns ApventiseMENTS and Communicacions post paid, with sales through booksellers Nowsanou and Powtuysters in the Suited Riagduia.
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London
Jaars Neocans
Warwick Square
Nowsanou
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postscript
the Christian Reporter
Fadia
J. Buxton
Todia
Mgr. Canning
England
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