Princess of Wales in Italy Faces Calumny and Security
The narrative describes the Princess of Wales traveling through Italy with a largely English entourage, facing slander about her first chamberlain and forming a new household. She purchases property on Lake Como, leads a simple, cultured life, and guards against assassination attempts as she travels from Genoa to the Holy Land, Palestine, and Cyprus while collecting antiquities and planning a public life memoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantus
Wales
Italy
Countess Oldie
Cremorayne
Mocherti
Chevaliey Schiavini
Laniasia
Pergurni
Fguuauin
Purgami
Metta
Nai
Pino
Ufer
Como
Bino
Cuma
Werote
Tomassia
Q—oe
Maerey
Sawran
tJeceme
Sehiavini
Holy Land
Genea
Islria
Sicily
Barbary
Palestine
Jerusalem
Athens
Funis
Court of King's Bench March Meeting on Treason and Postponed Motions
Grand Jury presented high treason cases as the court discussed captors and accusations. A motion postponed hearings. Captain Hoy pardon hearing discussed with a rule to show cause. Clergy residence and Saving Banks clauses debated. notes on Salford frauds and parish distress cases referenced.
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King's Bench
Grand
Coney
Me. Andrews
Robert Molfield
Oroot
Oldfield
Ve Court
Justice Bayney
Grand Jury
Best
Luna
Lord Biyexnor
Sergeant. Best
Etrrexsonovon
Sergeant -Best
Robert Hoy
Apolphus
Bennet
House of Commons
Apotritus
Thomas Grifiths
Charlotte Griffths
Eloy
Edensoxnovem
ApdloLraus
Evrexsonoven
Adolpius
E.lexsornowcy
Apotrius
Bath
Lord ErtessonouGi
Cavar
Agotruys
Paris to Rio tensions raise alarm in Madrid provinces
From Madrid reports say large forces may move into Lean and Es meeinadura with orders for infantry and cavalry. Generals Ento and Castaxos expected to command. A Royal School of Segovia artillery unit to proceed toward Badajoz. Jamaica mail brings March papers. A strong earthquake on Feb 23 caused no damage. The Island Assembly prorogued to April 29. Cuba harbors insurgent privateers, a blockades claim mocked. The Regent rode with Sir Bessauin BloomeFiecy. Queen and Princess Elizabeth toured London. Robert Girvarn elected MP for Eye. Miss O NerinBeegee ill after acting. Catarina Catalani survived Tuscany frontier peril. Ascension Day disaster on river. several died when boat capsized. lifeboats and doctors aided survivors.
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Madrid
Rio Janeiro
Lean
Esmeeinadura
Ento
Castaxos
Will Bava
Fromisrael
Portugal
Artil
Royal School of
Segovia
Badajoz
Jamaica
Traquil
Prisce
Bessauin BloomeFiecy
ElizaBeth
Clapham
Battersea
Putney
Oo Ropert Girvarn, Esq
Eye
O'Nerin Beegee
Massime Catalani
St. Peter and Paul
St. James
George ‘Awhins
Ace Campions
Oxfordson
G. Lockyer
Stone
Agecourt
Charles
Me. Vincent
Ore
Mace
Richard Chigpert
Ape Prentice
Watkins
Gheap-street
Mt. Dyery
Bridewell-dage
Cuff
Prson
Bath Peper
Catholic Question Debate On Catholic Petitions And Veto Rights
A heated discussion on Catholic petitions reveals strong opposition to Catholic inclusion in government roles. The division favored anti Catholic sentiment 182 to 90 with Bishop Mansa delivering a clear persuasive speech. The debate centers on church state relations and the Protestant principle of governance under the Crown.
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Landaff
Mansa
British Empire
Treason trial begins for four prisoners in King's Court
In Benah May 17 the four men Arthur Shistlewood James Watson the elder Richard Joaner and Thomas Preston were brought by Habeas Corpus to plead to a high treason indictment. They appeared separately behind the bar as the court read the arraignment and set a trial date for June 6 at nine in the morning.
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King's
Beneh
Sarvapor
Samvueel Shepherd
Arthur Shistlewood
James Watson Thy
Richard Joaner
Jhomas Preston
King's Counsel
Thistlewood
Watson
Hooper
Preaton
Preston
Prey
Fhistlewood
Lastings
Lord Edexsononcy
Expexnoxoyen
Whistleworq
E Renonoyou
James Watson
James Preston
Lord Encesponaum
Richard Hooper
Lord Eulensonoych
Lord EvLensornoucu
Biatson
Fox Courtr
Thistléwood
Etuexsonoucu
Lord Ellenborougins
Lawer
Narmer
Asehere
Reid
Ateentog
Fraudulent Distress Claims Led to Prosecutions and Sentences
In a March Sanction session, churchwardens pursued several defendants for obtaining parish relief under distress pretences and diverting funds for personal use. James Greenhalgh, Ann McCarthy, James Barratt, and Mary Shield received one year’s hard labor. Grace Richardson two years. The court praised the wardens for exposing fraud amid widespread destitution, and noted further cases uncovered during the inquiry.
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Cross
Fife
Sret
Crise
James Greenhalgh
Ann McCarthy
James Barratt
Mary Shield
Grace Richardson
Owen
Egu
Salford
AP Carthy
Garden-court
William M ‘Carthy
Bailey
Ann Dillon
William Dillon
Dean-street
Hone’s Bank
Messra Birch
Hampson
Mary Shields
Mary * Shields
John Shields
Sheen
Henry-street
Board For Relief
John Sheet
Shields
Mewars
B. and
W. Sandford
Fhos
Jackson
Springalley
Richardson
Manchester Chronicle
Naval Intelligence Brief from Hanwicn May 16
Reports arrivals and movements of ships including Henry Freeling and Charlotte packets with mails from Holland and Gottenburghern, plus British vessels Providence and Tritén. Noted captures by insurgent privateers, corvettes, and ships boarding several prizes. Notices include prize drawings and sale offices in London.
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Hanwicn
Henry Freeling
Mason
Holland
Ordfordness
Mauritius
St. Petersburgh
Gottenburghern
Bristol
Thoman
Bell
St. Vincents
Providence
Bengal
Giobe
Jamaica
Burdon
Quebec
General Marauder
New Brunswick
Shields
Portsmourgu
Crown
Gibraltar
Phorm
St. Michael's
Princess Charlottes
Timil
Crook
Jane ‘Coutts
Burrows
Norfolk
Lord Sidmosty Packer
New York-ind -Felifas
Queensbury
Damaica
Ghia Port
Norning
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