Brandreth and two accomplices executed for treason
The Derby Derbyshire affair ends as Jeremiah Brandreth William Turner and Isaac Ludlam are executed on the scaffold after confessing to crimes, with the chaplain offering prayers and a public display of their heads following the sentence. The crowd disperses quietly as bodies are buried.
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J Brandreth
London
Eaton
Jeremiah Brandreth
Brandreth
William Turner
Isaac Ludlam
Oliver
Tom Bacon
Derby
Ouey P. mi
Jeremiah Brandferd
William Perner
Tyaae Ludlama
Jwhiett
Willian
Gabis
Siaerion
Anid Oqlives
Landigin
King
Halon
White Horse
Isaac Ludlap
Martin
Abuiry
Isaac Ludiam
Hegan
Turner
Accase
Ludlam
Foreign Intelligence Highlights Across Europe and royal events
The tide of reports covers royal audiences in Paris with ambassadors, the French king opening the 1817 session, and trials in Lyons with Verney sentenced to death. It notes Allied monarchs gathering in Spain next summer, and Russia selling a squadron to Spain for 400,000 sterling linked to slave-trade abolition. Also details Lord Wellington’s hounds chasing a giant boar and public notices from Marseilles.
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Pants
M. Hodeghild
Sweden
Kine
Kina
Rhone
Lyons
Verney
Elevem
Madame Lavalurre
Vienna
Spai
Lord Castlereagh
Duke of Wellington
Hamburgh
Flanders
Elbe
Russia
Spain
Mediterranean
America
Baltic
England
Marseilles
Algiers
Rethérsties
Barrister Privilege in Court as Action for Words Maintainable
In an Exchequer case the court weighs whether words spoken by a barrister in court can be defamatory. The plea centers on freedom of speech at the bar versus protection from private injury, with references to Brook v. Montague and Lord Abingdon. The ruling, later revisited, considers that abusive statements outside strict evidence may still be actionable.
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Wea
Ratet
Kags
Swere
Peter Hodggin
Araudulons
Baron Wodon
County of
Lancaster
Raine
Mrr. Scarlett
Courts of Justice
House of Parment
Lord Abingdon
Mr. Q
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Barge
Croke
Brook
Henry Montague
London
Surrey
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N. Moseley
Consuliavius
Lewe
Yelverton and Coke
Pophant
Eliz
Fox
Merry
Popham
Mr. Scarlett
Vn Ny
Wena
Edesaonoyca
Torpine
iRaine
Ratye
Peter Hoddas
Peter Hodgson
Gi Beaumont
Pas Hodgson
Sergeant Hallock
Scarlett
Justice Bayley
Katye
Elvexscroven
Tad Gate
Rica nosesAll
le Med
Lord Ertensorévéd
Court OF Exchequer
Watkim Lewes
Morgen
W. Lewes
Morgan
Watkin Lewes
Agar
Braxe
Davycex
Fuesday
Stare Lorrery
Pring Chanvette
the Treasury
G. Carnext
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Psearce
Foreign Intelligence
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New-street
Covent
Whitehall Yard
George Jackson
Pada
York
Leatham
Terbet Houke
George King Matin
John Nickleson Martin
Wollaton
Notinghamshire
St. Maudé
Paris
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