Catholic Church Seeks Restitution and Protests at Vienna Congress
The Pope and Holy See announce protests and petitions to the Vienna Congress seeking restoration of Ferrara, Comacchio, and Avignon territories. They urge German ecclesiastical rights protection and praise their legate for steadfast service to Church interests.
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Charles
Sweden
England
Avignon
Holy See
Venaissin
Ferrara
Congress
Jesus Christ
Francis
Austria
Louis
Saint Peter
Emly
Apostolic See
Paris
Vienna
Comacchio
Warer
Germany
Lenate
Holy Apostolic See
Church of Germany
France
Papal homage and prayers for Holy See and Mary
A solemn call to unite prayers and offer thanks to God and the Virgin Mary and to Saints Peter and Paul for favors granted. The text urges the Cathedral ceremony on Christmas to praise the intercession of Mary and the Apostles and seek the Church’s tranquillity and increased glory.
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Holy See
Eulogius
St. Peter and
St. Paul
Prince of Apostles
Mary
Rod
The Pedestrian Wilson’s Greenwich Magistrates Postponed Hearing
The investigation into Wilson the pedestrian, delayed yesterday at Greenwich, is postponed again. He travels with legal help from Effig and Marryott, with Lord Folkstone and others promising support. he appeared at the Royal Circus before six the next day to seek public sympathy and raise funds.
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Greenwich
Wilson
Swith
Effig
Blackheath
Marryott
Lord Folkstone
Western
Essex
Benich
Royal Circus
Seat of Justice
Constasse
Witton
M.P
Wixson
Cornwally
Witsos
St. George’s Fields
Lire
Miss O Neill Shines in Jane Shore at Covent Garden
The Covent Garden review lauds Miss O Neill for a powerful Jane Shore performance last night. It highlights her humiliation and penitence in key scenes with Lord Ffastings and the vow to virtue. Mr. Young as Hastings receives praise for a vivid, impetuous portrayal, while Terry as Dumont is commended for strong, steady acting.
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Miss O'Neill
Jane Shore
Lord Ffastings
Glocester
Young
Lord Hastings
Mr. Young
Terry
Dumont
Duel charge and swindling tale at Bow and Temple
Yesterday Captain Knatchbull faced a breach of the peace charge for leaving a duel challenge card for Mr. Neil Gow, but was discharged after the magistrate found no clear invitation. A separate Queen Square report details General Maclean’s fraud case involving a bay gelding sold on trust, with riders and ostlers implicated as the scheme collapsed. The Duke of York attended Newmarket races, and the Gloucester mayoral oath followed. An inquest at Bow Common returned a verdict of accidental drowning for Miss Eleanor Rodgers after she sacrificed herself for a child near the canal.
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Bishop
Gow
Birnie
Knatchbull
Queen Square
General Maclean
Oothill-Street
Tothill-street
Garnet
Intoiic
Duke of York
Chevely
Marshal Ney
Fle
Russia
Buonaparte
M. Joannt
Vaud
Norwark
Gloucester
Iris Grace
Nobility
Cornoxer
Pye House
Bow Common
Oxwenl
Cotaner
Eleanor Rodgers
Brown
vAs
Constitutional loyalties stir French politics and royalist strains
A fragmentary piece surveys the clash between constitutionalists and royalists, noting how some desire a monarch while others seek a republic. It mentions Arbouville and Villeneuve about appointments, rumors of royal treasures, and English aid amid Spain’s war unrest, with references to Valladolid and Andalusia.
Brussels Sittings Report and Royal News From Septembers
In Brussels the Second Chamber adopted proposals from the First Chamber to create the Belgic Line Order and grant a dotation for the Prince of Waterloo. The King’s speech noted treaties with Britain, Russia, and Prussia, and a joint sitting with the First Chamber in the Hall of the former Drabit. The Emperor of Russia was announced to have arrived and a cannon salute proclaimed with the King greeting at the Palace Park.
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Brussels
Order of the Belgic Lin
Prince of Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Great Britain
Vienna
Russia
Great Briain
Netherlands
Holland
London
Prussia
England
States of Drabit
Hotel de Ville
Debusscht
Ghent
Napoleon
Danish Mariners in British Service Pardon Granted for Desertion
Fragmentary notice reports Danish sailors who joined British naval services or privateers may obtain royal pardon upon their return to Denmark if they have not deserted again. The Danish Consulate in London notes pardons issued under the king’s decree on a date in October. Also mentions Turk agreements causing concern and Bishop of Monrex pursuing broader power in Illyria and the Ionian Islands.
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Panty
Su MM
Arbouville
Lyons
Rouen
Ming
London
Hoknem
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Wilson, the Pedestrian
Pappas
Valladolid
Andalusia
Court of
M. Ballasteros
O'Donnell
D’ Adbisbal
Maine
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