Trials of Treason Suspects Open in Court with Public Access
The court opened with grand jury proceedings and arraignments for treason suspects. Prisoners were brought from the gaol, identified, and pleaded not guilty as the court organized seating, witness and jury positions, while warning against publishing proceedings before completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Lownes
John ‘Wright
Thomas Ensor
Joseph Savne
John Moers
William’ ‘Weightman
Josephy Weightman
the Younger
James Bee Thomas Bettison
Alexander, Johnson
Jobacon
Sakrina
Cross
Tolwa
Booth
Sir Edward
Mortimer i
Mr Woombwell
Henry Howe
Bristol
French Election Debates Spark Government Confidence Rise
Private correspondence from Paris argues that the government pursues steady policy amid party strife. Officials claim a new national mood supports the Charter, predicts a stronger majority in 1817 elections, and outlines plans on press restraint, ministerial responsibility, and army recruitment.
Death of the Right Hon J P Curran
Notice confirms the death of J P Curran at Amelia Place Brompton after a celebrated career as an Irish orator and Bar advocate. It recalls his rise from obscurity, wit and eloquence, service as Master of the Rolls in Ireland from 1806 to 181, and the tranquil last moments with three children and a London-based family nearby.
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Amelia-place
Brompton
Curryan
Curran
Gar
Castle
Rolla
Ireland
Wyn. M‘mahon
Caps
Navy
Trish Bar
Taylor
London
Death of Henry Erskine Lord Advocate of Scotland
The article notes the death of Hon. Henry Erskine at Ammondell on the Sth instant. It describes him as Dean of Faculty, long prominent in the Scots and Irish Bar, and a leading figure alongside his brother as a top two in their profession. It praises his wit, eloquence, and integrity and mentions hopes for future biographical collection of his verses and table bon mots.
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Henry Erskine
Ammondell
Scotland
Great Britain
Buchan
Einglagh
Henry
Erskiné
Fever in Ireland Report Shows Limited New Cases
Derry reports very few new fever cases for the week and expect contagion to vanish with cold weather. Deaths at the poor tents rose to five, surpassing prior weeks. Clogheen Dispensary notes August typhus 62 of 135 applications recovered, September to October 34 of 105 typhus cases. Eynishneyes reports fever greatly abated and hopes for disappearance soon.
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Derry
British Naval and Army Review Near St Omer
A damaged account reports a court of directors meeting at Last Endia House and a naval convoy loss. It notes the Cavalry and Artillery of the British forces under Lieutenant General Gir H. FAng reviewed by the Duke Wallmnerer near St Omer on the 1st inst. The day was unfavourable but praised for discipline and horsemanship. Marquis of Ax Ghgsraj and others attended, with corps marches planned to Cambray for a grand maneuver starting soon.
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Endia House
General Thewist
Peter Camesi
Warren Hastings
Thomas Lashin
Aga
Henry P
Fremenbeeren
Duke i Wallmnerer
St.Omer
Ant
Camibray
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Roll of Freeholders
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Akilfal
France
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He Et Vilaine
Jdependents
Europe
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Dirgout
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de Chabrol
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Interior
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Strasburgh
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Rhone
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Angou- Jemé
Amenthenj
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Midimede
Kradener
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M.de ‘Falleyrand
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Prussia
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Warsaw
Henry IV
J. P. Curran
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