Accusations in Vienna Court Over Botta Marquess
A fragment from a letter discusses the Vienna court’s handling of the Marquess of Botta case involving Hungary's Queen. It argues the court ignores present proofs and condemns the accusers, calling the accusations frivolous while urging fair examination and noting desires for better relations.
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Hungary
Borta
Cai Plains
Vienna
Maniel
Wicons
Masahiels of Botts
Equity
Barta
Tyer
Br Rot
Uray
Bott
Qur.Gondud
Agour Court
Paris News Briefs on Armistice Talks and Envoy Movements
Yesterday’s mail reports French and Spanish officials discussing a possible suspension of arms. Marquess de Fenelon will retire to the Hague to resume as Ambassador to the States General. Count de Montijo, Spanish ambassador to the Emperor, left the King on the 14th. Toulon notes a combined fleet not to stir, waiting end of month.
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Marquess de Fenelon
Fordwich
Hague
Count de Montijo
Spain
Toulon
France
Paris
Durst
Port News Dover January Ship Arrivals and Returns
Dover reports arrivals and departures of sloops and East India ships. The Hawk Sloop of War under Capt Forrest and the Billanaea Griffiths from New York appear among outward bound vessels, with many ships returning or put back under orders from the Furnace Man of War Drake. Other vessels include Ursula Tender Dutch Ship for East India, Argyle Wilson for Guinea, and Love and Unity C Cook for Lisbon, with arrivals at Bristol Fool and Viana noted among several ports.
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Port New's
Dover
Forrest
Carolina
Billanaea Grfiths
New York
Seal
Wart Drake
Slogp
Ursula
East-India
Argyle
Wilson
Guiney
Cook
Lisbon
Ruffell
Morecraft
Baxbadaes
Fire
Huiton
Cork
Bristol
King William
Amelia
Giles
Oporio
Rawleigh
Roach
Lifton
Fool
Joseph and
Benjamin
Jinthorn
Viana
Speedwell
Newfoundland
Botton Port Official Appoints New Custom Officer
The Lords of the Treasury appoint Fairtram Twell of Botton Linggla to be Customer of the Port of Botton in place of William Johnson. Last week Rev Mr Gichai Wait from Edmonton married a sister of Miss Pyech Ley in Nottinghamshire. News also notes deaths and local incidents including Mr. Thomas Ruggles of Essex, a noted fattor and clothier worth 9000, and a Tours health trip. An old London Building collapsed briefly injuring none, and three horses hidden with tea were seized by customs officers at Renningdon Lane Surrey.
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Londo
Fairtram Twell
Botton
Linggla
William Johnson
Gichai Wait Jiirhe
Edmonton
Mie
Pyechléy
Noidhamptenshide
Orbat
Webster
Manchester
Wasian Jed
Hackney
Mit
Pecans
Rockings
Essex
Thamas Ruggles
Peatett
Tours
France
John. Fortescue
Bis
Fortescue
London
Houft ‘Garden
Alderstate + Street
Gus
Theis
Palace
Pichas
Henchman
Happet
David Avveryi
Eer Quail
Simpson
Excise
Missing Jamaica to Japan escape noted in fragment
Fragmentary line shows a missing person note about travel from Jamaica to Japan, with incomplete wording about leaving someone and belongings. No clear names, dates, or destinations are readable to identify a fuller event.
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Imperial
Majesy
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Pri Costeyelbar
Eourt
Lanzinsky
Hhingag
Ithe
Gor
Frence
Pavisss Adamain
Fenaz
Jamaica
Jpnies
Lokdch Bridge
Olbo -MiaHion
Bank
Regal Oens Ditta
Ipdiz Pallies
Bolland
Cheapside
Rus
Ani
Tchanss and
Drhersayill
Mths
Council von Leath
Campbell Craig
Hefeg
George the Second
Gray
Britain
Great Britain
Ireland
Toby
Brand 2
Kain -T, Longman
C. Hitch
G. Davis
and A. Mallar
Ben Hess
Cradele
Cans
Amore Aurelia Créstilla
Cujus
Landav Ak
Praia
EL -Revins
Bellford-Roiv
Helbgura
J. Roserts
Warwick-Lane
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