Fragmented Trial Proceedings Describe Threats and Revelations
The report recounts court proceedings with testimonies from prisoners and witnesses about plots to murder officials, desecration of religious symbols, and plans to terrorize the public. It notes Brunt, Thistlewood, and others discussing heads on poles, Box deliveries to Ireland, and the murder conspiracy linked to Tidd's house and Lord Castlereagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pha
Robert Adame
Tidd
Brant
Foxcourt
Tidd’s
Cantlervagh
Sidmouth
Uewood
Ont Hradburn
Ont Hradburn, One of the Prisoners, Proposed That Lord Castlereagh
Ereland
Thistlewood
Cark
St. Sepulchre'’s Church
Adams
Carwood
Mintatore
Brunt
Edward A
Paine
Hreason
Ei Cps
Eleanor Wallace
Rogers
Forther
Fox-court
Thomas Smart
George
Henry Gillin
Lord Harrowby
Howard Sunpeon
2D Guards
Harrison
Ing-Street
John Horter Morrison
Bnga
John
Patow
Landaff
St. Thomas Monsidnent
Thia Withee
Thomas Hyden
Hargowby
Frantila
Beane
Lila
Horrowby
Carvond
Gurwood
Wilson
Coigo
Herranty
Tania
Dulip
Murray
Georges
Tidu
Alanp
Roundtable Notes on Senate Testing Policy
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a slow speed Senate test, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits suggest a report on a political or legislative process, referencing a testing pot and a doctor or official named as part of the proceedings, but specifics are not clear.
Fragmented Trial Narrative Plays Out Delusions and Allegations
The proceedings reveal Brunt detailing meetings and plans linked to a blasphemy case, denying access to a fatal scheme and describing his own fear and confusion. Edwards, Adams, Monument, and others feature as witnesses, with Brunt contesting accusations and recounting prior associations in a murky web of intrigue at Cold Bath Fields and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laiready
Thas
Adams
Edwards
Fragmentary court notes on a guilty verdict
A garbled recital references statements by the Solicitor General and Baron Jamesop. It mentions a jury verdict of guilty, a defendant’s return to the bar, and a controversial legal exchange during a trial at the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privale
Jamesop
Alan Pricy
Sa Odath
Prionner
Aa Vail Tered Covatauante
Spain in turmoil as royal decree tests constitutional bonds
A Madrid royal decree proclaims the king’s commitment to the constitutional bond with the people, condemns sedition, and warns against actions threatening public tranquility. The piece reports on changes to ministries, a new Cortes deputy, and reactions to the clergy, monks, and insurgents in Venezuela, with coverage of a Jacobin club’s stance and provisional junta measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Beendera
Marine
Paris
Gabladad St. Jones
Atesop
Eran Pateimniy
Falde
Don Garcia, Herrera Y Foriperls
Cortes
Don Garcia de Torre
Constitutional
Madrid
Bolivar
Veneguels
Santa Fe de Bogota
Eclesiagtica
Monke
Vieb Perenia
Theas
Finnels
Rebes
Gazette de France
Sopa
Jacobin Club
Freyre
Ltiege
Vanport
Artigan
Spain
Trial Convicts Brunt of High Treason in STATE TRIALS
From the Dublin Journal, the Lospon Mart notes the third trial for high treason ends with Brunt’s conviction. Report from SPAIN describes counterrevolution attempts in Madrid amid conspiracies by merchants, monks, and friars. Royal guard riot quelled. King supports constitutional order. Cadiz crowns Viltecampa as Captain General. Quiroga enters Cadiz amid celebrations. Catalonia remains volatile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Gorgolia
Junta de Remplaza
Corunna
Catalonia
Citigen
Valdes
Trondera
Berigar Santee
Egnere
Ned
Prussian unrest near Berlin sparks royal guard arrival
Reports from Prussia on the 13th cite unrest among lower orders near Berlin. A crowd of about 100 gathered at a city gate shouting Long live Napoleon. Civil authorities could not disperse them until Royal Guards arrived. Baron Von Wincke was summoned to advise on court affairs.
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Prussia
Berlin
Napoleon
Gee ‘PLC
Bertin
Baron von Wincke
Circle of Munster
Europe
Peice
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Ireland
Rismont
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Esi
Richard Tydd
Ieee Saee
Byrosout
Job Sihott
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Jumes
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Ation
Fahara
Richard Tyid
Che ‘Mmahon
Joseph Delan
Shara
Melars
Bele
Se James Gee
Bodkin
Qeurce
Malden Tana
Creda
Oie
Ai Auboertins
Thomas Brunt
Brunees Havant
Burton
Rogier
Twascay
Prindesr
Waa
Senate
Lavidesieg Air
Sd Wray
Hoffe
Mike
Fay
Lord Harcowby
Desparil
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Adama
Cold Bath Fields
Strange
Cambray
Coldstream Guards
Lisle
Entyland
St. Lukes
Lull
Hall
Ony
Whouk
Bern
Inn Lane
Whistlewood
White Inn
Wych Street
Upun
Foncourp
Cayowteecs
Kdwageds
L.wenk
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