Burdett and Whig clash in late Parliament rhetoric
A long, critical review of Burdett’s leadership and the Whigs in Parliament portrays the opposition as the dominant force behind reform and revolution. The piece denounces Whig acquiescence to ministers and calls for integrity, unity, and accountability amid shifting political loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Arlicia
Mecca
Burdett
Westminster
Hume
Bennett
Peart Wilson
Whitbread
Wood
Hobhouse
Brougham
Furt
Manchester
Europe
House of Commons
France
Durantte
Uae
Alviegen
Salieboi
Moon Inhabitants May Dwell on Lunar Plains
Vienna reports Professor Gruithausen of Munich publishing the first parts of an essay claiming vegetation and artificial structures on the moon. Observations suggest plant life to high latitudes, potential beings between 50 N and 47 S, plus a colossal edifice near the equator with roads and star redoubt features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theorg
Atroo
Perio
Profowor Gruithausen
Munich
Sean
Earth
Stock Exchange
Cyrano de Hergerac
Acarcely
Ariosto
Vienna
Gruithausen
Munich Gazette
Schroter
Fienna Gazette
Quoted Anecdotes and Rumors From An Aged Chronicle
A jumble of antiquarian snippets describes a pamphleteer critiqued by a reader, an eccentric Sir John Price who married three wives and embalmed the first two, and a cave near Kitnin with chambers said to rival the sun’s breadth. It notes the Island of Ipeara near Scio with Turkish actions and grim monastery tales, plus a Bullock’s grueling seventy five mile walk planned for two consecutive days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. 8
J. Price
Lia
Sir.j
Kitnin
Etia
Frehooter
Duncan
Ipeara
Scio
Mussulmon
Aeot
Deland
Bullock
Chellentiaut
Shinlioglon
Letter from Cromwell to Walton on Marston Moor victory
An extracted letter from Oliver Cromwell to Colonel Valeriina Walton discusses the victory at Marston Moor, the fall of the prince, and personal grief over an eldest son killed by cannons. Cromwell lauds God’s aid, describes battlefield exploits, and offers consolation to Walton and his family, signed July 5th 1644.
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Cromwell
Valeriina Walton
Waltin
Bette
Marston Moor
Wilton
Charles the Wirt
Flunnan
Germany
Church of God
Franke Ruswell
Henoe
Bainge
Christ
Flax and spinning association shares Dutch system gains
A Clara visit by inspector general Peter Besnard promotes Dutch flax methods to save seed across nine districts. The note urges Ireland to cultivate flax, cut, pull, dry, and ripen with women guiding pulling, and outlines traditional processing steps to boost linen exports amid a flaxseed import burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Besnard
Hay
Munster
Connaught
Clara
Ireland
Yaa
Haen Board
Consolidating and Amendments to English Criminal Law
A report resumes on the committee's work to consolidate and amend English criminal laws. It discusses forgery provisions, penalties for forging or uttering instruments, and the creation of a general draft bill. Also notes misdeeds in Dublin and a Liverpool fraud case leading to imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hammond
Bing
Subscription notice on renewal and money letters
Readers are urged to observe that receipts cover termination period and that subscriptions end with the third blue cover. They should not divide notes and should send double postage on each half to shorten the term, with money letters endorsed and delivered to the money office.
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Pep Sen Ton
Duscone Galwe
Oliver Cromwell
Desbrowe
Langton
Welboc’-street
King's County and Westmeath Flax and Spinning Association
Little
Heapa
Samuel
Robinson
Italy
Sicily
Malta
Hildrebrand Qukes
London
Joe Munden
Jack Johnstone
Jack Bannister
Excises Office
Dentillers
Mogland
Scotland
Hastings
Walla
Provincia
Earl of Chichester
Prince Kaunitz
Austria
Maria Theresa
Philadelphia
Beocan
Cisalpine Republic
Kerry
Waterford
Criminal Law OF
Blake
R. C
Dublin
Rome
Burton-wood
Liverpool
Pool
Exchange
Powelberts
Jim
America
Thin
Johnny Rena
Jone
Rob
Con Ant
Hhis
Roberto
Magi
Roberts
Gulph
Perdition
Tom
Missionary Society
Bank of England
Moberta
Judah
Powell
Knoteford
Kirkdale
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