Murder Conspiracy Trial Unfolds With Cannibal Imagery
The trial reveals a brutal murder plot near a river, involving Dragoon Lafforcade Begu and Dugers with accomplices. Witnesses describe a February night with a stranger at Begu's inn, a strangled victim, and body burned and drowned in a forest. confessions emerge as poison claims touch two others who died.
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Aseizy
Battioreaelis
Sericea
Dogers
Grognd
Spain
Ora
Hen
Ura
Begu
Rane
Iris Garden
Megu
Kogu
Ben
Lafforcade
Diagson
Ieg
Bepu'a
Laffordade
Dragoon
Dugera
Hegu
Egu
Lafforcaite
Begh
Bepu
Dugers
Canniba
Vuperr
Beau
House of Lafforcady
Marriages and Obituaries in Dublin and Nearby Areas
A compact list notes several marriages including Thomas Vaughan to Charlotte Elizabeth Plunket at Tawney church and William Mortimer Carlisle to Jemina Matiha. Also mentioned are Barnakien, Charlesy, and William Ball weddings, plus obituaries such as Dirkin in Leeson Street and Thomas Beges in Antrim. Notable military references include Sir Brooks Lawrence with service in the West Indies and Waterford campaigns.
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Jemina Matihta
Thomas Wade
Tipperary
Baniakien
Charelsy
William Ball
H. Peed Foot
Marynone Geuble
Liffey Bank
Dublin
Mary-Jehone Church
London
WW. Baker
Willi Milligan Risq
Sloane-street
Eligabeth Sybil
Colonel Lane
Raat Tuwlin Coisany
Lanesville
Dablin- Dirkin
Leeson-straet
Phouias Vickers
Mre Wilson
Hugh Wilson
Taeo
Beltiet
Antrim
Thomas Beges
Randalstowin
Hernard Studliedlan
Atuart
Armagh
Brompton
Aed
Brooks Lawrence
Wth
West Indies
Peninsula
Waterloo
Bute
Hare
New-havne-place
Chalfont
St Giles, Bucks
Bir Codrington
Caraogton
Dublin Castle Chapel Closure Notice 1621
A notice from Dublin Castle announces that the Castle Chapel will be closed. The message is dated August 14, 1621, and indicates a cessation or removal of chapel activities at the specified premises.
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Dublin Castle
Rumored Spanish War End Causes London Sensation
London observers buzzed over reports of a twilight conclusion to the Spanish conflict. The Paris Bayonne dispatch claimed King Ferdinand freed, the Cortes dissolved, and hostilities ceased at Cadiz, but officials offered little corroboration. The chatter touched stocks, while Madrid and Bayonne sources signaled uncertainty amid competing telegraph reports and cautious official replies.
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London
Spain
Paris
Bayonne
Cortes
Caiz
Cadiz
Bay
Madrid
St. James's Chronicle
Manso
Mina
Minays
Atisbat
Mexico
Banasté- Ros
Gierita
Thursdaay
Layonne
Miniater A
Wak
Maiid
Coranna
Quiroga
Kaganil
Isle of Leon
Leda
Leaus
Manrid
Biy
St. Francim
Louie Avuul
bin August Desoudter
Rumors on Madrid Cortes Peace Move and Europe Affairs
The bulletin recounts uncertain Madrid Cortes peace terms with France and Spain, the king's route to Madrid, and mixed exchange news. It notes French threats and Britain’s influence, plus cautious European assessment of Russia and Turkey, with fears of upheaval yet adherence to neutrality.
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Uireeweldek
France
Spain
Great Britain
Cortes
Chamber of Peers
Cortea
Beville
Madrid
Naval Action and Trade News from South America
Reports from Latiikiyrie via Lecrater describe captures and evacuations at La Guayra. The Columbian press notes Maravaybo captured by Colombians, later evacuated. Spinel frigate Constitutio n pursued Colombians from Puerto Cabello to Llavanoal after strengthening naval forces. Bogota dates reach May 1 with earlier notices. London announces port restrictions on foreign ships for three months and the three months’ wages show 24s per week.
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Latiikiyrie
Le'crater
Maravaybo
la Guayra
Constitutin
Puerto Cabello
Llavanoal
Bogota
Miracles and Miracles Claims Dorfed in Dupin Journal
The Dupin Journal critiques Dr Muanay's pastoral address and the alleged miracle at Ranelagh Convent. It argues miracles rely on supernatural aid, condemning Catholic claims and urging reliance on reason rather than miraculous demonstrations. The piece asserts miracles won’t convert Protestants and predicts consequences for the Church of Rome.
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Dupin
Muanay
Ranelagh Convent
Rome
Muglanit
Hastings and Wellesley praised in East India debate
In a political discussion the case for Hastings and Wellesley is argued, praising their military service in India and urging the East India Company to show equal merit. Ireland’s education acts are noted with consolidations of free schools in Armagh, Connor, Dromore, and Downpatrick, and donations for a new free school in Nelson Street are announced. A separate tale reports a town incident involving a servant and a violent act leading to a shocking punishment.
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Ttia
Mustims
Wellesley
Austice
Hastings
India
Gau Nt
British
Arma
Must Lidia Company
East India Company
Wee Trust
Lonl Wellesley
Commissioners of Education
Ireland
Lord Leute
Archdioces of
Armagh
Dioceses of
Connor
Distry
Dives Viown
Dromore Alee
Ballymena
Antrim
Downpatrick
Down
Armstrong
Cippertrys
Nelson-street
John Smith Barry
Handy
A. Seail
Thig
Joseph Haonaparte
la Villa de
Aise
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Ape Et EN
Prince
TG Celeberatio
Nmicuntaineer
Belfast
MET
Danny Rowinson
Concho
Rank
Royal Canal
Aeecm Delo Towra
Ferrel
Wwe
Bonne
Borntardd
Matara
Maren
Secary
Tolasa
Tamimunion
Ciues
Bampelyna
Chron
Journal Des Debats
Div
Bourek
Morill
Molitor
Hallaseros
Ceming
Hallasteros
Ballasteros
Vivanada
Duke of Cornegliano
Yarragona
Donnardieu
Gerova
Count de Loche Aymer
Angist d
Aladrid
Ive
Seville
Avanjoes
Che i Ipeetacdo
Ceudad Rodindee
Lapes Banos
Tagus
Joan
Pablo
Chagsal
Agra
Soria
Ander
Saragonsa
Burges
Vittoria
Absaltes
Patel
Oat
Abe
Wyatt
Tuyere
Howe
Ava
Duke d'Angouleme
Russia
Turkey
East
Hay
Denmark
Sweden
Austria
Prussia
Britain
Freeman
Ant Ua Alate
Europe
Reagan
Ron
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