Olive Princess of Cumberland petition meeting at Friaanasonn Tavern
A public meeting was held to raise a subscription for Olive Princess of Cumberland. Sir Gerard Noel chaired. Dr Tucker argued her case claiming royal lineage and opposition to alleged misdeeds. Donations were pledged by Noel and others as debate highlighted legal and royal questions surrounding her title.
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Princess of Cumberland
Commons
Hil
Tate
Tucker
Ile
Westminster Hall
Robert Owen
Lanark
Duke of Kent
Earl of Warwick
Lord Ashburton
Wetherell
Ieeral
Olive Princess of Cumberland
Hest
House of Commons
Secretary Peel
Hadden
Adder
Peel
Addis
Dr Adder
Warwick
Doctor Addon
Lord Sidmouth
Stuart
Sussex
Brunswick
Roupel
Secretary of State
Flubhouse
Dhain
Sir John Nichol
John
Duke of Cumberland
Eldon and
Stowell
Perkinesuki
Uiste
Wacker
House of Lords
Parkisie
Tan
Parkine
Eit
Vwarper
Warwickshire
Valimot
Wilmot
Junius
Harper
Haddon
Hunt
Gerard Noel
Lary
G. Noel
Court of Chancery
Elaine
Parkins
Ol. Tlus
Sondetur
Michelet
Grentlemen
Robert Wilson
Corunna
Constitutional Army
Spain
Distressed Gentleman from Cork Deceives Londoners on Toll
A Cork gentleman, posing as distressed, solicited a penny from passersby on Wellington Street and Waterloo Bridge. He duped Mr Hf, was detained at Bow Street, and revealed he sought funds to redeem his waistcoat. The mendicity society aided him, and he was to be sent back to Ireland.
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Bow-sraret
Cork
T. Hf
Wellington-street
Strand
Waterloo Bridge
Veuteman
Bow-street
Hawntreet
Minshull
Field Lane
Wolborn
Dublin
Ife
Thomas Nowlan
Yao Tiemien
Lai
Sidebotham
Mendicity Society
Cat Society
Halls
Jaime
Cat
Ireland
Unnamed man discharged to mendicity society after failures
The narrative notes that he missed an appointment and his whereabouts were unknown. Mr Halla fired him and ordered immediate placement at the mendicity society, warning that prior charges would likely lead to the “read rains.”
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Halla
Mendicity Society
Promises of marriage in Cork Assizes reveal a case
In Cork Assizes the case of Margaret Dane Wynne against Warner centered on a long courtship from Mal tow where the defendant, a young officer, sought her father's consent to marriage. Letters read in court showed his mix of Latin and awkward sentiment while a plea of limitation was raised. The verdict found for the plaintiff with 501 damages and costs.
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Margaret Dane Wynne
Warner
Exeras
Mal- Tow
O'Connell
Propaganda
Angela
Acteon
Peggy
Joan Foor Warner
P. S
Tod
God Gd
Enata
Trial over alleged seduction of village girl by shipwright
The case centered on a village girl about ten years old and a former Royal Navy man now a merchant in Farside near Rustrellin. Plaintiff George Bennett spoke forcefully to claim compensation for alleged seduction and resulting consequences, with witnesses detailing the girl’s conduct and the defendant’s responses. The court heard extended testimony from multiple witnesses as Barron Pernefuther addressed the jury.
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Hivk
Fitzgrrule
Ubee
George Bennett
Farside
Rustellin
Cote
Cork
Bern
Pernefuther
Fire damages warehouse at Wall's Street. inquiry planned
A Monday fire broke out in the warehouse of Mr Wall on Janes Street, spreading to nearby goods placed in a rack. Fire brigades attended quickly, with efforts focused on containing the blaze and assessing damages and the cause. Authorities will review the incident for a full report.
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Wall
Janes's
Breach of Promise Trial At Cheltenham Court
In Cheltenham, July 13, a breach of promise case brought by Stafford Smith against Miss Anne Coxwell drew crowded galleries of Cheltenham society. The trial featured letters and private interviews in Coxwell's home kitchen, with testimonies from servants and relatives. The judge ruled no proper foundation for the action, deeming the promise of marriage unproven, and the case ended without jury-awarded damages.
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Tloucester
Smith Y. Colwell
Stafford Smith
Cheltenham
Anne Coxwell
Croft
Ludlow
Justice Park
I Conwell
Ean de Cologne, &c
Smith
A. C
Marshal
M. C
Mary
Ells
C. Ann
Mary Turner
Mr Coxwell
Ann Coxwell
Miss Ann
Mr. Smith
Mixa Anne
Faulkner
Lon
Jon
Coxwell
Itc |En
Wood
Crogs
John Green
Conwell
Anne Casmell
Garnett
Ann Rogers
Mary Coxwell
Justice Pak
Twiss
Cross
The Traitor Addressed to Morielo
Fragment from a poem urging moral reckoning of traitors and patricides. It laments a betrayal of country and freedom, invoking a crowding curse and searching questions about names, fate, and the ruin of a nation. The Dublin Journal printing note appears at the bottom.
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Morielo
TalTor
Sentey
Sonia
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Princess OF
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London Police
Lons
Ape Poi Abellee
Ramsfield Park
Commission of the Peace
Quorum
Wooxford
Barbadoes
Varia
King
WM. Husbands
Opinet Men-Ateeet
Kasea'atrrel
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