Imprisonment Memoirs By Leigh Cunt A Prison Tale
A fragment from an 18th century periodical recounts Leigh Cunt's self authored reflection on imprisonment. The narrator describes his garret room, garden view, and humane jailer while contrasting harsh confinement with moments of beauty. He notes illness, visits by Bentham and Southey, and the delicate yet instructive atmosphere created within the jail.
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Ifiret
A. Friend
Hint
Jolme Sumner
House of Commons
Holme
Pha
Bee Howe
Walla
Ross
Dernyxlire
Bloxsom
Earl of Rothes
Lord Leslie
My Bentham
Battledore
Southey
Laurent
Camille Desmoulins
Imnethia
Brim
Cave
Lay
Prison Garden Memories Within A Grim Penal World
An unnamed narrator recalls prison life with vivid scenes of inmates and debtors celebrating in the garden and hemp theaters. He contrasts cheerful revelry with the iron collar of captivity, noting lingering affection for familiar scenes as a coach nears the Strand and the New Road.
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Ita
Ani
Interview with Buonaparte on Liberty of the Press in Britain
An extended exchange depicts Napoleon’s disdain for English Jacobins, protest over parliamentary libels, and his demand to publish lists of those paid by France. The conversation covers press freedom, government control, and the danger of abolitionist rhetoric, with portraits of Fox and Acerbi cited.
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Buonaparte
Holy Alliance
Aeeech
Tatleyrand
Foula
T Rathar
Robespierre
Marat
House of Parliament
England
France
Moyland
Conapl
Kingland
Napoleon
Paria
London
Buonapaste
Acerbi
Sweden
Journali Attroot
Buland
BP Algp
Oyn
Dyvine
Hell
Beery
Europe
Buongparte
Koglishimar
Whierry
la Clerc
Austria
Maverbi
Hut
ag'Kinglvis
Copenhagen
Sorou Jibelx
Brierot
New World
Buonaparta
Gustavus
Pars
Marescalchi
Amvensariod
Cisalpine Republic
Paris
Buonaperte
Fox
Parie
Wyndham
Roland
Englil Ittemtbel
Gland
Mohey
Henfeld
Perregaux
Foglivh
Vian Teriay
Engh
Boyd and Co
Brisans
Barres
Engiich
Windhbans
Avaria
Rumor on Rev C C Cotton's London Return Claimed
A morning paper report about Rev C C Cotton owner of Lacon and residing in Princes Street Leicester Square is dismissed as groundless. Friends say no certainty exists of his arrival or whereabouts, while funds are linked to salaries for the rector and a curate.
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C. C. Cotton
Cotton
Lacon, &c
London
Princes-street
Leicester-equare
Ken
Petersham
Bisho Winchester
Colton
Subscriptions Notice for The Dupin Journal Changes
Subscribers are urged to observe subscription timing and renewal rules amid a nearing fiscal period. Instructions include avoiding share of Notre, reducing subscription period when paid, and a Money Letter delivery table at Parliament Street for Money Letters. Includes price list and Dublin printing details.
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Dupin
Reed
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Leigh Cunt
Sterna
Ile
Hera
Alen
Heu
British Monitor
Boonaparte
Magland
Canaille
Laurision
Peraone
Burlin
Rmin Bay
Auoust
Dublin
Sher
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