Testimony on the Princess of Wales and Bergami in 1815
The long hearing covers questions about the Princess of Wales, Bergami, and royal conduct aboard ships and in Venice. Witnesses describe meals, sleeping arrangements, and movements, with cross examination detailing service records and proximity to the Princess during travels to Jerusalem, Genoa, Messina, and Leghorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergami
Anabaeg
Marton
Lord Darkland
Chaetri
Eiess
Broaghan
Dora
Civita Vecchia
Princess of Wales
C. Lindsay
North
Madame Falconet
Naples
Dr. Hollind
Capocin
Mareh
Genoa
Leghorn
Charlotte Lindsay
Abe
Joenbak
Grove
P. Tie
Oldi Bergami
Ciperon
Sicily
Medy 2
Cates
Messina
Mr. Hannan
Wighnass
Aptain
Felrat
Chiarinde
Ned Bergand
Ecumutiedran
Bray
Oxford
Invalid fragmentary historical testimony on lordly conduct unfolds
Fragmentary OCR recounts a 18th or 19th century peer case with Lords and witnesses. The piece references a Lord Blewart and a Majoret involved in contested dates and alleged conduct, noting evolving evidence and the potential impact on calling a peer roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Princess arrival details at the manor with Bergani party
Witness described a small carriage and two post horses without servants, noting six days stay. Questions covered who accompanied the princess, timing of arrivals, and the Queen’s entry. The scene included a dining room arrangement and Bergani’s restraint, with German interpreter issues delaying testimony. The queen left after four, amid a small crowd and some applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snall
Brorgaani
Horel
Reuamnbe
Keypami
Bergan
Eiqght Witnass
Tilecon
Parharn Kren
Marlae
Wittesa Parani
Hergany
Royel Uighness
Atay
Bergaasi
Ic Maine
Hroughai
Theuselven
Garman
Tie
Ean
Terangaterdt
Queen's Reception Draws Massive Crowds in James Square
In London yesterday crowds gathered from eight thirty to ten, awaiting Queen Victoria. James' square buzzed as Mr Ablerman Wood arrived with papers, while guards and spectators filled the area. The Queen appeared in state, exchanged words with Mr Craven, and departed amid continued applause and shouts of long live the Queen. The day closed with a large crowd along Parliament Street and reactions from the Duke of Wellington and Marquis of Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James’ Square
Ablerman Wood
Hoonmeremith
St. Jeanes
St. Jeanes's Sepa WS At Pas Teno
Penraf
Gdanda
Ky Craven
Port Hornes
We. Craven
Carrie
Olivers
Parment Street &E
Duke of Wellington
Uae
Los Porsegeaterd
Sale notice in bankruptcy case of Elizabeh Bird and others
Public sale notice details a bankruptcy matter concerning Elisabeth Bird and related parties. The sale to take place at the Raya Ex Coffee Room on a September day, with trustees William Morton Harman and others handling administration. The notice requests interested parties to apply through the Commissioner at Anr. Dusset Street, dated August 1820.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crower
Earl of Vanderdale
Eith
Chancetoy
Francisco Biralla
J. Parke
Jaffa
Naples
Bergami
Princesa
Witnes
Ler
Jerusalem
Epe Hove
Dora
Ey Heer
Edo
Scavangin
Witeess
Garona
Ber
Bergan
Villa de Lavini
Countess of
Oldi
Cardhyre
Witees
Purin
Tia Mornigng
Barana
Ada
Hhem
Neghiour Hood
Elisabeth
Pbrronkee
Mizhach Bird
Raya
Fey
Micked Bird
Mary
Anomas Meade
Healet Irvine
Willeam Morton Harman
Ansignee
Dusset Street
The Queen's Trial in Dublin Journal Coverage
The article recounts the ongoing cross examination of Theodore Warecel by Mr. Brougham. It notes the queen's behavior, the court’s handling of witnesses, and remarks on the motives and discharge of a servitor connected to the royal party. It mentions witnesses including captains and aldermen and hints at conspiratorial elements surrounding the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Briegs
Henry
Cee
Saye
Bertel
Mi Dyensamn
Baggkee
Wacom
Eula Peness
Petra Peeche
Ie Greid
Priester
Meeuang
Vonlinet
Vyesterils
Cole
Barber
Hs Peessure
Way Deniers
Ali Someon
St Byrtee
Aecourer
Uise of
Lords
Dayrreeaiesa
Theodore Warecel
Mr. Brougham
Cieneral
Mino
Royal Highnese
Bard Hoole Addon
Gabernwal
Sevdud
Tate Wayne
Aspibarnig
Jety
Vieenga Garmilfos
Majoeri
Aloucester
Nusrat
Yan
Asia
D. Watts
Cuytas
Honus
Thie Grand Fate
London
Beanu
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear treaty and voyage narrative
The text presents a garbled, OCR ridden excerpt with numerous misspellings and jumbled phrases. It seems to reference ships, deserts, routes, and various named terms but lacks coherent sentences or identifiable events, people, or places to form a clear news item.
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Lord Ellenborough
Brougham
Trent
Mir
Beattie
Ellenbarauch
Mr. Pathe
Ana Pesca Marquis
Venice
General Pino
Wien
Edontt
Wee Bergami
Porchina
Withene Ae Company
Greece
Cook
Ati Te Baronae
Burgand
Hin
Aed Finthe
Pater
Croneatta
Berg
Gutag
I. Winn Nair
Leche Theodore
Lovdelnog Aljouries
Ciphtur
Marquis de Chever
Clament
Bin
Milan
Vemereat
Mila
Veurreaui
Teemue
Aucecen bin
Colonel Brown
Advocate
France
Dante
Prats Mall
Mr. Treronyuius
Howe
Bat Dhave
Lord Livemond
Berganis
Miquis Langdown
Uemitan
Lord Laterdale
Gianca
Ward Batman
Vaord Grosvenor
Lord Darlington
Turin
Jay Py
Spret
Werehanse
the Dublin Journal
Paris
Vapolvon
Une Weairen
Cate
Mateal
Paige
Vientan
Isc
Pacely
Yale
Anit Pathe de Pawattes Fey
Naghes
Peter
Aero Party
Dorsi
Beady
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