Woman on Trial Describes Delirium Homicide Aftermath
Fragmented report narrates a woman accused of killing her infant and a man, claiming delirium driven by famine. Court remarks emphasize the offender’s mental state, with verdict noting guilt of assassination but acquittal due to apparent insanity. The piece also covers international updates and Madame Manson’s ongoing proceedings and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moustara
Canty
Moh
Alexander
Spain
Karve
Mannio
Juan Manuil de Cagigal
Venezuela
Morillo
Inquistion
Provindes
Fragmented dialogue fragment with archaic punctuation
Fragmentary text shows a court scene with misread names and garbled phrases. Characters debate accusations and seating beside inmates, referencing a Saviour between thieves. A clerk records details amid linguistic glitches and questions about grammar and Latin authors.
American Papers Report Possible South American Mission
The issue notes alleged appointments of Cresar A. Rodney and Thro derick Wand as commissioners to South America for independence talks with Hy. M. Brackenridge as secretary. It cites Aug 15 and Nov 17 dispatches, mentions British envoys, Portuguese ministers, Am erican naval actions, and rumors of Florida purchase negotiations with Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cresar A. Rodney
Diteware
Golin Arnham
Waxington
Throderick Wand
Heltimore
South America
Hy.m. Brackenridge
Baltimore
Congress
Annapolis
Wasnixeton
Aue
Mr. Tagot
Madison
Virginia
Portugal
Chevalier Correa de Serra
Frederick Greckin
Prussia
Greuhm
United States
Nourovi
Hermit
Blair
St. Mary's
Amelia Island
Saran
Washington
Georgia
Florida
Charleston
Christopher
Secretary of the Treasury
Boston
He Janeiro
Pluce
Montevideo
Rio
New York Gasette
Floridas
City of Washington
Pompant
Ferdinand VII
St. Pierre's
Bombay Papers Summary of treaty talks and appointments
Extracts from the Calcutta Papers report British Poona negotiations with the East India Company, detailing a new treaty to strengthen the alliance and harmony between the two states. Fort William sees N B Edmonson named Vice President and Deputy Governor during the Governor General’s absence, with routine military and administrative notes across Bombay and Madras regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Calcutta
Foat Wittiaw
Poona
Honourable Company
Persh
Dussein
Adam
Besto Gor
Fort Wilstar
Posure Daraarenny
Hie Lacthoney
Maelngs
N. B. Edmonson
Fort William
N. B. Edgomione
W. B. Bayley
Insurgents retreat after defeat near Kyapudda village
Reports describe Captain Armstrong's detachment engaging Jagbuiadya and Krichona Chinter forces at Kyapudda. After a volley from the insurgents, the British force pursued through thick jungle, capturing several prisoners who were later hanged near Kyapudda and the Ghurry burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martindell
Jagbuiadya
Krichona Chinter Hai
Kyapudda
Arrmstrong
Armstrong
Madras
Rumtey
Ganjam
Khoordah
Wader
Calqcuitta
Cuttack
Sth
Pykes
Kennet
Macehett
Gope
Ruolpundy
Peshour
Ganga
Tolkar
Bhoja Gurree
I Singh
Adneah Najar
Seik
Mahmood Kote
Ameer Khawa
Madhong Gurrah
Mohtaub Khan
Hindoon
Insian Gazette
Sisier
Bombay
Jombay
Sify
Wwe
Gulph
Persia
Abdella Ben Sand
Abrahime Pacha
Malay Ali Pacha
Egypt
Mauwiah
Deriah
Abdella
Baridah
Kassime
Pettah
Doosanah
Sur-Sise
Doseanah
Inger
Ghurry
Bomany
Itis
Calcutta
Oncutta
Gasettt
Impostor Youth's Vast Fortune Schemes Exposed
A London-era expose details Abraham W. Cawnton of Chippentoun near Newmarket fooling bankers and aristocrats with grand schemes. He touted vast personal wealth, staged deeds of gift, and forged deeds to win favors, while lawyers and Weatherby exposed the elaborate deceit that inflated his supposed fortune and ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham W. Cawnton
Chippentoun
Newmarket
Butler
Birmingham
Weatherby
Liv
Mr. W
Tle
Yther
Emanuel College
Cambridge
Civle
Devereux
Herald's College
House of Devereux
Bens Tor
Pudie
Don Gasper de Quintilla
Don Joachim de Quintilla
Harten
House of Commons
Bristol
Levee Rules Broad Cloth Adoption in Bengal Inquiry
A garbled extract notes a monthly durbar where natives are admitted to hear that generals should wear superfine broad cloth in uniform. It observes the durbar aims to introduce wide cloth use among wealthy locals and improve attire as a social sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengal Murkary
Dune BR
Fatal Duel at Weymouth inquest verdict of Wilful Murder
An inquest at the Dolphin Inn Wey Cowes on December 13 returns a verdict of wilful murder against Major Lockyer and two others in the death of John Sutton at Northwood Park. Evidence describes the victim sailing from Cowes Roads the preceding evening when he was killed by a stab wound to the heart. warrants issued for the arrest of involved parties.
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Sikunton
Tam
Ashi
Anne Benoit
Bancal
Bax
Missognien Colard
Sidge
Aany Skettles
Ory Sett
Madlaine Manson
Plonskatry
Wiig
Tai
Itwce
Antigua
Harvey
Pigeon ‘Sland
Barbados
Bandanogs
Crown Princes
Adelphi
Greyhound
Achoutiers
Hazard
Lady Nelson
Kinestan
Jamaica
N. W
Anna
Elian
Pperty
T. Arrindell
Retcieve
Mr. Jas
Grant
Good Intent
Demerara
Relief
W. Durhamy
Alicia
Bermuda
Flying Fish
Hunter
Weatmorelend
Lord Exmouth
Liverpool
John
Mountserata
Triangle
Mouche
Triumph
Fox
Caillingue
Concord
Canes
Norvoug
Barbadoes
St. PinwaE's
Sort Royal
St. Lucie
Taig
Wient
Dolphin-inn
Wey Cowes
Thomas Sewell Poy
Cocaner
Isle of Wight
John Sutton
Northwood-park
St .Vuaias
Cowes
Redestate
Pandesfale
Lockyer
Waal
Larkyer
Devensind
Mal Lockyer
Messrs
Relisdale
Alep
Tur Newp
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Rhodéz
Madame Manson
Madeline Banent
Missontnier
Tan
Manson
M. Fualdes
Rhodes
Albi
Collard
Paris
Marseilles
Bastide
Brennus
Walgtt
Lordson
Sene
Baucal
Aveyron
Sterhaps
Madnite Mausun
Abe
Jolly
American Papers
Marrax
India
Garett
Jay
Roordal Stata
West Indies
War Indies
Williaws
Louisa
West
Dominique
St. Vincent’s
Tus
Servanta
Martinique
St. Pierre’s
St. Eustatin
St. Vincent's
Philadelphia
St. Bartholomew's
Barbuda Reef
Palladelphia
Ano
St. Pierres
Grenada
Wisiy
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