Privilege of public censure in British theater and law
A speaker defends the British audience’s right to censure or applaud public performances, arguing this privilege dates to Tudor times and is a cornerstone of English character. He cites Addison and the Trunk Maker as examples, contrasts royal prerogative with popular scrutiny, and warns against curtailing this right while urging legal restraint and prudence in prosecutions.
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Gene
Britain
Ireland
Ant
Linean
Wheatee
Eral
Ethy Addison
S Tond
Magina
Somers
Addison
Balloghroke
Lont Wellesley
Balioghoke
Heer
Huanver
Tie
Harley
Alo
Bulingbroke
Bobiogtrnke
Ormanus
Himsel
Bolingbroke
Heras
Rautland
Burleis
Elizabeth
Spain
Essex
Casent-Ganlen Theatre
Boyne
Jaume Manstied
Minerva
Prov s i o op comtatons moretn reso lved
Fragmentary notice records a series of resolutions dated the 21st day of a given month. It mentions a fire inspector, repairs, and a city order regarding workshops or posts. Unclear names and places remain unreadable.
Unclear historical note on port arrival at Plymouth
Fragmentary OCR reads as an arrival notice from Calcutta with references to division of Goat, a voyage, and prices. Details are garbled with names and places hard to identify, leaving an incomplete transit or shipping item with uncertain dates and actors.
Dublin Stock Exchange Stocks and Market Notes
A fragmented OCR reading from the Dublin Stock Exchange highlights several stock items and market terms. It mentions steel and loan related notes, with scattered references to quantities, prices, and trading activity, reflecting a noisy data segment from a financial page. The readable portions indicate ongoing market coverage without clear names or totals.
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Dublin Stock Exchange
Hig Pho
Laos
Contested Speech on Government Measures Sparks Debate
A fragmented report cites unnamed figures and political tensions over executive actions and royal policy. The text mentions protests, alleged improprieties, and calls for accountability, with references to legal authority, public approval, and the king’s benevolent intentions amid unrest.
Fragmented report on a local legal case and a medical inquiry
A garbled text fragment references a legal case and a medical matter involving a person named Mr Neth. It mentions a carbine case and a heart or health condition, with unclear details and several unreadable parts. The readable elements suggest a courtroom or health context but lack coherent facts.
Fragmented OCR text offers unclear historical note
A lengthy OCR fragment presents a jumbled collection of syllables and partial words. It references names and places in a garbled form, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable subjects to summarize into a clear historical item. The readable content is insufficient for a precise card.
Fragmented OCR Summary from Local Newspaper
A damaged OCR passage presents unreadable text with scattered letters and partial words. The content lacks clear names, dates, or events, making it impossible to identify a definite person, place, or occurrence from the fragment.
Rebels reach Aragon in march to Madrid amid clashes
5000 to 7009 forces of the Army of the Faith under Bassivros and Utinan moved from Aragon toward Madrid. They faced a Guardia detachment near Cundaligan, losing two cannons and taking prisoners. Count del Abiabal and regulars advanced to Guadalixara. Rebels were defeated near Madrid on the 24th, retreated to Gaudutaxaray by the 27th, with Atimtad cavalry harassing their retreat. Velasco planned interception from Arran. On the 23rd the Minister proposed Pon Prapeisco for military command in Madrid province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Faith
Bassivros
Utinan
Wise
Aragon
Madrid
CIA
Eacevine
Cundaligan
Trompa
O'Daly
Sigall
Count del Abiabal
Guadalixara
Ue O
Thor
Gaudutaxaray
Atimtad
Vhowad
Velasco
Parauth
Arran
Warr
Cortes
Pon Prapeisco
Nallasteros
Micdrid
French and Spanish Frontiers Dominates Paris Hearing
In the Chamber of Peers on Monday an Address vetoing the King's Speech was moved. Ministers De Villele and De Chateaubriand claimed responsibility for the speech, while the Ministery presented the original address to the King after a majority vote. Reports note reviews of troops near Paris and the execution sentences for Baidrilet, Duret, and Lalande related to the Sunmur plot, with disturbances at the Military School of La Floche and new appointments and frontier developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Peers
Baranta
de Villele
de Chateaubriand
du Speer
Mtoe
Vuenesy
Ning
Quesada
Monsieur
Duke d'Angoulema
Thieve
Ravez Pooitent
Ginuubwr of
County of Dublin Election Victory for Lt Col Henry White
After a lengthy contest Lt Col Henry White won the Dublin County election and was celebrated with a large procession through the city. The count showed White 994 votes to Sir Compton Domville 840, majority 115, as crowds cheered in the streets and at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col White
Darlin
Henry White
Coronel White
Baring Bean
Coleg White
Canpton Domouille
White
Jarma
Thomas Street
Castle Treet
Duine Streat
Dublin
Murphy
Lawless
O'Connell
eAressiona
College-grees
Great George’s-street
Conflicting Debates Roil Council Ministers Over Murai Toney Me Canter
In recent meetings, sharp divisions and debates within the Council of Ministers surface over Murai Toney Me Canter and other unnamed actors. Observers note tensions around policy directions and potential shifts in leadership, with extensive discussion of party alignment and strategic moves.
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Calcutta
Plcmouth
Fda
Pooh
Don
CTI
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Ceva Sonten
Lonee
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County
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Pam
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Peatitan
Iene NG
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Gael Divee
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Werhurel Street
Vrata
Greily
Sinry
Willis Wacom May
Imag
Healy
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Erick
Prencie
la Conde
Poyutiau
County OF Dublin
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Council of Ministers
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Calas
Grenubius
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Ramet
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