Deviver of Hypocrites amid early 19th century discourse
Fragmentary 1814 London communication discusses religious and political intrigue. References to a sovereign, creditors, and a critique of hypocrisy label a figure as a deviver of hypocrites while noting public sentiment and potential patronage or abuse of power.
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Lancasser
Lendon, Dee. Ua
News from the Iberian Front and Allied Movements
The Chester Bye Mail reports Valencia dated to the 25th Nav with no Spanish progress against the city. General Bautasianos sails from Gibraltar with 6900 men for an expedition possibly against Malaga. Caspian Castanos heads to Lord Wellington's quarters as the Allied Army holds. Reports claim Sucut may have abandoned the Valencia siege.
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Chester
Eccentric Rotunda Meeting and Cheshire Scandal Rumors
Local chronicle recounts a Grand Catholic Meeting at the Rotunda with lively debate and a controversial toast to a nun allied with Mr Lancaster. It notes early 19th century social reforms, a free schools movement in Manchester under a bishop’s patronage, and reports of a violent raid near Castel with a pistol fatality and a rescue.
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Rotunda
Lancaster
Oliver Strfice
Peter Ceusle
Coe
Chester
Toe Lark
Wiliam
Kennedy
Raahel
Catholic Ball Sparks Debate on Liberty and Emancipation
A dissenting letter analyzes a Catholic Ball in Treland addressing Emancipation aims, inclusivity, and religious liberty. It notes to restrict hall entry to supporters, calls for relaxed clergy discipline, proposes dress and uniform rules, and urges careful publication of scripture quotes to avoid religious controversy.
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Metropolis
Plato
Ireland
New Jerusalem
France
Voltaire
England
Commons
House of Lords
Kong
Machiavel
Church of Rome
Mnemosyr Tovire
Terpsichore
Friends of Religious Liberty
Luther
Calvin
Gregory
Hildebrand
Joan
Borgia
Friends of Freedom
Paigey
Rome
St. John
Cod
Genttlemen
Dr. Priestly
Tiemain
Mrs Dougherty’s Jail Escape Plot Foiled at Carnckfergus
On Wednesday Mrs Dougherty visited her husband Francis Dougherty at Carnckfergus Jail. Accompanied by James ONeill and James Dalton they planned to dress him in his wife’s clothes to aid an escape. The plan failed when the guard recognized the impersonator.
Marriages and Deaths Notice From Ferns and Dublin
MARRIED William Wolfinden of Doract-street to Miss Shuyham youngest daughter of Henry Bingham Capel-street At Ferns. Rev Walter Hore Seafield county Weaford to tarriot eldest daughter of the late Hun G Jocelyn move to the Hurl at Roden. DIED In Dublin on the 82d uile Major rye of the Donegal Regiment of Militia at Huliuip county Weaford Samun Waaity Koy.
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William Wolfinden
Doract-street
Dublin
Rye
Donegal Regiment of Militia
Huliuip
County
Weaford
Samun Waaity
Koy
Night of Loss and Heavenly Hope in a Storm Poem
A fragmentary meditation on a deadly storm at sea and the afterlife, describing a shipwreck’s horror and the guiding vision of heavenly mercy. The speaker prays for pardon as sailors face death and gaze toward a serene afterlife in the Upper Sky.
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Loughswilly
Fifteen Year Old Hero Aids Java Fort Take
A letter to Charles Franks from Edmund Lyons recounts a bold action on Java coast during Fort Maria attack. The fifteen year old son aided by hoisting the British ensign amid heavy fire, earning praise and possible reward from the Patriotic Fund.
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Charles Franks
Cuirk
Java
Ape
St. Anatin'’s
Lymington
Hampshire
Tsia
Dean Sixa
Fort Maria
Charles
Patriotic Fund
Tieir
Edmund Lyons
Merchants Seek Redress Over Ship Seizures in Italian Ports
A Cadiz letter dated the 12th reports General Baltasrenos retired from Gibraltar. Despite claims that the Berlin and Milan Decrees were rescinded, four merchant petitions to Congress allege seizures of ships laden with fish at Naples and other Italian ports in December and seek redress.
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Cadiz
BaLtagsrenos
Gibraltar
Russell
Berlin
Milan
Congress
Naples
Interment of John Williams in a public and grisly procession
A large crowd witnessed the burial of John Williams after a death by his own act. Magistrates ordered the corpse buried six feet deep at a crossroads near his offenses with a ceremonial cart procession from Coldbath Fields to New Gravel Lane. Constables kept order as officials and hundreds watched the execution of the sentence.
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Los Dun
Lindwell
Capper
Hume Department
Williams
House of Correction
Coldbath Fields
St. George’s Watch-House
Sandwell
Ratelife Highway
Marr
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