West India emancipation debate in Demerara society
A Demerara chapter of the West India abolition interest reviews the slave trade and emancipation prospects amid accusations of plots and conspiracies. The society endorses abolition as essential, praising Governor Wilberforce influenced reforms, and lauds supporting figures like Rev. Mr Austin for steadfast charity and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vridox
Giluerst
Eatontes
Demaien
Demerara
St Dominga
Friends of Emancipation
West India Sa
Agar Bilis
Stephen
West India Committee
West India
Wilberforce
Tattardesistal
Lidia
Gile
Hess
Baptist Noel
Viomay Macauley
Saith
Eau
Cadthorpe
Demerarat
Mer Brougham
Corimais
Taylor
Moncey
Lushington
Rey
Lord Grenville
West India Proprietors
Au Sutra
Austin
Smith
Shocking Murder at Whitechapel Workhouse
Summary of a murder inquiry at Whitechapel Workhouse where Maury Justice, about 30, was found dead. The coroner described internal and external injuries with blood loss and bruising, linking death to violence by laborer Shoon Jones and a man named Corgan after an argument that culminated in a kick and the victim being pushed out of a doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitechapel
J. WW
Cowie
Maury Justice
Jo Curti
Whitechapel Parish
Co. Cower
Pris Ullivers
Gousinenen
Car Tis
Yorkshire
Renee
Corgan
Royal Pant
Alemly
Cal Mercury
Ednburgh
Didet
Murder Charge Against Michael Corcain in Corigan Case
A jury found Michael Corigan guilty of a Wolfal Murder after witnesses testified the victim, a hardworking clothes dealer, died from exhaustion alleged to be caused by blows. Corigan fled after the crime and remains at large as officers pursue him on a formal warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Mayans
Pete E
Pipe Tate
Corsan
Corian
Herd
Contin
Ernest
Ted Glass
Lass
Ibol
Cormer
Michael Corcain
Corgan
Alex Todriy
Poranna
Messra
Cole
J. K. Doussas
Winchester-Flonse
Broad-street
The Poor Little Chimney-Sweepers Plight
A stark plea on the dangers of child chimney sweeps describes soot, fractures, and disease from early labor. It argues women should block the practice, cites government tests, and calls for humane reform to prevent the suffering and fatal outcomes of soot and collapsing chimneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee & Ss Lt
Palares
Tied Anster
Complex legal notice on corporate deposit and navigation issues
A garbled transcription discusses an action by a corporation seeking a public response and mentions deposits by Stat Companies, House of Dors, and various parties. It references proposed deeds and the impact on navigation, with focus on a potential legal remedy and official dispositions. The text remains unclear on concrete dates, entities, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mio Hein
Ening Enons
Ciedaan
Atae
Dors
Suding
Antiquated financial dispute and antiquities discovery described
Fragmentary text reports a financial dispute over shares and settlements, referencing a plan to sell shares at 31 and potential risks to stakeholders. It also notes discoveries near Rome and Pesaro of ancient statues and a bronze artifact, plus a 1634 proclamation about public cures for the so called Wing’s disease and royal charity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astierr Buses, &c
Rome
Via Nomentina
Seiarra
Great
Sine
Perseus
Bacchus
Pesaro
Literati Contentire
Berenger
Tony
Mauperor Oibo
Germany
Tne Krxo
Vnn
Charles F
Thia
Ian
Huth
Dissent on Bill Sparks Protestant Concerns Across Realm
The passage reflects opposition to a bill altering oaths of allegiance and supremacy, arguing it would empower Catholics and erode Protestant safety. It notes fear of papist influence in a Protestant king’s reign and cautions against legal dispensations that could undermine constitutional balance and Church state separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean Matstual
Duke of Newcastle
Offier
Unusual Foreign Office Activity Reports Led by Cannini
London notes describe heightened Foreign Office dispatches on Sa Tact with Mr Secretary Cannini and Lord Francis Conyngham visiting late, suggesting a matter of unusual importance before the cabinet. Mentions Lima letters and ongoing negotiations between Balevar and Canterac La Seng as well as differing Surreys in sentencing and local criminal justice curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Cannini
Francis Conyngham
Award de Walden
Morning Herald
Lima
Oyota
Balevar
Canterac
la Seng
London
O'Callaghan
Rirks
Hallingtong
Norman the tailor sells wife in Aylesbury with consent
English Provincial Intelligence reports that Norman a tailor of Aylesbury sold his wife to another local resident with her own consent for half a crown. The purchaser accompanied her to the husband’s house, who then locked them in and kept the key through the window, while the husband has since left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Aylesbury
Molyneux Tleward
Hatbanda
Carlisle Journal
Fragmented OCR Note From Nubserder Page
A damaged OCR note fragment discusses payee terms, executor actions, and possible legal steps. It references a payment path, sued notes, and potential publication at an office with vague names and dates. The readable text hints at creditor actions and financial arrangements without clear identities or outcomes.
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Anid Seameery Soote EY
Steam Pacakayts Lto
LNOFI
Muddy
Diasnicel
Chacehied
Creedom
Secu Tv
Atul Larly
Five U'S Dock
Tiel
Orynor Kosoigi
Midas
June
Glasiow
Presbytery
Glasgow
Mer Watson
Macfarlan
Camnel
St. Dubo
Macturlan
Wy Chatners
Serth
Penny Piven
Hadare
Montenea
de Cua
de Dolin Pikerton
Welanithore
SO Yuschiters
AP Dbs UK
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