Prohibition and penalties in the Swedish British treaty dialogue
The text outlines penalties including imprisonment and banishment for actions against the union of Sweden and Norway, restrictions on newspapers, and a mechanism for trials by a supreme tribunal to judge alleged offenses related to the publication of writings deemed disloyal to the two kingdoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Norway
Peel
Newcopers
Pubic Journal
Kingdown
Paniehmeot
Kmation
Ads Aithor
Tadis Layat
Peter Prince
Etice Bobavindr
Ion Arwegian
Prices of English Stocks on Saturday
Market snippets show varying figures for Indian securities and bonds, with commodity and Navy consols cited in fragmented entries. The text lists rates and percentages such as 2.2.4 per cent and other shorthand indicators, but the OCR result is heavily garbled.
Unclear OCR stock prices and road figures
Fragmentary OCR text shows stock, price per cent, and road related numbers with many garbled words. Key entities include Dabo Par, Stork, Canal Stock, Dix, Lowa, 1093 per cent, and references to yesterday. Difficult to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Correspondents and propriety in publishing letters
An 19th century style letter comments on propriety in printing correspondence. The author notes private opinions on circumstances and rejects publishing personal allegations. The piece discusses maintaining decorum and avoiding sensationalism in public discourse.
Signal Victory Reported by South American Patriots
From Buenos Ayres Gazette Extraordinary April 17, dispatches of the Army of Chile recount a decisive Maipo plain battle on April 6. Spanish General Ocrin reportedly pressed a night attack toward Santiago but was routed by Sir Maurin’s bayonet assault. Enemies suffered heavy losses. Osorio and a number of followers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Poeinges
Dangaion
Dainien
Fopham
Ghent
Jamaica
Popham
Kingston
Istana
Sir Marie Popham
America
Buenos Aires
Battle OF
Malpo
City
Sun Martin
Yoria
Maipe
Linfantry
de Antonio Gonzalez Halearee
D. Juan Gregucia de Tay Heras
D. Rufusefindo
Alvarado
D. Hilarion
D. Ja Quintiana
Genera Ordenez
Calizen
Rivera
Herve
Bartte
Maupe
Isis
Jose DR San Monn
Chrisi
Vres
Sigerd
Bernanno
Arro Vance
Amelia
Vrigadion
U.S. Cgomealiz
Rjihit
Coronel Fa
Gregorio de Ta Meri
Dfeliarod
Uae
Oliver
Lrope
Ems
Maipo
Sata
PAO
Usuario
Tau Ia
Meadquarters
Beenow Avia
San Martin Gagkan
Usurios
Arary
Conception
Grigg
dAprik AK
Sone
Chili
Ata Plate
Hiebaheo
Waethus
Osnriet
Fete
St. Martin
Ayres
Kebie
Saialle de Chili
Geharal San Martio
Pashent
Croopls
South America
Spain
Valparaiso
Windham
North America
Lim
Genend
Peru
Yose
Lepend
Buenos Ayres
Santiago
Maurin
Osorio
Leitrim Election Hint Shows Witte Narrowing Gap
Poll list indicates Mr Witte has closed the gap with Major Crementa, now trailing by about 14 votes. The writer suggests Witte’s rising support could surpass him soon, arguing the country benefits from an honest independent voice in Parliament advocating Ireland’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte
Crementa
Varhumene
Ireland
Summary of Battle Victory Celebrated for Independence
A fragment praising the American independence cause, celebrating a battle victory and the fate of the opposing force, whether by death or capture, and extending congratulations to supporters of the Patriot cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of American Independence
Letter and editor reply on Clonmel election controversy
A Dublin Evening Post notice publishes a letter from Denis Scully of Clonmel defending his vote, accusing a Dublin paper of misrepresentation. Editors respond, noting Scully polled for Prittie and Matthew and praising Catholic emancipation, while condemning rash writings by local correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scmoh
Secery
Evening Post
Kilfeade
Tipperary
Ista
Kiu
Cromihe Dahlin Kresing
Idie
Darphin Evening Post
Dublin Beaning Post
Denys Scully
Dublia
Beer
Denis Scullny
Clonmel
Mathew
Caher
Comasebur
Scully
Prittie
Chis
Xorvan
Dennis Sceely
Cork Election Confusion As Longfield Resigns City Contest
The Mail Coach reports Cork voters in shock as Colonel Longfield resigns from the city election after eleven o'clock. Sir NS Courtriat appears to have won a narrow majority, fueling uncertainty among Hapelesenens about the contest outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brant
Longfield Brat
Cork
Om Morelay
NS. Courtriat
Colnel Losuei Goo
Hte Hapelesenens
State of the polls in Cunty Tipperary and Leitrim
Fragmentary electoral notes list figures and officials such as Mr Mechesee and Mr Hutchinson. References to Cork City and Market wheat conditions appear amid stray names like Colthuret, Daly, and Hewitt. The text reads as a rough, local polling and market snapshot with unclear context and many garbled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunty Tipperary
Nord Cabites
Hrithie
Mathew
Mr. Mechesee
Mathews
Sash Martens
Leitrim
Ooms
Uty
Ie Carew
Ton Slopford
Ee Coleiungh
Cop Valentin
County of
Ceurway
Use Pol
HL Daly
Batyee
Mr. Hutchinson
N. Colthuret
Cork City
County Armagh Election Ends in Bloodshed and Disorder
A chaotic County Armagh election devolved into mob violence with clashes between supporters of rival factions. Reports describe street parades, arson, broken windows, and gunfire as troops and magistrates attempted to restore order. Several wounded, nine taken to prison, and Mr Prentice gravely injured mark the toll of the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atimagie Elrettoy
Tyme
Tuber
Montainnen
Lonstings
Mtr
Brodwitew
Candfield
House of Commons
Browndowry
Imu
Bluady Coord
Stanes
Emilee Iivd
Grighiard
Draré
Monaghna Hmili Guavel
Artiagle
Solner
Devin
Bainks
Hose
Symouluis
Bert
Dian
Mr Kidd
Mr. Kidd
Sohliers
Welow
Alliers
Prentice
County Armagh
Secretaryship of Freland Confirmed and Succession
The text reports the confirmation of Mer. Pees as secretary and his succession by Mir. Cuances Gaant. It notes Plis Genthengan as a lord of the treasury and representative for Fortiose District, with lineage to Mr Gaann, a former member and company director. It discusses the resignation of Mr Pear and a proposed successor, amid public and private concerns, urging continued service to complete measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. Pees
Mir. Cuances Gaant
Plis Genthengan
Baroushs
Gaann
Gna Verieestine
East Nilia Company
Sierra Leone
Pear
Hrelavil
Dent
Dent Geresmined An, Mel Mey C. Guan
Een Bee
Hardun
Bretand
Natu
Elie
Lisicalier
Coenen
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Canada
St. Cathering's
Mey
Eferkay
Ningaca
Prince Rayeut
Upper Canada
Robert Wanilton
Maganys
W. Nauilton Merritt
I. P. Gratham
Zabu Clark
Abuseph Carcent
1Orton
Ginter
Stone
Gourdry
George Adams, Esq. LP
Ningura
Lawsstip Rigtrsetnirtioes
Tomear
sMoning
Die Gil
Daly
York
Get
England
Niagara
Reanita
Kay
Curil Sumyner
John Clark
Major W. Robertson
St. Catherine’s
Kinuston
Home Pophan ix
India Stuck
Ndia
LOOK
Reece
Eamiggg
Navy
Lunglord
Juvenal
Manila
the Dublin Journal
London Journals
MR. Denys Scully
Peter
Seally
Mr. Seaily
Dreniew
Alyty
Orain
Witc
Echad
Freland
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