Proclamation to the Army and Neapolitan War Echoes
The text portrays Regent’s address to soldiers defending the throne and constitution, urging steadfast service amid Neapolitan frontier actions. It notes mobilization of regiments, prayers for unity, and calls for loyalty as European powers monitor the conflict and public opinion shifts toward resistance of tyranny.
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Willy
Aniay
Thore Kacrad
Europe
Sovervigna
Oor Klay
Spain
Porfediyala Wai
I Hove
Rene
Aaa
Erment
TEGO
Milan
Morena
Aris
Lottary Foots Daria
Fegimpat
Pormons
Epd
Pacyothom
Gasotie de Phe Sabate
Rome
Thare
Gero
Mhareuntile Chunidl
Annovare
Egadard
Naples
Rams
Turin
Journal de Paris
Angeburgh
Terni
Zubich
Tessin
Lombardy
Afilan
Gneral Prigant
Black
Dardanelles
Ma Vagie
Piedmont
Thoge
THEY 403 PAGES 68
A brief fragment notes a work titled THEY with a total of 403 pages and a page reference 68. The OCR item provides limited readable facts without context, offering only bibliographic cues and no narrative detail or events.
PIEDMONTESE REVOLUTION DETAILS AT TURIN
In Turin on the 13th the prince da Carignan proclaimed the Spanish constitution and on the next day appointed a Junta of government. The royal family splits into Savoy and Savoy Carignan lines. Three brothers abdicated, Charles Emanuel V and Victor Emmanuel, and Charles Felix remains childless at about 224. The succession goes to the prince de Carignano, great grandson of the first prince, about 224, married for three and a half years to a Tuscan princess, but also without children.
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Turin
Prince da Carignan
Duke de Genevois
Savoy
Savoy-Carigoan
Charles Emanuel [V
Victor Emanuel
Charles Felix Duke de Gepeypis
Naples
Prince de Carignano
Charles Emanuel
Tuscany
State of the Country Seeks Tax Relief and Currency Reform
In a Commons debate on Wednesday the 21st, speakers discuss the repeal of the tea tax and the revenue deficit. They analyze rent, wage, and currency effects, suggesting relief requires tax reductions or currency depreciation, warning against public faith breach and potential stockholder impact.
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Hyskingo
Atill
Abia
Aix
Djosikiatianas
Catholic Bills Stir House of Commons Debate on Oath Clause
The House debated the first clause of the Catholic relief bill with Sir J Newport speaking for Mr Plunkett who is unwell and mourning his wife. Support came from Grant Mackintosh and Castlereagh while opponents included Scott Wetherell Nicoll and Peel. A division passed 280 to 216 as Croker paused a clause for Catholic clergy. Prelates and clergy in Leinster Dublin urged caution on a second bill regulating parish clerics and called for unity with Plunkett's allies. The meeting praised ministers but warned the clergy against potential penalties under ongoing measures.
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Naples
Laeut-genersl Parisi
Lis Jrosfauile
Lient
General Coletta
M. Sapermoa
M. Ruggiers
M. Poerio
Frangh
London
Paria
France
Napoleon
Carignano
Italy
Piedmont
Austria
Lyons
Visille
Bourg
d’Oissas
Dauphiny
Grenoble
Ure Gallison
Vizilla
Oe Vizille
Bourg d’Uisans
Department
Isere
Castle Street
Ireland
Tock
Iig
Leeds
Bern
House of Commons
J. Newport
Plunkett
William Scott
Wetherell
John Nicoll
Peel
Grant
Lord Castlereagh
Croker
Bankes
Fonner Eea
Mr. Abbott
Leinster
Archiiocese
Dublin
St. Michael and St. John
Jacy
Willian
Conyngham Plunkett
Framars
Rand
William Con
Davee
Troy
Sandum
Limprick
House of
Lonis
Tecoma
Limerick
Loa Wrda
Holy Oldain
Rome
Tuam
Rolund
Orm Canluccs
Inquiry into National Road Expenditure in the United Kingdom
A House of Commons committee is to be appointed to investigate annual public road expenditure. The piece notes billions in tolls and upkeep, compares England and Wales to the broader realm, cites about 1,100 miles of mail coach routes, and highlights Sir Henry Parnell’s push for reform and the country’s road costs.
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Howe of Commons
England
Wales
House of Commons
Greawr Sui
Ingland
H. Parnell
United Kingdom
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Trak
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Noki
Melilla
Bari
Altamura
South America
Leawant Island
St. Thomas’s
Maracsibo
Bolivar
Faulkner's Journal
Wronespar Eventne
Manca
Rieti
Nespolitars
Holy Alliance
Maischief
Thirya
Chamberlain's Office
Dublin Castle
N. B. Buch
Phare
Lever
Grand Canal Loan
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