Letter on Mr Battier and the 1th Hussars at Dublin 1822
Offfers recount a Cornet Battier case in Ca hir 1822 and Dublin where reports questioned his riding, health, and duties. The narrative argues officers erred in their treatment, yet later conformed to higher authority and welcomed Battier back at the mess, while noting his fitness remained disputed.
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Belfics
Offoer
Tenth Tassara
London
Cornet Battter
Hussars
Cahir
England
Mr Battier
Mc Battier
Ireland
Newbmidge
Dublin
Mrsl
Hattier
Hatters
G. Quentin
Cunard
Marquis of Londonderry
Baltier
G.quentin
Herbert Taylor
Battier
Phenix Park
Henry Torrens
George Quentin
Grant
Mrr Battier
Waitleg
Toma
Bie
Quentin
C. Grant
Dewil
Sir C. Grant
Major Grame
Mrr UC. Grant
Sir. G
Lasen
Marquis of
Sir G. Quentin
Lod Londonderry
Stuart letter defends Charles Edward and clarifies lineage
A writer to the New Times corrects public misconceptions about the Stuarts. He details marriages of Prince Karls Kaward and the Duchess of Albany, asserts Charles Edward’s noble qualities, cites his military actions at Culloden, and hints at a secret Protestant marriage linked to a Daroley-descended nobleman.
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THE
NEW Times
Fingland
Prince Charles Edward
Countess of Albany
Stuart
Karls Kaward
Jamos II
Stelberg
Clementina Ivellitas
Earl Walkinshaw
James
Sobleman
Jomer
Chevalier St. George
Sobieski
Poland
Clementina Walkinshaw
Charley
Duchess of Albany
Buut
Prince Charles
Ullele
Duke of York
Viince Charles
Albany
Alfieri
France
London
Charles Edward
Met
Daroley
Mary Queen of
Thanason
Prince Charles Edward’s perilous disguises and royal trials
A historical sketch recounts Prince Charles Edward’s years of misfortune, disguises, and daring escapes. It notes his pardon of a daughter, long exile, and the iron hand of fate weighing on the royal line. After a perilous London bid for power, he fled to Paris and never returned to England.
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Prince Charles Euward
Charles
Wrrant
Prince Charles Edward
Almot
Kingland
Sc Énas
Prince
Wingle
Cnt
London
Smith
Cas
Elere
Parsons
England
Leotreat
Adaw Daya
Anhawwador
Ody
Paris
Widow sues over injurious slanders in Settle case
The trial, a rare action in which Mrs Scarlett sues Mr Robinson and his wife for damages, centers on false adultery allegations against the plaintiff. The widow of a clergyman, settled in Settle, alleges that Mrs Robinson spread the slander after medical visits and jealousy led her to claim improper relations between the plaintiff and her husband. The jury awarded 1000 pounds plus costs.
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Scarlett
Robinson
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Settle
Nettle
Mrs Robinson
Mir Robinson
Liverpool
Gina
Sestle
Mr Stodinson
Wierban
Sho
Anoh
Williams
Sussex Assizes Murder Trial of Esther Gorring
Esther Gorring stood trial for the murder of Martha Ann Sewell by alleged drowning at Grinstead on February 4. Evidence described the child’s disappearance, the cradle, the copper and water, and a confession under duress by a constable. the jury found the prisoner guilty as charged after the judge admonished improper conduct and urged merciful treatment.
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Esther Gorring
Martha Ann Sewell
Grinstead
Courthorpe
Carlino
Flo
East Grinstead
Attier Enteing
Lucy
Mer Ested
Smyak
Awhen Witneya
Tha ‘Arate Hs
Thastous
Sigg
Dimensiona
Wienesa
Oslo
Kia
Wmn
Rose
Dorset
F. Bedford
Magens
Waghorn
Corondh
Colling
Jemmy
Ismer
Walt Home
Dublin Advertisements and Subscriptions Note
Dublin edition notes printing details at the Deon Journal Office dated November 15 with references to advertisements subscriptions and a typographical note. The fragment confirms a period newspaper setup and ongoing publication practices.
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Dublin
Deon Journal
Parisasyamtatramty
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Stuarts
Oakley
Lancaster
Alershaw
Sussex
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