Fogerty Refuses to Harm Wife After Promised Peace
In a tense scene at a public house Fogerty denies threats against his wife and vows not to strike again. Witnesses describe him smirking amid accusations as the couple reconcile under pressure, while a bystander records the heated exchanges and the tension surrounding the couple.
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Fogerty
Luenyal
Allen Ashe
Eomas
Pogerty
Sabrine
Ylacy
Pats
Iealebouring
Subscrib ers Urged to Renew Before Termination Date
Notices urge subscribers to renew by the third week, warning that the paper will cease if payments are not received. Instructions advise against splitting payments into half notes and to use whole notes or money letters, as the post office handles money letters carefully.
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Ace
London Journals Report Lisbon News Steady Foreign Market
The London journals note Lisbon reports align with earlier accounts, confirming firmness and unanimity among foreign ambassadors regarding John retaining the throne. In Congo trading there is little activity on the dull day, with foreign market focus and two Paris dispatches. Bond prices show Portuguese bonds at 94, Colombian at 88, Mexican at 64.
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London
Lisbon
Baguane
John
Congols
Paris
Treaty between Great Britain and the Netherlands in India
From the Hague Courant we report an important treaty signed in London in March between Great Britain and the Netherlands on Indian possessions. The agreement mostly resigns continental Indian islands by Britain, preserves a spice trade monopoly, and allows native powers to participate with Britain maintaining a similar privilege.
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Hague
Great Britain
India
Paris Papers Hint at Finance Bill Hurdles
The Paris papers show ministers face difficulty passing their finance measure in the Chamber of Deputies. A letter in Journal dex Dedats notes grisly spirits in Spain and its expected gains from western colonies. Moniteur reports M. Casa Mud a as secretary to the Spanish legation amid a pending ambassadorial transfer.
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Paris
Constitutionnel
Chamber of Porrs
Dex
Spain
Moniteur
M. Casa Muda
Te Epaust Legation
Treaty of Peace with Perrin Progress in Transfrontier Settlement
From Nuremberg dated May, reports state that the Treaty of Peace with Perrin is taking effect. Persian troops have evacuated Baghdad and withdrawn to Persia, with claims of past excesses. Plenipotentiaries will set frontiers, Armenia has left Persian control, and trade between empires has resumed. Persian merchants seek Constantinople and Smyrna. Armenian traders follow. Letters from Musica dated March 8 foresee Ux-Hmperor Lturbide returning, with government aware. A courier at Leghary for England signals preparation for his landing, and a vigilant measure at ports aims to secure him.
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Nuremberg
Baghdad
Armenia
Constantinople
Smyrna
Persia
Leghary
Rngland
South America Letters From Gaston and Lima Report Turmoil
Reports from Gaston Rio de Janeiro and Lima detail distress in Bahia Pernambuco and stability threats. British merchants seek frigate protection as two frigates and three small ships sail to blockade Pernambuco. 30 people imprisoned. Bolivar drives Colombian troops north to form a cordon near Baranco with 12 000 troops, Panama arrivals, offensive plans anticipated.
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South America
Gaston
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Pernambuco
Pernambico
Lima
Piseg
Bolivar
Lisoa
Luarenco
Bauja
Panama
Trials in the Imperial Parliament Hearing In Roscommon Claim
The proceedings detail Mr Lyrween representing the first claimant and Mr Towsey Gewenan for the Crown in a case concerning the death of the last Earl of Roseamber and the death of Andrew Hecatne. Evidence includes a chest of daggers and questions about witness credibility. The Lord Chancellor and Lord Redress debate adjournment and procedural steps as counsel resists parts of the examiner's case.
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Roscommon
Lyrween
Gireann
Lyacn
Chan
Earl of Roseamber
Andrew Hecatne
Robert Pilto
Martin
Galway
Michael Dillon
Ereat
Grerani
Poe
Arias
Donner Press
Orbargs
Garman
Redress
Parliamentary Debate on Free Trade Measures
The House of Commons discusses the measure on agricultural industry and free trade, with opposition concerns about parliamentary process. Speakers including Newport and Bennigtt press for clarity, while others warn against rushed changes and potential harm to local counties and wool production.
Debate Over Wool Export and Duty Reform in Parliament
Debates reveal Davis arguing against unrestricted wool export fearing German opposition. The Chancellor of the Exchequer favors reductions to benefit national industry as wool manufacturers press for drawbacks and protection. Lawmakers discuss timing for duty cuts, export prohibition, and potential effects on trade and employment.
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Knator EL
Exctiequer Trust
Nowar
Sille
Messire
Com- Wilke
Exehedes
Calauga
Han'l
Excitequer
McW. Walpmore
S. Womtliey
Wortley
Flottle
Recurn
Grant
Leeuw
Gus
Pickin
Oman
Market Wobble in Portugal and International Funds Droop
The piece notes a recent disturbance in Portugal causing funds to decline over 1 percent amid scarce money and variable stock premiums. It cites expectations of further rate cuts by major banks to ease scarcity, with fluctuating prices on Exchequer Bills and a cautious mood affecting Consols and South American securities. The report highlights large speculative activity in foreign bonds, especially Colombian notes and Mexican script, driven by instalment obligations and potential recognition of South American independence, amid broader market volatility.
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Portugal
Stock Exchange
Conaoleor
Bank of England
Bates Og al di Sionera
India
Pathy
Bern
Beaden
Russian Loh
Loch Bay
Neapolstan
China
Markets Show Mixed Grain Prices and Declines in Butter
At the May market, wheat and barley prices fell while oats rose slightly amid limited demand and small supplies. Butter prices declined with regional quotes around 99s for first quality and varied weights weighed at the weigh house. Prices for flour oatmeal and other staples remained largely unchanged amid unsettled market conditions.
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Vaaland
Scoulanu
Mary
Exchasur
Marley
Kasex
Kent
Marketiag
Military promotions and retirements in the Royal forces
The document records numerous officer exchanges and promotions including Lt Alexander Sword to lieutenant, Dr Alexander Stewart to surgeon, Capt Joseph Le Guay to captain, Lt Edward Gordon Douglas to captain by purchase, and Capt Peter Edwards to major. It notes retirements, local ranks, and dismissions for discipline breaches, with several appointments as inspectors of hospitals and deputy inspectors by brevet.
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Uwvatracnen
Edward Gordon Douglan
St of Grenadier Foot Guards
James Maclanchlan
Robert Calvert
Fercea
John M.mullen
Bereces
David M' Loughlin
Iris Majesty
Bross
Ordaaave
Royal Regiment of A Y
Wim. HB. Patten
Cipt
Clare
Wm. Miller
Pey
Hichards
Vothy Mas
John Menryson
Maclaughlin
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