Inquisition at Lisbon Opens for Public Inspection
A description from Senator MW details the Lisbon Inquisition building opened on October 8. Visitors viewed three floors of cells with bars, skulls, bones, and torture apparatus. Guards and inquisitors monitored prisoners through chimneys and hidden apertures while lamenting abuses.
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Houidel
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Lisnos
Cortes
United States
Atoriea Ebiethy
Senhor MW
Theronies
Senor
Fernando Thoning
Inquisition
Portugal
Liahow
Holy Office
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Bara
Jalin Laylock
Agdece
Halle
Military promotions and exchanges listed in London Gazette
In the London Gazette the military lat is awaited with impatience by the army. Earlier the Jurdanistivos appointed to assist the government in the king’s absence had not vowed to interfere with this department. The promotion list will be published in the interval and is expected to be copied in full in the Mayeoty issue after his return.
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London
Wexatelne
Mayeoty
Boxing Bout at Moul ay Hues Ends with Abbott Victory
A London newspaper reports a boxing match at Moul ay Hues where Abbott defeated Oliver in a 53 minute bout amid heavy crowd reaction. Oliver showed early aggression with body blows but Abbott endured, suffered several knockdowns, and finally secured the win as fans cheered.
Inquest At Blackfriars On Death By Poison
Surrey coroner tours verdict at Lonk Cornwallis Tavern Blackfriars road on Peregrine Micker of Christ Church parish who drank two ounces of Laudanum after quarrel with his wife on Saturday. He wandered enraged then expired in the street. verdict cites deranged poisoning. Also Irish mail coach notices and Cork fair report. temporary physician elected for Fever Hospital. aid for the destitute prisoner refuge and mendicity society contributions.
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Surrey
Lonk Cornwallis
Blackfriars -Road
Peregrine Micker
Christ Church
Ant
Sewrat
Verdick
Nhe Deversed
Loudun Pumer
Rink Dirsun Axo Cone Matis
Afoniay
Cork
Deblin
Dublin
Kilkenny
Caber
Clonmel
Chinmel
Eustace
Cork-street
Vienwe Orpen
George Sandford
Bay
Min Sackey
Picewilliam Square
Inish
Biek
M. Geneli
Mendicity Society
Princess of Cumberland letter seeks justice and recognition
A long plea from Olive Robert G. Greade pleads royal favor for legitimacy and support after delays in addressing her claims. She recalls the late Duke of Kent’s kindness and asserts documents proving birth and marriage, appealing for immediate justice and warning of calumny and oppression.
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Prince Kidward
Duke of Kent
Earl of Warwick
Wetherall
Lho
Tom Olive
Duke of Cumberland
Olivia
Wilmot
Ladgate Hill
Orange Institution Toasts Prominent Figures at Regent Street Dinner
The True Briton reports members of the Orange Institution gathering Monday at the Café Royal Regent Street to celebrate William III's birthday. Toasts honored the King the Duke of York the Protestant Interest and the memory of William III with numerous references to Protestant succession and loyalty, alongside notes on widows’ funds in Derry and political appointments in Ireland.
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Regent-street
William
Ilustrious
Threoe
Duke of York
Duke of Clarence
Williaam
Prince of Orange
St. James’s Square
Great Britain
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Charlotte
Derry
Aughrim
Boyne
Potas
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Watagan Orangemen
Lord Kenyon
Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland
Earl O'Neil
Skinner's Alley
Duke of Wellington
Christiana
Fletcher
Major Watkins
Lancashire
Earl of Yarmouth
Robert Peel
Thome Kenyon
Metropolia
Earl Taliot
Ireland
Eraland
Swift
Fay
The
Orange Institution
Sir Harcourt Lees
Art
Timra
House of Pears
Horrible confession of patricide in Kingston Chronicle
Fragment from The Kingston Chronicle of the Ti of Sept. details John Murdoch confessing to killing his brother James on March 26 at the staven. He describes luring him, delivering repeated axe blows, burying the body in a swamp, and attempting to hide the crime with snow. He expresses fear, prayer, and remorse, and hints at other crimes and escape plans. Also listed are marriages and deaths with various names in Cork, Goodwood, Bath, Limerick, and London.
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Canada
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Hix
James
Raarif
Staven
Anlit
Lalwaya
Williams
Ireland
AL Bridge Road
Lambeth
Sophia
Oard Suen Koy
Mtapa Bond
Mangles Fast Indiaman
Linttensat
Nathaniel Kirkman
Banga
Lowisa Muns Aine
Ely
John Connolly
Eatington Park
Warwickshire
Elisabeth Stanhop
Earl of Chichester
St. James’ Place
London
Yale
George Lsted
Beacher
Temple
Aberdeen
Bae Fey
Montroae
Appointments to Yeomanry and Infantry Corps Passed
The Lord Lieutenant signed commissions for gentlemen to officers in several yeomanry and infantry units. Names include Sengoe Yeomanry William Sua vice Calvert, Louth Infantry T. Poitassiak vice Fortescue, Burns Caber Infantry John Willis vice Quin, Yaunagh Union Infantry W. Wya, Fort Edward Infantry Edward Moore vice Moore deceased, Cork militia Philip Baw adjutant with rank of captain.
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Sengoe
William Sua
Calvert
Desoarod
Ig Bras
Louth Tifantry
T. Poitassiak
Fortescue
Hoeseke Caber Infantry
John Willis
Hisq
Wae
Quin
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