Duke Dreghein Pamphlet Sparks Paris Interest in Trial Rubric
A controversial pamphlet from Paris concerns the Duke de Roviga and the Trial of Vincennes. Barrister Dupin argues the proceedings were irregular and unconstitutional, with judges declared in error and the arrest allegedly illegal, citing laws of the Brumaire and Ventose periods.
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Amphlet
Duke of Revige
Savary
Paris
Bt Aly
Djec
Frank the
Limitary Commission of
Vincennes
Duke d'Raghein
Dupin
E M. Dupin
Duke de Roviga
Pamset
Talleyrand
d’Enghein
Journal of the Duke d Enghein seized at Ettenheim
An eyewitness journal recounts the seizure of the Duke d Enghein on 1 Germinal year 12 at Ettenheim. He details imprisonment by dragoons and gendarmes, transport to Strasbourg, forced lodging, strict confinement, and ongoing attempts to communicate with allies, with notes on guards, meals, and his deteriorating condition. He laments isolation and awaits replies to letters to Paris.
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D’ Enghesin
Ettenheim
Charlot
Strassenarmerkce
Tuilerie
Rhine
Rhinau
Plofsheim
Cheauberg
Colonel Charlot
Marechal de Loges
Grunstein
Col. Charlot
Strasbourg
Assacre
Proraheim
Ciadel Aad
Leval
Ferton
Thumerv
Jerynes
Schmitt
Est
Derpair
M. Machin
Controversial Pledge On Judicial Executions Sparks Debate
The passage denounces executioners as murderers and rejects shelter under a second judgment, urging accountability for homicidal acts. It questions claims of authority and suggests public figures like Dupin may be manipulated by Valleyrand. The text probes who supplied controversial documents cited by Dupin amid suspicions of vanished records.
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Chesn
France
M. Dupin
Valleyrand
Statidivnre
Savary
Paris Murder Case Opens With Poisoning Charge
A Paris trial on poisoning opens amid striking circumstantial evidence. Dr Castaing, a 20-year-old Montpelier native living in Paris, faces charges over Hippolyte and Auguste Ballet, two young heirs. The case details his suspicious funds moves, will intrigues, and purchases of morphine and ipecac, with Auguste dying after allegedly being poisoned.
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Paris
Weare Dees
London
Fertfordshire
Caxtaing
Montpellier
Aris
Hippolyte
Auguste Ballet
Aria
Castaing
Anid
Cantaing
A. Ballet
Madame ‘'Artipnon
Auguste
M. le
Lebru
Ihe
Flo
Martignon
Percillie
Casting
St. Germain
St. Cloud
M. Pi. Bache
Pie Iuche
Tsyache
Cantey
Pope
Pars
Medical Murder Case Trial Opens Against Castaing
A trial opens amid accusations against Castaing over suspected poisoning. Prosecutors present evidence of morphine like symptoms, removal of evacuation tubes, and a string of circumstantial details including private Paris travel to consult a notary, concealment of a poison purchase, and attempts to explain the puspare used to poison dogs and cats. The case hinges on the troubling sequence from alleged poison purchase to death.
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Pician
Castaing
St. Cloud
Paris
Shipping Law Enacts Checks on Masters for False Bills
In the last Session of Parliament under George IV, an act dated 1825 empowers port customs chiefs to question captains and crews about voyages and cargo. Refusal or false bills of lading trigger a fine of one hundred pounds. penalties apply if cargo not bona fide shipped or bills signed by responsible officers before leaving origin.
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George the 4Th
Russia to dispose of Queen Catherine’s house in London
In a curious proceeding in the House of Catherine Empress of Russia, Dr Lushington states that a house at No. T Harley Street was bought with the Queen’s own funds for the Empress, held in trust for Russia, and an order from Count Lieven to dispose of it has been received. The court debates administration, ownership, and necessity, with counsel seeking Law Officers’ opinion before a final order.
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Catherine
Russia
Lushington
Count Lieven
Jearnel
John Nicholl
Baxter
Kingdom of
Surrey
Lord Gwydyr
Gambling houses list sparks police notice in Lindow Paper
An anonymous letter proposed broad disclosure of gambling houses to a high official. The document described about nine hundred houses and their frequenters, prompting police to prepare copies for ministers. The piece notes public protection and cautions magistrates while praising cautious action by authorities. Colonel Thareton, of the Toyah Ariiliens, is named in a military context.
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Mernaponitay Gantaners
Thurstey
Bern
Mintsteala
Police
Lindow Paper
Thareton
The
Toyah Ariiliens
Breil
Eaiily
Dr Chalmers Farewell Sermon At Glasgow Church
Dr Chalmers preaches farewell at St John’s Glasgow as crowds surge to hear the prominent minister before he leaves for a professorship at St Andrews. Police and a military guard manage the crush while parishioners express gratitude for his years of service and his call to devotion over worldly fame.
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Glasgow
Chalmers
St. John’s
University of St Andrew's
73D
Dr. Chalmers
Jerusalem
Fle
St. Andrew's
Jesus Christ
Paul
Irving
Caledonian Chapel
London
Dr Chalmers
St John's C Chapel
Fasc
City and County News Digest from Ringsend to Mullingar
A busy Friday report covers a near miss at Ringsend Dock with a bricklayer injured but recovering, a buried sow recovered in the same ruins, and a Wicklow man robbed near Laggard with listed possessions. Also recounted is a naval incident at Merrion square, clashes tied to a workers’ combination, and a dramatic shipboard assault resolved by an Alderman. Market fairs in Clonmel, Clare, Quin, Mullingar, Ennis, and Westmeath are described with cattle, pigs, sheep prices, attendance, and notes on trade conditions and comfort for laborers.
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Brickla Krating
Patrickny
Ringsend Dock
Mercer
Clote
Sven
John Mackay
Dunamore
Wicklow
Dublin
Boydina
Gehan
Constitution Hill
Royal‘ayai
Jam Keogh
Thomas Farrel
Cornelius Power
Richmond Hospital
Strangery
Merrion-square
Fentony Brophy
College-street
Odera
Viet Armis
Brophy
Magiatrac
Fentony
Clonmel
Momstay
Clare
Quin
Ennis Chronicle
Mullingar
Westmeath
Morbid Affection and Postmortem Infection Case
A London Paper summary reports Henry Penefather, a surgeon, dissected a female body with liver-related illness. After the procedure his left hand swelled and numbness spread to the arm, prompting expert consultation. The medical team concluded infection by morbid matter from the subject, a peril reiterated by Penefather’s Irish origins.
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Henry Penefather
Penefather
Brestig
Walt
Gubjnot
Ireland
London
Fragmentary 19th Century Lyre Publication Note
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Rivertirmeate and a No 1 issue with printed items. References to Newton and Hanna, Warwick Street, and London areas appear, but content is fragmentary and unclear.
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Ininisaione
Sina Newton & ii
Hanna
Ik Rover
Wiest
Warwick St
Luniton
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Alout
Plymouth
South America
Harria
M' Kenzie
Ber
Canning
Upton Harris
Flaring
Harrid
Meury Bliley
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