Betrothal of Prince Frederick to Princess Wilhelma Louisa Reported
Benue on November 2 reports the royal engagement of Prince Frederick of Prussia to Princess Wilhelma Louisa of Anholt-Bomburg. The item notes possible transfer of Grau de Lorraine and Potter pictures to Russia, claims about the Elector of Hesse, and various unsettled financial and political matters in Europe.
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Benue
Frederick
Prussia
Wilhalma Louisa
Anholt Bomburg
Cassila
Grau de Lorraine
Potter
Russia
Malmaison
Rugene
Hesse
Qesaa
Virsna
Nativail Bank
Ministry of Finance
London
Saxony
Fynyberg
Iteglf
Freyberg
Dresden
Dallas
Breyberg
Annaberg
Pracher
Beneyplenge
Sudermania
Nortoping
Norway
Faly Wod
Tavalide
Cape
Hinovring
Royal scandal and seized plate tied to government allowance
A London Sunday Paper reports a letter from St. Helena describing a dramatic dispute over a plate and an allowance. It details orders, resisting officials, and a push to confiscate or dispose of the old silver, with references to the governor and a pension dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdrante
Hadida
London
St. Helna
Dean
Mowiver
Jody
Chereauicans
Marchioness Wellesley Funeral in Penkridge Vault
The remains of Hyacinthe Gadyelle Marchioness Wellesley were interred in the family vault at Penkridge Staffordshire after a Thursday night funeral at Teddegley. Attended by Lord Lyttleton and many tenants the procession included the Macquis Wellesley and notable pallbearers. The inscription notes her death at Weddesly in Staffordshire on November 9 186. She was aged 45 and daughter of Peacen tatland of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Teddegley
Mr. Lyttleton
Penkridge
Staffordshire
Lyttleton
Macquis Wellesley
Gentemen
Maonckton
BE. Monckton
G. Pigot
Jd, Wrottesley
Walhouse
Milner
Robins
Warwicke-street
Marquis
Marchioness
Hyacinthe Gadyelle
Marchioness Wellesley
Richard Marquis Wellsley Konighe
Order of the Garter
Duel Ends Without Fatality In Calais Meeting
The long standing dispute between Mr Adolphus and Mr Alley culminated in a pistol conflict at Calais. Alley was wounded in the right arm but survived. surgeons reported the danger passed and Alley may travel home. Alley’s travel and the cordial reception back in London were noted. Concurrently a murder at Newbury near Mallow shocked the region as authorities pursued suspects among former domestic staff.
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Atley Ayn Mn. Avotruus
Adolphus
Alley
Calaix
Dover
Captain Alley
Mr. Agar
Bevil
Slag Voluntariy
Bin
Chey
Calais
Hank
Oran
Jefe Londot
Thid Pice
Adulphus
Wallis
Buch
London
Charles Newman
Newbury
Mallow
Aeunite
Marlow Bridewell
Newman
Iuild
Bh Dragoons
Chronicle
Lefroy
Creorge’s Street
Rere
Song Villas
Pickering
Vows in Maidstone Goal Spur Conspiracy Plot
From Gentleman's Magazine March 785 a detailed account follows of Macdaniel Berry Eysan Salmon and Bree in a planned robbery at Deptford with felons Kelly and Ellis. Bree and Berry manipulate the victims while Sal men is coerced into the plot and later killed. The piece notes treachery among warders and the mob’s role in the doomed scheme.
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Gentleman's Magazine
Macdaniel
Berry
Eysan
Salmon
Bree
Ay Ailee Kelly
Ellis
Maidstone
Robbers Loot Uninhabited House in Catherine Street
An uninhabited house in Catherine Street was found ransacked on Saturday with eight tall window sashes four grates and a back kitchen door stolen. The thieves must have known the premises well, as suggested by the manner of the outrage.
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Linde
Catherine-street
London Theft Ring Involving Breeches and Tobacco Box
A detailed narrative of a theft scheme in London where Blee and accomplices trick a man named Evan into selling leather breeches then use a tobacco box as a ploy. The conspirators plan to travel to London, arrange lodging, and execute the theft through staged breakfasts and further deceptions.
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Kelis
Kelly
Ketthas
London
Berry
Egan
Bree
Blee
Evan
Moe
Magdanick
Bankrupts Schedules From Kerry Dublin Cork and Wexford
Statements list debtors including Thomas Pierce of Listowel Kerry a cloth merchant to surrender on three dates in November and December, Thomas Jordan a Dublin haberdasher to surrender on two dates in November and December, William Gillespie a Dublin merchant to surrender on two dates in November and December, Thomas Kough New Ross merchant to render on early November and December, Edward Kough New Ross merchant to render late November and December, Heney Bhannahan Cork a stone cutter to surrender late November and early December.
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Thomas Pierce
Listowell
County Kerry
Thomas Jordan
Willian Gillespie
Dublin
Sint
Thomas Kough
New Ross
Wexford
Edwart Kough
New Roa
Tate
Heney Bhannahan
Cork
Marriages and Obituaries Recap from Dublin and London Notices
The column lists multiple marriage notices across Dublin London and Brittany including Joseph Thomas Kane marrying Frances Seymour in Richmond Street and other unions such as James Lamb to Miss Charliot of Raheny Anthony Perrier jun to Jac queline Fennell and Lt Col Everard to Barbara Nugent. It also notes deaths like Edward O Reilly in Guadeloupe and Miss Marine Blackburne of Clarendon Street and local society obituaries in Plymouth and Prussia Street.
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Joseph Thomas Kane
Richmond-Street
Frances
John C. Seymour
Bagoteatreet
Dublin
James Lamb
Tholanaxee
Charliot
Raheny
Bourdeaux
Anthony Perrier
Cork
Jacqueline
William Fennell
John Wikwn
Croker
Fay
St Ballinlogh
Wes
Meath
Everard
34Th Regiment
Thomas Everard
Randalstowan
County Meath
Barbara
Hugh Nugent
Bart
St. Andrew's
Holborn
London
Robert
Brady
Bay of Dublin
Mise
Blepnerhagsett
T. Blennehacsett
County Kerry
St. George's
Bloomebury
G. Swiney
Bengal Artillery
Julia Anne Catherine
H. Ussher
Templebran
Westmeath
Plymouth
Colman
Th ‘Vherew
Adame
Liverpool
West Indies
Edward O'Reilly
Clarendon-street
Ci Rine Blackburne
Gerrard Blackburne
Drorheda
Jane Lindsay
Robert Lindsay
Love Regimnent
Militia
Prussia-street
Mia Mama Frell
Se‘naight
Irish Shipping and Seagoing Vessels Report
Maritime notices list multiple ships sailing to and from Irish ports including the Mal Halyhead and Duke of Leinster passage boats. Entries mention cargoes such as coal and iron and ports like Holyhead Liverpool Plymouth and Newport with various vessels listed and sailing dates in November.
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Dustin
Axgiven
Munrose
Mal Halyhead
Death notices and subscription rates for a London journal
The fragment lists subscription prices for various terms in multiple currencies and identifies agents in London and Edinburgh as English death agents for the respective journal. Names and locations include Messrs Neferin Co. Ma. Warwicke Square, London and Jatt Tarner and Co. Hunters Square Edinburgh.
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Daadlin
Parliamet Street
Orores
Towa
Messie, Neferin Co
Warwicke Square
London
Jatt Tarner and Co
Hunters Square
Edinburgh
Dossth
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Gceuman Paptais
William Clenton
James King
Miarrath
Foxperaldy Dau
Toho Reyersyn
Henry Browne
George Wheeler
John Podd
Willen
Auley
George Newcombe
John Plonker
William Wood
Jelnes
Kean
John Toster
John Rowe Power
John Lamprey
Precious Clarke
B., Alloway
George Hallaghan
Acciden Ls
Ur Fusces, &c
March
Kington
Ellia
Lee
Tie
Bell Inn
Deptford
Bee
Little Britain
Dud Kelly
Blea
Rent
Rilee
Dirk
Laton
Lanion
Bleo
Sahuon
Mee
Four Mile
Biles
Irish Shipping
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