Pergami Memoir Promises More On Queen's Trial And Destiny
A fragmentary notice reviews a Ponphiet purporting to be by Pergami about his romance with a Princess and his role in public events. It sketches his birth, army service, and a dramatic ascent through fortune tellers and disguises, foreshadowing a second part tied to the Queen's trial and its witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergamia Ponphiet
Iris
Trivars
Bergashimerl
Berimi
Himudf
Pine
Ant
Bern
Pergami
Jivten
Hing
Hinself
Turin
Napoleon
Princess of Wales
Princesa
Naples
Princsas
Perzami
Charmbermaid
Victorine
Asa
Perguint
Richard Coeur de Son
Elective Franchise In America
A New York paper outlines varying state electors qualifications for the presidential and legislative offices. It details New Hampshire free voters, Massachusetts freeholders, Rhode Island residency, Connecticut age and tax or militia requirements, and other differing standards across states for governors, senators, and representatives. The text notes broad disparities in who may vote based on age, property, residency, and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Union
New Hampshire
Marsdchusetts
Thea Pial
Tergin
Sea F
General Assembly
Connecticut
United States
Alate
Election eligibility across states detailed in an early survey
The text outlines who may vote for governor, senators, and representatives in multiple states. It lists age, residency, property, tax, and militia or citizenship requirements, and notes whether governors or legislators are elected by joint ballots or by local vote. Key states include New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Georgia Vermont Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Louisiana Indiana Mississippi and others with varied qualifying criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Tvery Freeman
Rena
Delaware
Maryland
Oremnor and
Privy Councillara
Georgia
General Assembly
Varmont
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Louisiana
United States
Chonen
Taeiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Maine
New Hamshire
Virgina
Iena
North Carolina
Senate
House of Commone
South Carolina
Patipera
Army of
The
U.S
Expeditions and Ecclesiastical News From Irish Letters
A August 16 letter from Quebec notes intelligence on Franklin’s North American expedition seeking a Northwest Passage via Fort Chippawa and Fort York. Also reported are clerical events in Limerick and Cloyne, plus police actions in Clare and Galway destroying illicit distilleries and stills. Lord Beresford’s whereabouts are uncertain in Barbadoes and Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Franklin
North America
Pacific
Fort Chippawain
Athabasca
Fort York
Hudson’s Bay
Limerick
Croyne
House of Lords
Cloyne
Corbett
P.P
Croadford
Kilrash
Deetor M'Viahan
Dean O'Shaughnessy
Ennia
Messrs
Glynn
Franklin Cine
3D Boren Police
Lieus
Frank
Gort
Clare
Barbadoes
Rio Janeiro
Europe
Meeting to Defend the Queen at Freemasons Tavern
A Tuesday gathering of the Ladies and Gentlemen of the metrapatis met at Freemauns Tavern to address Her Majesty. Speakers, led by Mr Hobhouse, denounced the Lords and ministers, claimed a conspiracy against the Queen, and urged a fair trial and public support. Resolutions upheld her innocence and condemned the government’s conduct. critics praised the press for backing the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metrapatis
Freemauns
Hubhouse
Hume
Peter Moore
Hobhouse
House of Peers
Treasury
House of Lords
Lords
James the First
Countess of Essex
Duke of Somerset
Winchester
Exeter
Ueasury
Sitcers
Tremendias
Earl of Liverpool
England
Henry Vee
Catherine
Si Francis Burdett
Thomas Wilson
London
Samuel Whitbread
Middlesex
Grey Bennet
Westminster
Pechel
Briggs
Thelwall
Ger. Noel
Pearson
Hayton
Wooler
Alderman Wood
Rioting at Emly Fair Ends in Bloodshed and Arrests
A violent riot at the Emly fair broke out on Friday morning between Hogan and Fitzgerald factions. Police halted the bloodshed after thousands fought with scythes, sticks, swords, and fire arms. One man named Donovan was killed, five believed mortally wounded, and many injured. Thirty three prisoners were taken to Tipperary jail as magistrates appeal for a larger garrison. In Kilpeacon and Fanningstown, houses were attacked, farms damaged, and a pregnant woman seriously injured amid further depredations on Lord Egremont’s estate. The mob size was at least one hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emly
Hogan
Fitzgerald
Tipperary
Donavan
Fitzgerald Party
Limerick
Other Lyons
Kilpeacon
William Murphy
Fanningstown
Lord Egremont
Farming Society Hour
Dublin
Lord Livmore
Sowth Down
Sa Udy
Alexander Stewart
Nowlan, Sh
Willans and Sone
Regiment Refuses Embarkation Over Alleged Grievance
London reports a regiment ordered to Plymouth to embark for a foreign destination has refused to sail under any stigma against their character. An inquiry is to be conducted. a few members will appear before the court to explain the situation and the troops’ conduct in the late war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wal
Plymouth
Plemouth
Return of the London Opera Leader at Covent Garden
Mr. Horn returns to London for the operatic department at 5 Covent Garden after three years abroad in Dublin and Edinburgh with Miss Stephens. Also reported are a criminal case verdict for damages of 4000 and various society and military notes including a Gold Medal to Mr Bowden from the Cork Musical Society, a Court Martial upcoming for Captain Gough, and maritime updates about the Hardwicke wreck near Dundrum and local inspections in Clonmel. The Jamaica Chronicles discuss Cartagena and Patriots movements with conflicting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Horn
Dublin
Edinburgh
D&c
Treeny
Miss. Stephens
London
Harris
Covent Garden
Crim
Willise
Henry Hall
George Barrow
Supreme Court
Hallifax
Stewart
Cork Musical Society
Bowden
Wilsen
Gough
Lify Guarda
Life Guards
Royal Horse Guards
Clough
Dow
Hardwicke
Annalays
John Chestney
Glassdrummond Bay
Bay of Dundrum
R Co. Hamilton
Tyreila
Mr. Hamilton
Thoms Brisbane
Munster
Charles Brake
Great Globe
Caher
Jamaica
Kingston
Carthagena
Cart Gena
Patriota
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Dube A
Lée
Cer
Liberties
Pritts
Harley
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