Milan Commission Agency Debate Rages in Court
A lengthy parliamentary session debates whether Sacchi acted as a Milan Commission agent or merely as a witness. Counsel clash over admissibility of evidence about corruption and subornation. judges to rule on if testimony can be received without recalling Sacchi. The House adjourned after hours of argument into the next morning.
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Lauganne
Switzerland
Morges
Taine
Dedman
Sacchi
Wittine
Bias
Dewandaanid
Jidhyew
Aeas
Milan
Charcelur
Corensel
Sachi
Salvadori
Buech
Parke
Nisttae
Bret
East Grey
Wittivases
Midan Commission
Earl of Liverpord
Rastebi
de Mont
Rantelli
Ace
Lord Erskine
Succhi
Lord Grenville
Lon Chanetor
Ove
Acta of
Brougham
Bis
Deanan
Common Pleas
Counse
Lord Ersdone
Earl of Laucerdale
Farl Grey
Milan Comnissaon
Lord Holland
Majucci
Carnarvos
Lord Carnarvon
Ater
Tia
Continental Revolutions Stir Southern Europe
The London Mail from Pharsday reports revolutions in Spain Portugal and Naples gaining momentum without bloodshed. It praises humane liberty, laments despots, and notes Juntas in Lisbon and Oporto, a Neapolitan parliament, and expected Sicilian acceptance. The piece predicts Austrian designs exposed by Aborg Gate and counters foreign invasion with British support for liberty.
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London
Pharsday
Spain
Portugal
Naples
Europe
Oporte
Lisbon
Aaborg Gate
Austria
England
THE QUEEN S TRIAL
Judges revisited admissibility of conspiracy act evidence against Vilmacarti and Ruganti. Attorney General allowed witness inquiry into Vilmacarti s alleged undue agency. Bonfiglio Pomarti swore receiving money six times for taking Queen s papers. Raganti accused of attempting to perjure for the Queen. Zangli Zanler and Sacchi witnesses debated. rulings favored Crown in parts, with lengthy deliberations and no Friday adjournment.
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Vilmacarti
Ruganti
Vilmecarti
Bonfiglio Pomarti
Philippa Pani
Raganti
Antonio Majone
Venice
Zangli
Zanler
Domenigo Salvador
Crevica
Sacchi
Persia
Despotism Fades as Reason Promises European Renewal
A quotation declaring that mankind rejects oppressive chains and that despotism is ending. It prophesies the triumph of reason and a lifting of darkness over Europe, praising progress and enlightenment across the continent.
Lisbon Junta Triumph Admirers and New Portuguese Constitution
Two Lisbon mails bring papers about the Oporto Junta arriving in Lisbon as representatives of the Northven Provinces prepare to assemble with them but waive the point. The entry is hailed as a triumph with twelve richly caparisoned horses and triumphal arches. New papers announce the first numbers of the Portuguese Constitution. Lord Beresford's arrival remains unclear and the Vengeur may sail to Portsmouth.
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Lisbon
Bth
Oporto Janta
France Grants Desertors Unconditional Pardon For Duke of Bordeaux Birth
The Paria Papers report an ordonance dated the 7th granting all deserting sub-officers and privates a full amnesty through Monday. They may enlist again or retire with discharge and a pay packet. They must surrender arms or pay an equivalent or justify noncompliance.
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Paria
Duke of
Bordeaux
House of Commons debate on Franklin sedition case ends
Tuesday evening in the House of Commons the case of Franklin the alleged sedition maker was debated. Lord Castlereagh condemned any connection with the incendiary and the government pledged full pursuit and prosecution. An adjournment to November 24 was agreed, and a motion to adjourn only until the next day for action on parallel measures passed. The Glasgow Herald notes the April seditious handbill was printed in Glasgow by two youths under a pair of printers, with three men in Parkhead identified as its authors.
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House of Commons
Franklin
Jime
Lord Castleregh
Cor Hingell
Lord Castlereagh
Noel
Rire
Mr. Hume
Glagow
Glaygow
Glasgow
Hoberg Fulton
John Atehineon
Addreas Tech
America
Perdons
Parkhead
M' Kenzie
Yuillee
Fragmentary note on fugitives and public fear
A damaged excerpt describes three men fleeing the country after a reward was offered for their capture linked to a publication. It mentions families left destitute and whale factory workers in the western district mobilizing committees to publish an April event, implying coordinated movements beyond espionage.
Funds Closing Report At Loupen Market
Money is now abundantly available in Loupen prompting demand for Stack and preventing a decline. The Funds closed with Red. Ann do ox div Convors 61. Do. for Account 61. 4 per Cents 5 Navy 5 per Centa. 103].
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Loupen
Cape settlement and naval notes across empire tides
News from the Cape region describes growing colonial settlement and inland dangers from wildlife. Ships Vyne and Hyperion bring funds and troops to Portugal’s theater, while orders reassign ships and prepare to transport Count Palovela to Brazil. Dublin and Drogheda reports cover local governance, church ordinations, military reviews, and shipping updates with a steady stream of imperial affairs.
Spanish Florida dispute and Lords debates in London
The London Mail reports on intelligence that Spain ceded Florida to the United States. The Lords addressed legal questions with the Lord Chief Justice declaring the opinions of the judges negative on certain queries. Continued discussion covered Mal-practices defense and secret committee scrutiny of correspondence related to Castelli's Milan mission. Major incidents include a dire duel report, a suicide at No 50 Sloane Street, and naval movements from Portsmouth.
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Dublin Journal
London Mail
Floridas
United States
Aetna Hoube
Benoa
Lord Erskine
Pato Mlept
Earl Grey
Milan
Brougham
Earl of Liverpool
Brehine
Darnhey
Manners
Landsdown
Powell
Col
Browse
Rastelli
Banta der Jant
Ilawse
Marquis of Lansdowg
Secree
Karl Grey
Colonel Browne
Castelli
Lord Liverpool
Earl
Roslyn
Minners
Aiden
Ellenbrough
Earl of Lauderdale
Erekine
Russ
Amberyt
Margy
Loudsdown
Broutrain
Alexander Oliviera
Bacon Bergawh
Hue
Corey Pon
Pawel
Guninitter
Pers Bur
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Ad Grey
Safe Exchange
Dublin
Lake Dublin Journal
France
Cape
Cattraria
Antoviguols
Genequoia
Hottentot
Trina
Vyne
Portsmouth
Lima
Abe
Searle
Valparaiso
Juan Fernandez
Marshal Shed Beresfard
Conrae
Domur
Billinastoe
Tartland
Clombrook
Riverston
Clanroad
P. Preston
Limerick
Italy
Messina
Perm
Korestan Pope
Urata
Stevy
Weterloo
John Hogerson
Drogheda
Abraham Bradley King
Board of Aldermen
Lainey
Cape Coving
J. Gordon
Flamas Elrington
Trinity College
Webop
Lernerk
Arofert
Agate
Mra. Elrington
Swinhunes
S.H. Beresford
W Irvine
He Ward
S. Cammin
Mussie
Alexander
Duarneary
Gordon
Thogon
Oreo
Coumander
Chich
Eagland
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Chester
Jamon Lyon
Coure Maral
Campbell Gub
Hull
Madrid
Calla
J. XK. Johnston
Lower Sackville Street
Mc Newton
T’o
Warwick-atreet
Warwickeaquare
White
Fleet-street
David Robert
Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle
J.t.smith
Huwagonre Edinburgh
Eyder
Badassan
Spen-ers
Owen Glendower
Buenos Ayres
Sloane
Chelsea
Seymour
Padl-Mall
Win. Keppel
Wadner
Marquis of Waterford
Waterloo Steam Packet
Liverpool
Pesaro
Brandenbar Howe
Strand
Courabre
Nile
Andrew, Halborn
St George
Lharadoy
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