Macclesfield Rioters Trial At Chester Assizes
Samuel Hordern and Ralph Wright stood trial in Chester on riot charges following a Macclesfield disturbance last August. Witnesses described crowds breaking windows, chanting Hunt and Liberty, and engaging in violent disorder. The jury found Hordern guilty, Wright guilty, and James Parr was discharged on recognizance. Joseph Hartison faced further proceedings.
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Chester
Macclesfield
Sonuek Pridern
Maclesfield
Samuel Hardern
Jonathan Wilson
Sarget Naylor
Wilson
Manchester
J. W. Leycester
Maccleyfield
Hunt
Liberty
Samuel Hordern
Hunt and Liberty
May
Joseph Wilshaw
Cope's
Wilshaw
Jonas
J. Clowes Ormeauid
Sam
M. H. Corbishley
Ile
England
Macclesfiel
Caponsel
Naylor
Candly
Ralph Wright
Evans
Gould
Samuel Stone
Thomas Wright
Hiaservyiter
James Parr
Clock Manker
Wigger
Jones
Joseph Hartison
Saint Harrison
Nest Assizes
Harrison
Letter from Mr Hunt to a friend in London
Lancaster September 4 describes a Lancaster Grand Jury returning a true bill against Richard Owen for perjury and other indictments. It details contested bills against Platt Derbyshire and others, protest to Lord Stanley, and brutal assaults during the riots with women and a child injured.
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Dear OR
Lancaster
Richard Owen
Pratt
Derbyshire
Plant
Dorbyshire
Myelota
Gwen
Platt
Moorhouse
Lord Ellanborough
Moura Pearson
Hainer
Treasury
Perrons
EB. B. Wilbraham
Lord Stanley
Nadia
Plait
Yarbyakire
Yeomanry
Owen
Huron
Hucron
HH. Hunt
Grand Jury
Price of Irish Stocks Yesterday
Summary of yesterday’s Irish securities shows Government Debt at 3⅜ percent, UK Stock at 3⅜ percent, BEF Government Debt at 5 percent, Grand Canal Loan at 4 percent, Royal Canal Stock near 100. BOE City Debt at 5 percent, Pipe W. Debt and other items traded. Exchange data lists Dublin and London values with £2 reference.
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P. Ct
Dod Exchange
Dublin
London
Halifax and Dublin Journal Summary of Continental Population Arrivals
The Dublin Journal notes Friday September 10 evening edition reporting that the Lox pow Mair of Tuesday bua arrived with German and other Continental Popen, yielding copious extracts. Halifax papers reach July 25 but contents are deemed uninteresting.
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Halifax
Improvement of the Country in Ireland Report on Labour and Bogs
A fourth page excerpt reviews a Secet Committee report on Ireland's labour, capital scarcity, and the bogs and fisheries. It notes limited manufacturing scale, small farms, and tenant costs hindering capital accumulation, and questions the proposed cure of draining bogs and expanding fisheries as misleading since capital is absent and unemployment grows. The piece argues that increasing employment without real capital would raise wages but worsen misery.
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Secet
Ireland
Fysherigs
Bog
Lrolind
Phory
Irelan
Ivelapa
Ireland Poverty Lordship Debate on Population Policy
A fragment from a longer discussion argues that increasing population will worsen poverty in Ireland and that proposed remedies fail to address the true causes. It notes the high cost of labour and capital, questions relief measures, and hints at resuming the topic later. The tone is analytical and exploratory, with focus on economic distress and policy missteps.
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Ireland
Fall of Barcelona City in South American War Report
Letters from Margaritta dated July 24 report the fall of Barcelona in Cumana province after a Patriot Army division led by Generals Manixo and Sypend defeated a Royalist force commanded by ARANJA on June 12. Barcelona, noted for muddy streets and hog-related illness, sees contraband trade with Trinidad and an export estimate of 400,000 hard dollars yearly. The Margaritta expedition sailed July 1, changing landing plans to Barcelona to assist land attacks on Cumana.
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Margaritta
Barcelona
Manixo
Sypend
Aranja
Cumana
Nevers
Sunmoor
En-Irona
Trinidad
Depons
Ita
Cumaina
Loguyra
Manaaritta
Barrelong
Comana
Conspiracy Fears Stir Cadiz As Madrid Reports Tension
From Madrid latest Foreign Journals recount a suspected Cadiz conspiracy aimed at overthrowing the regime. Count Astigar is said to be tasked with suppressing it while inquiries probe his conduct. The dispatch notes unrest in Valencia and rising agitation across Spain, with petitions urging national representation and reforms.
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Madrid
Barney Oe Tatiscien
Astigar
O'Coxsext
Cadiz
Mapain
Inquisition
Siau
Valuncia
Alvn
Valencia
Alwada
Elaos
Banasow
Gibraltar
Cadiz Expedition Rumors and Allied Answers
Reports from Cadiz discuss British transport ships and the plan to join a grand expedition. Forebodings arise of a piece by piece breakdown, with Cadiz and Havana campaigns debated, while Calleja’s appointment draws mixed opinions among officers and the Spanish court.
The Florida Treaty Refusal by Ferdinand
A late 19th century dispatch reports Ferdinand’s refusal to ratify the Spain United States Florida treaty. It notes American possession of East and West Florida, fears of war, and European powers backing Spain. Extracts from Madrid letters discuss political speculation, potential conflicts, and the possible arrival of a fresh minister to obtain clarifications. The piece considers the impact on the US government and ongoing claims against individuals.
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Florida
Fesdinand
Unite
Kiso
America
Ferdmann
Amecans
Congress
Hay
United States
Floridas
Madrid
Spain
East
Ferdinand
United
Greo
Mapuio
Defini
Cuhinel
Ali Josty
Regton
Ifgordnary
Uch Arp
M. Onla
Ménoriat Béarrais
Yreneen
Eps
Legation
Bayonne
Gourdeaux
Furomann Villa
State of Gurmady Conference Report Declared End
The memorandum from Carlelysd notes the ministerial talks concluding last month. Principal results are expected to outline measures related to various services and governance, with officials predicting decisive steps in the near future.
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Gurmady
Carlelysd
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MR. Hunt
Ache Dublin Journal
South American Affairs
State OF
Gitraltar
Transporta
Dora
Laboh
Ava
Tantha Albley
Seston Ft
Tata
Cadis
Washington Cabinet
Tescon
Calleja
Cadla
Mexico
Montcan
Spanish America
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