Debates on adjournment and defence timing in Lords
The Lords debated delaying the Queen's defence with counsel seeking three weeks and possibly taking two witnesses' depositions abroad. Lordship concerns included convenience, readiness to proceed, and whether to use commission for witness testimony amid illness and distance. The question of adjournment to Tuesday next to resume was approved.
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Manele
Gould
Corrie
Farl
Roseberry
Marqtes
Lansdown
Earl of Lauderdale
Buter
Farl Grey
Earl of Harrowby
Earl Urey
Maresty
Earl of Liverpool
Brougham
Thore
Wizard
Mr. Brougham
Drord Borringdon
Merl Gory
Lord Melville
Earl of Li Rrpool
Earl Bathwist
Natal
Mrrlington
Earl of
Liversoal
Bruton
Werther
Earl of Linterdale
Wroughton
Wistert
Fe Trout
Lord Falmouth
London
Mjesty
Role Raid
Duke of Athol
Middlesex
Aberdeen
Earl of Darlington
Holland
Mr. Bringham
Guildhall
Frederick Montague
Italy
Court of Justice
Chauvellor
Tagement
Eail
Liverpool
Suanion
Julius Caesar Drassi
Jon Fotn
SAN Josepel Rize WM
Beau Beck
Hughes
Erskine
Rhinmsett
Nia
Shodall
Compuseion
Mart
Wend FL Montana
Rosslyn
Lud Holland Oswerved
Natal Questal
Conde Uer
Tna
Titan Ena
Lord F. Montagu
Lord Redesdale
Hein
Queen's Plate meeting at Crown and Anchor to report subscription
A Monday meeting at the Crown and Anchor heard the Committee report on a subscription to present a service of plate to her Majesty. Sir Gerald Noel chaired. Alderman Wood treasurer with a large list of proposed trustees. letters and testimonies on the Queen's finances and witnesses from Milan and Dover were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown and Anchor
Lacie
G. Noel
Charles Pearson
Crown and Anchor Taevern
Plato
Alderman Wood
J Hurcombe
Charman
Mev Hayes
Wr. Gilchrist
Ireland
Scotland
Munsie
Const
Clarke
Phetwall
Bowie
Wooler
Flanagan
Murphy
Puice of
Lienster
Barfortxfords
Gerald Noel
Alderman Uod
Hon
Dengiay
Inured
Hever More
Hay
M.pyd Hie
Hay M.P
Vi Pherp
Alderton Waithuau
D. Woitheas
Lord Williams Peteser
Pearson
Hiaves
Giletiint
de Couver
Wood
London Sunday arrival of high status witnesses in Daly
London reports that several Queen witnesses have arrived in town Daly accompanied by notable figures of high respectability. The expected appearance and potential influence on events surrounding Her Majesty are anticipated with interest by observers.
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William Gell
Hownam
Vlyna
Halland
Count Schiavini
Hieronymus Carlo
England
House of Lords
Brandenburgh House
Whitechapel
Parish Offiers
Aldersgate
Alderman Cox
Derby
Robert Wilson
Hobhouse
Sheffield
Lord Duncannon
Leicester
Alderman Wood
Halifax
Francis Burdett
Milan
Pianazza
Teuille
London
Lugano
Dover
Pergam
Sacchi
Colonel Teuille
Malan
Mr. Pranazza
Tam
Albion
Livy
Paetyl
Tne Famour
Vile
Vimercati
Holland
Icajinos
Arive
Signor
Maurice Camera
Dialian
Gonessaya
Bercasi
Neufchatel Ag
Magistracy
Daly
Auidige Vibere
United States Trade Woes and Slave Smuggling Report
Boston and New Orleans dispatches describe commercial embarrassments and several failures in Boston and Salear as East India trade declines. Congress soon to consider relief measures. A New Orleans paper notes large scale slave smuggling into Laurelana aboard U.S. vessels fetching almost double prior prices.
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Boston
United States
Salear
East Indies
Congress
New Orleans
Laurelana
Bolivar and Morillo Forces in South American Conflicts
In Boston papers the late graduates and royalises report Bolivar commands about 6000 to 7000 troops while Morillo leads around 4000 to 5000. Bolivar’s forces are said to be better equipped with imports from New Orleans, Jamaica, and the West Indies, funded by Patriots’ money seized at Santa Fe. A letter from Carracas notes calmer subsistence. Daoliver concentrates troops for the campaign, with estimates around 2000 to 6000 men, awaiting the Myuin advance. A report from St. Whomas’s hints at renewed activity and a recent event aboard a ship near Mai.
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Boston
Graduats
Royalises
Bolivar
Morillo
St. Whomaa’s
Cieneral Daoliver
Myuin
Metternich Letter on German State of Europe
A confidential missive from Prince Metternich to Baron Berstett discusses the Imperial Cabinet’s view of Germany and the political future. It emphasizes maintaining existing orders, caution toward reforms, and unity among European powers to prevent upheaval while praising the Carlsbad Conference outcomes and Vienna’s future role.
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Germany
Prince Metternich Oy
Nister
Austria
Baron Berstett
Grand Duke of Baten
Carlabad
Armuk
Aguino United
St Ay
Morrow
Benaid
Aurity Toy Iwell
Carlsbad
Tel
Vienna
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Lord Darnley
Duke of Montrose
FL Montagu
Ly Ain Mivsen
United Saes
Souptil Aveiuca
Gevareuai
Confederation
Augsburg
Ali Pacha
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