The Pazzi Conspiracy Tale In Italian History
A translated collection notes Italian tales rooted in historical accuracy. The featured Catherine Canacci story recounts jealousy, the Duchess Salviati’s revenge plots, conspiracies by the Canacci sons, and a gruesome December 31 1638 murder ending with the Duchess’s retribution and fate of the murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hotroan
London
J. Andrews
Cenci
Percy Shelly
Miss Holford
Mascaniello
Cesar Burgio
Ugolino
Pazzi
Alfieri
Catherina Canacci
Catherine
Miracle in Paris described as religious recovery tale
A hasty translation from Paris Journal recounts the miraculous recovery of Madame de Gayon after long illness. Priests and confessor reports describe repeated fainting, then a sudden improvement after a July communion, with renewed health and acts of faith. Readers may verify at 121 Rue Saint Lazare.
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Gayon
Madame de Gayon
Prince Hohenlohe
Forster
St. Arbrose de Papincourt
Madame the Marchoness de Gayon
Saint Louis de la Chaussee d'Antin
Church of the Calvary
Mount Valian
M. Li
Quiner
Rue Saint Lazare
Vetoes in papal election stir Rome and Europe
Letters from Rome discuss raillery over votes on the papal election by Courts of France Austria and Spain. France blocks Feseh while Austria vetoes Zuria and Spain vetoes a Cardinal unfriendly to the inquisition. The Italian nation reportedly vetoes Rudolph of Austria. First scrutiny yields no result amid expected third scrutiny. Russia’s emperor to meet Austrian envoy in Odessa as Vienna moves.
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Feton
Rome
France
Austria
Spain
Feseh
Court of
Zuria
Court
Inquisition
Rudolph
Austia
Frankfort
Russia
Moscow
Odess
Vienna
Biography of Major General Anthony de Rotten Governor of Barcelona
A biographical sketch portrays Major General Anthony de Rotten as a principled, brave, and disciplined officer of Swiss origin, serving under General Mina. It details his early life, long military career in Spain, key actions at Tarragona and Gerona, his imprisonment and release, and his later appointment as Governor of Barcelona, highlighting his leadership, integrity, and pivotal role in Catalonia’s constitutional struggle.
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Anthony DE Rotten
Barcelona
Mina
Manem
General de Rotten
Barle
Savoy
Catalonia
de Rotten
Armhy
Riding
Macquess
Campo Verde
Monjuich
O'Donnell
Abishal
Schwartz
O'Bunnell
Sarsfield
Contreras
Marshal Suchet
Spain
Iri
Naples
Tarragona
Baleagh
Majorca
Abivbel
Atttghi
Andélasia
America
Portler
Ibacy
Aisholb
Cadiz
Ferdinand
Constitutional
Pyrenees
Insolvent Debtor Court and Pope Pius V funeral noted
London reports an Insolvent Debtor Court motion altering a discharge for an insolvent named Green, expunging the calendar prefix and limiting custody. The same item includes a long account of Pope Pius VII’s death and Mass, with details on Cardinal Chiaramonte and the Roman Catholic rites, bishops, and public tributes. A Birmingham inventor claims a self-acting mail machine could move Royal Mail at 12 miles per hour.
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Heath
Harris
Green
Aoler
Pope Landon Yaterday
Romer Cathotte Ghepel
Mustelaee
Pius
Amon
Printe de Bolighaether
Baaverin Ang
and L Foncey
Peter
Poynter
James York
Ates
Stirts
Europe
T Poynter
Barnabdi Chiaramonte
Cesena
Romagna
Benestines
Megus
St. Paul
Rome
Pius VI
Tivoli
Imola
Pralate
Italy
Holy See
Chiaramonte
Venice
Thad
France
Druce
England
Char
Wettich
Roman Catholica
Seti
George
Ee IV
Louis Xviiii
Bangliss
Birmingham
Archery Meeting at Buckley Lodge in Needwood Forest
The fourth meeting of the Society of Archers was held at Buckley Lodge Needwood Forest the residence of G Sneyd Esq on Thursday. Prizes went to Miss Sneyd and Miss Charlotte Sneyd with Miss Sneyd crowned queen of the day. A ball and elegant entertainment followed the shooting with band from Staffordshire militia. Berlin Gazette notes Madame de lEstacq and five other ladies honored with the Order of Louisa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Archers
Buckley Lodge
Needwood Forest
G. Sneyd
Sneyd
Charlotte Sneyd
Keel
Berlin
Madame de l'Estacq
Louisa
Dublin Journal Office Advertisement Note
Printed at the Dublin Journal Office No 15 and Mount Street Corner of Exaex Street where advertisements are received.
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Dublin Journal
Miont-Street
Exaex-street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catherina
Jacopo Balviati
Veronica Cibo
Masea
Veronica Salviati
Alee
Salviati
Count Canacei
San Pietro Maggiore
Veronica
Canacci
Francesco
Bartolomeo
Bartolomeo Canacci
St. Ambrogio
Bartholomeo
Innett
Maying
Via Pentolini
O 'Fley
Paris
Werald and Weekly Register
Paris Journal
Philosophical School
Tarta
L’ Ami de la Religion Et du Roi
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