Court adjourns hearing to first Saturday after recess
Fragmentary report shows a hearing titled Heard Goarel on a Scotth with Asppeal Oilvie versus Wingate. The court adjourned the further hearing till the first Saturday after the recess and then adjourned to Monday.
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Goarel Ona Scotth. Asppeal
Oilvie Wersus Wingate
Plague Perceptible Declines in Constantinople and Diplomatic Arrival
From the London Gazette dated April as a Constantinople and February 22 reports the plague scarcely noticeable in the capital. Venice notation on March 25 notes royal and noble dignitaries including the King and Queen of Naples and other archdukes arriving in the city with their suites yesterday.
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Milan
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Promotions for officers across multiple royal regiments
The War Office lists numerous promotions and appointments across regiments including the 2d or Royal North British Dragoons 16th Light Dragoons 3d Foot 11th Foot 1st Foot 18th Royal Irish Foot 7th Foot 47th Foot 6th Foot 57th Foot 60th Royal American Foot Highland Foot and the New South Wales Corps. Officers such as Lieutenant James Hay Cornet Hugh Dive Captain-Lieutenant, John S Stuart Cornet, Donald Macdonald Lieutenant James Smith Sailie Ensign Henry Clinton Captain of a Company Major Hay Macdowall Lieutenant Colonel, Thomas Holme Ensign, James Spens Major Charles O Hara Major General, Joseph Foveaux Captain, and several Lieutenants and Ensigns receive new ranks or postings.
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James Hay
Hugh Dive
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Dragoons
Robert Jones
16Th
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John S. Stuart
Foot
Donald Macdonald
James Smith Saillie
William George Daniel
Henry Douglas Crunven
Henry Clinton
Royal Irish
Thomas Holme
George Pitot
David Erskine
Royal Highland Foot
John Farquarton
47Th Foot
Samuel Stapleton
G6th Foot
Cavendish Start
57Th Foot
Hay Macdowall
George Carnegie
60Th
Royal American Foot
Jacob Tenton
Walsh Hami
Thomas M‘kee
Henry Poulett
Julines Herring
Ts 730
Highland) Foot
James Spens
4Qth
Highland Foot
Charles O’hara
Stapleton Cottons
New South Wales Corps
Bankrupts listed for surrender and certificates issued in London
A telegraphic roster of bankrupts including Edward Eggington Clerkenwell and William Lancaster Whitechapel with surrender dates set at Guildhall. Names from Manchester Liverpool York Wolverhampton and Salisbury plus recognitions of bankruptcy enlarged and certificates to be granted by April 30.
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Fringis Guias
Long-lane
Grand Buckingham House visit and royal movements noted
Wednesday morning reports the Majrittes and three elder Princesses returning to Windsors Lodge from Buckingham House. Earlier the royal family attended divine service at Chapel Royal St James's, with the Queen holding a Drawing-Room later. Evening talks of India affairs, theater plans, and social gossip fill the page along with stock transfers and local notices.
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Curious Predictions Circulating in Germany
Curious predictions circulate about political eclipses this year including a new French constitution overshadowed by an old order, Poland’s fate visible in Berlin London and The Hague, and a general turn against state control. The text claims press liberty will eclipse in France and partly in England, with money and rights under scrutiny.
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England
Despotism in Constantinople as Vizir slain headline
Reports from Constantinople describe the disfigured head of the late Grand Vizir shown as a state traitor, with public support for Juffus Pacha's appointment. War preparations continue amid Alsace disturbances as Neugebauer regiment moves to Fribourg. Also noted: Jewish emigration controls, Wallachian Hospodar pledge, and Russian-British diplomacy affecting Baltic commerce.
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Accidents and Incidents from a London Morning
A lady injures her leg stepping from a carriage at Blackfriars Church and is taken to Rev. Romaine's where it is set. Lord Charles H. Somerset loses thirteen guineas and a half to a pocket pick during the King’s guard change at St James’s. A Halifax arrival found dead in a lodgings at London Wall. A fire at the Three Cups Inn Broad Street destroys the building and stables. a clerk perishes in the flames and a coroner’s inquest at Bell-yard, Temple-bar, cites lunacy. Thieves break into Mr Harrison's Piercy Street Tottenham Court Road home at four in the morning, stealing plate valued around twenty pounds after decanting Madeira.
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