Trial of Lord Thanet and Fergusson Verdicts in Riot Case
A crowded court heard Lord Thanet, Robert Ferguson and Dennis O'Brien face a riot case tied to the O Connor affair. The jury found Thanet and Ferguson guilty while O'Brien was acquitted after a long day of testimony, with Attorney General urging strict law and judges urging balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angy
O’connor
Mr. Fergusson
F. Burdett
Fergusson
Sheridan
Lew
Lord Thayer
Mr. Sheridan
Mr. Law
Law
Lord Kenyon
Erskine
Sherian
Justice Heath
Shepherd
Mrr. Fergusson
Ofiers
Duke of Portland
Fergutson
Artermey
Serjeant Shepherd
Hurley
Lord Thaser
Connor
Lord Thanet
Rivett
Edward Knatchbull
Courts of Justice
Whitbread
Fas
Arthur O’connor
Sackville
Thanet
Robert Ferguson
Dennis O’brien
Parliamentary Intelligence in Lords on Union with Ireland
The House of Lords met Friday April 26 at two with the Henig and the Commons bearing joint Addresses on His Majesty's Message about a Legislative Union with Ireland. The session adjourned to Monday.
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House of Lords
Henig
Commons
Ireland
House of Commons schedules change in Treasury Agreement hearing
The House met at two to accompany the Speaker with the Address. Mr Fekyil moved to discharge the order for taking into consideration the Treasury Lords and Mr Palmer agreement, proposing a new order for May seventh. Committees of Supply and Ways and Means and other orders deferred to Monday next.
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House OF Commons
Faipay
Fekyil
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Palmer
Priend
Hobhouse
Members attend St James’s for Ireland union message
About forty Members, most in uniform, went to St James’s with the House dress to hear His Majesty’s Message on a Legislative Union with Ireland. The assembly adjourned Monday after the reception of the royal communication.
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St.James’s
Edict by Emperor Paul amid Hamburgh embargo details
Private letters from St Petersburgh dated the 3d indicate on the 21st official edict. The Empress decrees embargo and vessel return actions against Hamburgh ports due to suspected French alignment. Reports claim embargo extended to Pressian ships. claims of Prussian coalition ambitions debated. Egypt campaign grim with disease and dwindling French forces. Bonaparte at Cairo. The plague devastates Alexandria garrison.
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St. Peterburghs
Russia
Hamaveda
Hayburgh
Peris
Ham Tegh
St. Petersburgh
Paul
France
Italy
Paris
Egypt
Bonaparte
Cairo
Alexandria
Levee at St James and royal audience at Windsor
Yesterday the Kina held a Levee at St James Palace and at two o'clock the Lords and Commons presented an Address on His Majesty's Union with Ireland. Later the King left for Windsor and the Royal party visited Somerset House to view the season's exhibition.
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Kina
St. James’s Palace
Houses of Lords and Commons
Ireland
Great Council
Kywne
Duke of Porriam
Earl Spencer
Cunucettor
Grenvirtue
Duscas
Windsor
Somerset House
Trovaripee
Alexandria
France
Department of the Doths
L’indre
Loire
Naples
Scuerer
Miniter
War Department
Louis the Xivth
Ryswick
Utrecht
Brussells
Beert
Rhine
Jourpan
Revaria
Arcapulis
Massena
Italy
Grifons
Voralberg
Tyrol
Hoags
Feldkirch
Maret
Marraces
Hamburgh
Lamestee
Legation
Lisbon
Characer
Jourdan
Paris
Championnet
Modena
Journan
DynamPtonnet
The Hengiewta and other ships report capturings and damages
The fleet entries describe the Hengiewta from Ipswich to Aberdor and other vessels like the Patrick from Datlin to Oporto being captured and burnt, the Cromotto saved, and the Hambro Commerce run ashore. News notes include privateer actions off Holland, a fight near Maker Heighs, and the Amelia returning to harbor for repairs after a recent battle with French frigates.
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Hengiewta
Willian
Ipswich
Aberdorfea
Ps Wliantas Jig
Ramsgate
Funk
Willock
Carmount
Liverpool
Leghorn
Ito
Algediras
Yarmouth
Willce
Fepsin Bonidan
Patrick
Olyorn
Datlin
Oporto
Cromotto
Watt
New Y Branswick
Hamsbgrough
Sanrew
P. Peta
Ciertch
Rom
Ondon
Hambr
Hotland
Hambro
Hervege
Hans
Poalé
Ne‘guin
Pete Bys de Matnog Boy
Plymouth
Handelstuft
Kir
Smirnai
Hd Texel
Sailing news fragment at sea with ships and mails
Fragmentary report describes sailing on a Wednesday evening with the Prince Frederick and other ships including Larne and Fine frigates and the Bart of Leicester. Captain Chagbes Thompson directs mails and passengers toward Cuxhaven as a NE wind blows.
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Rermouth
Prince-Frederick
Dire@or
Madras
Larne
Bart of Leicester
Chagbes Thompson
Cuxhaven
Idztalled
Public Officer Rows Fret In Clare Market Fortune Telling Case
Elizabeth Corbye, a fortune teller, was brought to the office on charges of obtaining 2 shillings from Margaret Patterson by foretelling and claiming details of her life. The witness Ann Smith testified accompanying Patterson. Corbye examined hands and eyes, foretold marriage, children, and future events, and was committed to the House of Correction.
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Elizabeth Corbye
Endon
Charg&t
Margaret Patterson
Ed Fueftdy
Holles-street
Clare‘market
Ann Smith
Witnes
Cori
Archduke Kray and Verona Legnano actions detailed
The London Gazette prints a long correspondence from Archduke Charles and Licutenant General Kray on the March 25 and 26 battles near Stockach and Legnano Italy. It estimates enemy losses around 5000 and Austrian losses near 3090, praising officers including Kray, Frolich, Reinwald, Abfaltern, Paar, Rudi, Somariva and others. The report covers troop dispositions, assaults on Legnano and Anguari, and the sturdy defense of Verona and adjoining posts.
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Charles
Kraya
Stocksch
Ascrouxe
Licniano
Verona
Pastrengo
Legnana
Gert. Kray
Bevilaqua
Legnano
de Guilay
Adige
Anguiari
Pice
Warmiattr
Gettison
Legnand
Frolich
Legnaro
Medé
St. Pierre
Reinwald
Abfaltern
Gount Paar
Rudi
Somariva
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la Nymphe
P. Fextee
Alasia
Frafte
Amelia Trigute
Piius
Pog. B. Hergert
Belleville
Padi
London Gazette
Apaniay
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