Parsloe Divorce Bill Heard in Lords for Mental Dishonor
In the House of Lords Parsloe’s divorce bill was presented to dissolve Captain Parsloe’s marriage on grounds of adultery with Corner Sykes. Counsel Ruffell led witnesses, detailing the prior King’s Bench trial verdict of 10,000 pounds damages and 1871 costs, with the Arches Court of Canterbury divorce to follow. The bill was read a first time and committed for Monday.
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Parsloe
Parlo
Corner Sykes
Ruffell
Capt. Parsloe
Court of King’s Bench
Arches Court of Canterbury
House of Commons Committee Ballot Names Reported
The House balloted for a Committee to try the merits of the Pool Election. The returned names were Francis Dickins, Lionel Darel, Paul Benfield, Ralph Milbank, John Pree, Hugh Barlow, James Martin, Ht Crutchley, Sutton, Ibbs Crawford, Edward Lascelles, Hon. Charles Long, and Lord Carysfart. The Committee of Supply and Ways and Means was postponed till tomorrow. The Committee on Felon’s Employment Bill was deferred till Tuesday.
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Francis Dickins
Lionel Darel
Paul Benfield
Ralph Milbank
John Pree
Hugh Barlow
James Martin
Ht Crutchley
Sutton
Ibbs Crawford
Edward Lascelles
Chi. Hike Eeuharles Long
Lord Carysfart
Prominees
Committee of Supply and Ways and Means
Royal Drawing Room at St James's with High Attendees
Yesterday their Majesties and three elder princesses attended a drawing room at St James's begun at two. The Queen was joined by Duke of Gloucester and many peers including the Dukes of Buccleugh, Chandos, Montrose, and Wellington, plus numerous earls bishops generals and ladies. Afternoon audiences and a Whitehall cabinet council followed, ending at four.
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Buckingham-house
St. James’s
Duke of Gloucester
Hiebae T
Duke of
Radnor
Lauderdale
Aldborough
Kiscounts
Fitzwilliam
Cremorne
Netterville
Hinchinbrooke
Wentworth
Boston
Dudley
Ward
Hawkesbury
Southampton
Douglas
Somers
Strathaven
Dover
Goldstick
London
Clogher
Dr. Courtney
Popenine
Catten
Poole
James Peachey
Cox
Jenkinson
Frazer
O’ Grant
Mr. Peters
Henniker
Woodard
Townshend
Vyner
Bouverie
Gordon
T. Pitt
Sumner
Heaward
Alderman Harley
C. le Comtes de Saguer
Schall
du Portt
Baron Kutzleben
Chev
de St. Simon
Ducheses
Buccleugh
Chandos
Montrose
Marchiouwffes
Salisbury
Stafford
Bath
Counteses
Howe
Harrington
Carlisle
Aylesford
Ailesbury
Talbot
Orkney
Granard
Courtown
Albermale
Delaware
Clermont
Coventry
Aberdeen
Fortescue
Hymbford
Rawdon
Waldegrave
Scott
Dundas
Hodgson
Drummond
Hervey
TP. Pitt
Woodford
Howard
Moor
Milbank
Jones
Digby
Jeffrey
Bruhl
Duke of Montrose
Lord Murerave
Lord Grenville
Geo. Yonge
Pirr
Downing-street
Duke of Leps
Whitehall
Buckingham House
Armida Opera Rehearsal At KING'S Theatre Delights Audiences
Public rehearsal of Armida by Sacchini with Pacchierotti and Mara drew a refined audience including the Duke of Clarence and other nobles. Critics praised Mara Bravura in D and Lazari’s Cavatina in E flat, noting new cadences and strong vocal control. The venue boasted a superb semi circular box design, gilded pillars, and a richly painted drop curtain. The orchestra, led by Cramer, performed in a fully appointed ensemble as the pit filled.
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Armida
Sacchini
Pacchierotti
Mara
Lazariat
Cramer
Duke of Clarence
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Mount Edgcumbe
Duke of Queensbury
Lord Cholmondely
Parish of Notre Dame Celebrates King’s Assembly Anniversary
Paris reports the anniversary of the King’s oath to the French nation held with pomp at Notre Dame. Deputies occupied the cathedral seat, high mass and Te Deum followed by a patriotic address interrupted by applause. Mirabeau questioned reception at Court, while the King’s commissioners move to restore tranquility in Strasbourg. Paris reports rising crime and job loss amid gambling and gaming, with security measures urged near the Palais Royal and Captain Rochambeau’s stance.
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Ci-Devant
Notre Dame
National Assembly
Ci-Devan
M. Mirabeau
Gregoire
Thuilleries
Strasburg
France
Italy
M. de la Fayette
Aids de Camp
Palais Royal
Paris
Council of the Commons
Chapel Royal
National Guard
M. de Sainte Luce
AL. de Rochambeau
Theatre de AM
Ails Up-nixe to Appear at Covent Garden
Aifs Up-nixe is soon to appear at Covent Garden and may prove a rising actress if merit matches name. The Duchess of Burrawp may yet enjoy toast at convivial gatherings if a certain marriage proceeds. Attorneys laugh at water and rising litigation spirits grow in this country.
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Coventgarden
Cverybody
Fordan
Court of King’s Bench
Court of Iking’s Bench
House of
Conve
Gauds Pefuitey
Chantilly
Monsieur Miraneau
Natrona Assembly
Musgicians
Paris
National Assembly
Piscord
Austrian Netherlands
Namur
de Mercy Arcen- Teav
Portiers College faculty purge and rival appointments
National Assembly reports that Professors of the College of Poitiers refused the Civic Oath. Administrative Bodies and the University replaced the dispossessed with their own nominees. Debates on suppressing the University Tribunal failed. In Vienne, cures took the oath while about 1100 criminal trials were postponed, to be handled by a low salary official. Twenty six more decrees were issued setting up juries.
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College of Portiers
Poitiers
Steetare
Sierra
M. L. Abbe du Mouchet
M. Chebroid
Vienne
Committee of Criminal Jurisprudence
Poitiers Parishes Trimmed and Bishop Elected
The text notes Paris and suburbs reduced to thirty three parishes while Poitiers city parishes drop to six. It mentions forts formed in the sitting and the election of 444e de Marilles as Bishop of Soisfons. Bourbon Lancy priests are denounced for preaching sedition to sway the people.
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Paris
Poitiers
Fortes
de Marilles
Soisfons
Bourbon Lancy
Ambassador at Berlin visits Buda and Sziftove war fears rise
Vienna reports Ambassador Fain 196 Achmet Mufi Effendi's halt at Buda visiting the Music Academy with Prince de Saxe Cobourg before resuming to Berlin. Sziftove opens New Year as Russians threaten Ottoman capital. Ismael’s conquest presses toward Adrianople while Silistria, Varna, and石 remain focal points amid Turkish defense doubts. Potemkin sails to Ifimail to assess fortifications and exploit the new conquest with Buhler's Vienna dispatch.
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Vienna
Achmet Mufi Effendi
Porte
Berlin
Buda
Prince de Saxe Cobourg
Hungary
Kerman
Tyrnau
Brunn
Sziftove
Chancery of State
M. Jacobi
Ottoman Empire
Ismael
Constantinople
Varna
Silistria
Adrianople
Iimail
Morufi
COURT OF KING'S BENCH AT WESTMINSTER HALL
The Feb 9 session heard Holloway's certiorari bid to move an indictment from Old Bailey to King’s Bench. Jury later found in Ryland v Churchill for the plaintiff captain, damages awarded. new trial denied.
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Court OF
King’s Bench
Westminster Hall
Wedneisday
Holloway
Erfiine
Old Bailey
Robert Holloway
George Crosley
George Crossley
Crossley
Lord Kenyon
Nif Prius
Wediminster Hall
Fanci Harris
Bristol
Dickey
Newcastle
Topping
Justice Buller
Ryland
Churchill
Baldwin
Name Dispute At Nis Prius Trial Over Goods Sold
Lord Kenyon presided at Nis Prius where a suit for goods sold and delivered raised whether the plaintiff’s name was Walter or William. Two witnesses testified the plaintiff claimed Walter whereas the defendant proved William via directory and parish records. The judge hesitated to hear endless witnesses but preferred the plaintiff’s own statement as truth.
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Nis] Prius
Lord Kenyon
Nis Prius
W. Ferguson
Waller
William
Walter
London
Kenyan
Middlesex
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House OF Commons
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