Ancient Travels and Histories in 18th Century Edition
A catalog-like notice lists books for youth and general readers including The Travels of Anacharsis the Younger in Greece abridged from Barthelemi, with editions by Vernor and Hood Lackington Allen and Co. Also advertised are Beauties of History, Pope's Essay on Man, Blair's Grave, Gray's Elegy, and other works with plates, bindings, and vellum options.
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Richter
Anacharsis
Greece
Barthelemi
Vernor and Hood
Lackington, Allen, and Co
Libel Row in Parliament Over Printer Accusations
Lord Chancellor denounces a Drogheda street printer for a malicious libel posed as a noble earls speech. The debate covers estate sales in Wicklow, alleged private motives, and calls for civil and criminal action against the printer, with directives to proceed against the libel author.
Paris Conspiracy Report Reveals Royalist Plot and Terror Paths
The Feb re port outlines a Paris conspiracy to restore royalty aided by Louis XVIII agents and emigre troops. Documents describe plans to seize key sites, bribe troops, and trigger a nationwide insurrection backed by Jacobins and terror. Police reports name Poly and del Campo linking to royalist aims. arrests in Paris and details of interrogations follow.
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Paris
Fes
Toulouse
Aix
Arles
Louis XVIII
Hamburgh
Ramel
Poly
Marquis del Campo
Talliex
Louis Xviie
Prussia
Vienna
Marqus Ludefixi
France
Duke of Brunsivick
Kaltreuth
Moellenathf
Perlet
Council of Five Hundred
Friends of Order
Council of Five
Directory
Corps de Garde
Ake
Feuillans
The
Telegraph
Fhuilleries
Luxembourg
Minifers
Versailles
Seve
Parisy
Ghonne
Corbel
Fauxbourgs
Anteine
Marceau
Montmartre
Pere Duchesne
Hommes
Libres
Sentinelle
Amides
Lois
Defenseurs de la Patrie
Recatteur
Afzo
2Ust Regiment of Dragoons
Endezvous
D d’ Artois
Condé
Leatt
Baron de Poly
England
Royal Military Chest
Department of
Jural
Dumas
Mensu
the Lameths
la Fayette
Lewis
Seanith
Marquis del Camp
Tallien
Malo
Carnet
Guilaume
Dobelin
Bookseller John Halpen Charged With Libel Printing
On Tuesday February 7 John Halpen, bookseller, was brought to the bar under an order from yesterday charged with printing and publishing a libel on the Right Honorable Earl of Clare. The paper allegedly claimed to be a speech of Lord Aldborough delivered in the House of Peers, and Halpen admitted printing it, saying he received the paper from an unnamed source.
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Mgr
Lord Chantiller
Thie Town
Ireland
Hgipen
Drogheda-street
County of Wicklow
Lord Aldborough
Court of Chancery
Wicklow
M‘causland
Supreme Court of Judicature
Edo
John Harper
Aldborough
Earl of Carhampton
Earl of Aldbereegh
Earl
Carhampton
Ravewal
Earl of Clare
Halpen
Earl Clonmel
Hibel
Lord Aidborough
Lord Aliborough
C@hancellor
Kildare
Duke of Leinster
Grace
Tiwag
le Kaullelarnois
Bichtier
Ling
Brottier
St. Antoine
St. MaarCeadily
St. Louis
Co Jonel
Paris
Electroxis
Leigth
Malo
Guilaume
Doéeliz
Origans Party
Santerre
de Barriere
Labarriere
Dubin
la Fere
Bawiliz
Condiian
Meul
Narészxe
Baron de Poly
d’Artois
Prince de Poix
Louis XVI
Louis XVIII
France
Labilleharnois
B Brottier
Duane
Afale
Duseau
Marc's
Dumas
Council of Riders
Bretteir
Dunau
Dustedt
Brettiers
Afad’s
Switzerland
Pely
Ramel
de Lavillebarnois
Louis
Confpigatorsi Ds & Pion
John ‘Halpen
Yetterday
Earl of ‘Clare
Halpers
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Frish Parliament
House OF Lords
Rer
Theodore Dinau
Cordé