Hodges shop theft and dog stealing trial details
In a court report a man accused by Hodges's shop of dog stealing and related crimes is described. Witnesses claim the prisoner planned thefts, harmed dogs, and aided others including a boy tied to a life of crime under a master named Shaw. The Chief Baronet instructs the jury on felony definition and guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
Hotges
Newman
atGx
Characer
Shaw
Ufiisen
Bar
Fox-buff muff theft case before Mr Justice Bulber
Yobu Ward was indicted for stealing a muff valued at four shillings from the Nicol shop on Bridgestreet. The prosecution stated Ward, seen near the shop earlier, was pursued after being spotted with the muff, and he was brought back to the shop where witnesses testified to his involvement. the jury found him guilty of stealing the muff’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yobu Ward
Indi
Augustini
Nicali
Bridgestreet
Goth
John Bayes
Trial of Junavilson for theft from Hon Charles Windham
The prisoner Junavilson faced trial for stealing a tea caddy a flour seven cambric neck cloths and other items from the home of Hon Charles William Windham. Evidence showed the prisoner, a valet de chambre, admitted past thefts and lived with Windham since June. Windham and deponent testified the prisoner was implicated. verdict: Guilty.
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Charles William
Windham
Townsend
Grosvénor Place
Tarlton
Jieme
Jedban
Tindhemy
Fig
Robert
Wiindham
Fanes Pitt Convicted in Bank Note Case
Fanes Pitt and others linked to a genteel appearing suspect were convicted of selling a Twenty five pound Bank RARE, property of Mie Adan, in a case likely tied to counterfeit or forged currency within the era.
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Fanes Pitt
Mars Corbell
Capt
Douglasy
London Daily Notices and Gossipy Inquiries in Late Year
A dense seditious miscellany covers Court actions, royal arrivals, and society intrigues. It notes the Prince of Wales's progress, Queen Caroline’s lineage, and court figures, with gossip on fashion, stage entertainments, and debts. The piece references public notices, legal matters, and a Porter attacked in Piccadilly, all framed in a Victorian-era parlance.
Private conference details on treaty terms amid Nordic powers
A scrambled note reports a private conference among ministers and officials about a treaty. It mentions Count Bernie, a meeting in Stockholm, and advice on refactoring terms for the present, with emphasis on two powers and possible aims, though the fragment is unclear.
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Ie Revidnery
Rudias
Cbin
Erik
Bernie
Ebet
Stoakholm
Kb Tam Mee Ourier
Paulie
Rumored Saxony Erector Talks on Poland Crown
A fragmentary report notes conference talks at Diesden about Poland’s hereditary crown. Ministers exchange ideas in writing while General Spebnirnerder’s departure to Peterburg is delayed. The TugNise envoy plans return via Dresden and Vienna in ten days.
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Saxony
Diesden
Poland
Spebinirnerder
Peter ‘Sburg
Tugnise
Consantinople
Dresden
Vienna
Treves Electorate petition sparks violence risk in empire
December 29 reports that Estates of the Electorate of Treves petitioned the Chamber of Wetzlar for an order from the Supreme Tribunal of the Empire to abductmilite Gallico. They urge forcing emigrants to act within their dominions, possibly backed by the Imperial authority. The note from the Limpster urges similar measures as the Netherlands. French princes protest to Vienna, while Prussia pledges neutrality and resists aiding emigrants to counterrevolution. Mayence authorities press Worms magistrates. fear grows for Worms and Malmedy. French princes alarm prompts couriers to various courts. military red companies ordered ready by January 6.
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Electorate of Treves
Chamber of
Netherlands
Vienna
Kane
Prussia
Petersburg
France
Louis XVI
Worms
Stavele
Malmedy
Iscarcely
National Assembly
Letters from Vienna Hint Peace With Porte Before Year End
The document notes a Rufsian Courier arriving on the 26th of Bécert bearing news that a peace with the Porte may be settled soon, with the Emperor awaiting a possible French attack to justify his actions, and concerns Europe may intervene to prevent mobs and upheaval across sovereign states.
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Vienna
France
Europe
Spain
Paris
Amngeninis
WP Bile
Mr. i
Colne
Oxford
Winterton
Horfey
Yarmen
Fa He Eich
Fragmented Satirical Verse With Obscure Allusions
A distorted poem fragment presents a satirical scene with references to Beings, crops, dogs, and a mock manifesto. It derides fashion, authority, and theatrical display, invoking persons like Master Py Nan and Miffex One while hinting at social critique through warped dialogue and imagery.
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Wien
Raya
Brospinacs
D. Efc
Py Nan
Miffex
Public Office Case Uncovers Spree Over Plate and China
In a London case at the Public Office, witnesses testified that a trunk and a plate were found in a room over a coach-house in New Broad Street. Sir Joshua Vanneck and Maximilian Bossense Abbott supplied depositions. Henry Simson stated he gave the key nightly to the prisoner who slept in a hay loft adjacent to the plate room. Francis Stevens was committed. the prisoner bound over to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Feate
Bossense Abbott
Henry Simofn
Thomas’ Esq
Francis Stevens
Plymouth Dock News Reel on Ship Movements and Losses
A chaotic transit notes ships at Plymouth Dock including Nemesis Hebe and Iphigenia with captains Ball Hood Sinclair Be bound to Ireland and Fairman. Reports wrecks of Dutch seamer Brill and rough weather delaying ships to Milford and Ireland, with several vessels sailing to Tifiphone and Ireland amid strong winds.
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Mary
Pegatis
Dee
Ball
Milford
Hood
Shark
Legge
Rariger
Cotgi
Seamer
Brill
Hebe
Hunit
Prangebs Liew
Ireland
Trumpey
Fairman
Milfor
Turbulent morning near Greenwich fields report
A boy of about fourteen, described as poor in health, was found abused and a baby was murdered near Greenwich fields on Sunday. A man robbed a traveler at Blackheath, stealing eight guineas and a gold stop watch. Police pursue leads. brutality report referenced with unclear witnesses.
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George
Greenwich
Itoyin
Wealy
Blackheath
Broome
Somersetihirest
Fulbidonch
Allen
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Pavaisage
Nooi
Ricuard
Leveb
Dataye
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Prince of Weauss
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Kenpihat
Harts
Wasiheld
India
Caroving
Margrave
Ansracn
Poatgrave
Foiuy
Chandos-street
Kabah Byte
Beniater Eeane
Fonye
Ricuard Wat Poniy
Dover-street
Maxet
Vna
Bill
Thomas Rumgain
Hague
Covent Garden
Eve
Jni
Wes
Field-Streety
Eketer
Mimberrot
Gravesend
Gopenhoen
Public'office
Bow Spree
Plymouth
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