Great Monarchs Move Across Europe Amid War and Rumor
The dispatches describe the Spanish court's pacific posture after tense relations with Madrid quarrels, the Prague departure of the Prince of Hohenzollern and field movements for the Rhine, and Vienna orders to march. Unrest in Paris frames fear of a renewed Terror while London police crack down on dividend theft and bank depredations. The Prince of Honzatone receives funds for Italian command as fleets prepare for the West Indies. A violent murder case in Longford prompts arrests. Harman's widow identifies suspects amid payouts and suspect loot.
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Spain
Madrid
Ferdzahd
Prince of Law
Thalfo
Gur'Cani
Pacific
Marquis de. Campo
Prince of Howentore
Prague
Rhine
Aly
Vienna
Fendi
Council of Byers
Vernier
Paris
Batis
France
Fuchs
Louis XVI
Prince of
Gave
Viana
French Republic
West Indies
London
Bristol
A . & Fabiece
Honzatone
Italy
Duke of Bep zor falls from horse in Bedfordshire hunt
On Saturday the Duke of Bep zor was thrown from his horse at Marstonthrift Bedfordshire. He escaped with light bruises, left the hunt, and returned to Woburn Abbey. The fox escaped near Wellingborough as the hunt followed the first hounds. The hounds did not return to Woburn until between 8 and 9 pm. A Paris paper carried political arithmetic on laws passed since the Convocation of the States General and the National Convention.
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Bep Zor
Marstonthrift
Bedfordsiire
Breize
Wobarnw Abbey
Wellingborough
Woburn
Paris
Legislative Assembly
Robbery trial ends with varied verdicts and legal debate
The session featured a contested robbery case with accused facing jury deliberations. Justice Herx and colleagues weighed evidence of threats and coercion while noting the line between fear and criminal intent. Other defendants, Vandertomb and Aélott, faced acquittal on related charges as the court thanks jurors for their service during a lengthy session.
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Autrefarsacgais
Comtemon
Sylvester
Trial of Phipps for Flipper Theft at Bow Street
The court hears the case against Phipps accused of stealing flippers from a shop on Bow Street. Phipps denies ownership, while witness evidence shows he marked the items and that they were found in his possession near the shop door. A clerk to James Hunt of Chelsea testified seeing prosecutor and apprentice at a public house. the landlord allegedly gave the flippers to his wife to try on. The judge notes contradictions and finds Phipps guilty based on the marked property and circumstances.
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Newgate
Ibe Ruiz
Sara
Adi
Ang
Ani Perkfi
Knéwland
Knownys
Aet
Habeas Corps
Howe
Idra
Gitt Willy
Verdia
Rhewland
Epee
Thema Davis
Dames
M Manus
Shim
Phipps
Hinelf
James Hunt
Chelsea
Clerkenwell
Thomas
Fip- Bet
Trial postponed for Abéc and Pandercom on burglary and robbery
The trial of James Abéc and James Pandercom on burglary and robbery charges at the Nevilles house was put off until tomorrow due to a special replication filed to their pleas. Time was allowed their counsel.
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James Abéc
James Pandercom
Wipom
Miss Nevilles
Auirefois-Acgaat
Tisir
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William Street
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Borough of
Callan
Dublin
Beatleman
Longford
Harman
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