Forged French News Claims Telegraph Lies Damages Plaintiffs
The court heard evidence of forged L Eclair and forged French papers circulated by defendants, with witnesses detailing delivery of parcels, the Telegraph's publication, and the impact on sales. The jury found the defendants liable, awarding damages to the plaintiffs.
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Ord Kenyon
John Martin
Canterbury
Williamson
Mr. Williamson
Fetus Phillips
Dover
London
Erson
Martin
Robert Kemp
The
Sun
Telegraph
Times
Morning Post
George Rossiard
Macdonnel
Lett
Hobler
Joan Peters
Elgar
London Corresponding Society
Avam
Lord Kenyon
Ross
G. Robinson
Kine
Wiliamson
Eite
Anderson
el Helair
Thomas
George-street
Stuart
Carey
the Times
Jetter
Peters
Mr. Stuart
William Walter
Street
Walter
Edmund Fry
Morning-Post
Paris
Case
Stock Exchange
Sutler
L’sclair
Fuller
Moravia
Ofice
Apam
Lora Kenyon
Haverfordwest Races 1796 Plate Meet Details and Entrances
In Haverfordwest on Port Field July 25 26 27 28 1796 a series of plates and matches are listed for horses foaled in Pembroke Carmarthen or Cardigan with weights and conditions. Entries close July 23 at the Cattle Inn with stewards Bowen Meyrick and others.
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Pembroke
Carmarthen
Cardigan
Lord Gawdor
Bamboozle
Colonel Colby
Erasmus
Cattle Inn
Haverfordwest
W. AW. Bowen
Iece Thomas Meyrick
Castle Inns
Gibraltar Guard Relieved Regiments to Caribbean Service
A battalion of guards totaling one thousand men will relieve two marching regiments at Gibraltar and then proceed to the West Indies after acclimatization. The East India Company sold several thousand cwt of damaged rice at eighteen pence per cwt, suitable for poultry and pig feed. The May session convicts trial led to Henry Weston and John Roberts being ordered for execution on the following Wednesday.
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Gibraltar
Wes Indies
East India Company
Henry Wetton
James Macleod
John Roberts
Robert Simmons
William Chadwick
John Williams
James Petty
William Deane
Henry Weston
Bidet
Neuwied
Tirler
Saynoach
4Rzaud
3D Regiment
Harf Chaffeurs
Goes-Fean
Meuwied
Rhine
Kheéber
Sieg
Uckerath
Dufieldbrf
Jourpan
French Directory denies Austrian defeat in Italy cross Adige
June dispatches describe continued French operations and a bold retreat toward Neuwied with Kehl secured. Jourdan and Moreau report successful marches, gun positions, and a bridge repair while highlighting discipline, brave officers, and the aim for Swabia as peace prospects rise.
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Paris
Ory
Italy
Adige
Myuzer da Sdir
Franckfort
Department
Indre
Nantes
L’ Drabe
Gienaux
Poudu
Avranches
Fougeres
Rennes
Vitre
Pontorron
St. James
St. Hilaire
Solane
D. Stanislas
Rhine and
Moselle
Directory
Moreau
Ivenneaux
Department of
la Sarthe
General Police
Strasbourg News Letter Reports French Army Advances
Dispatch from Strasbourg on June 24 details French victories and rapid marching. Kehl reportedly in French hands with about 2000 prisoners. Rhine crossings at multiple points near Lauterburg and Ofenburgh. French squads march toward Ofenburgh and the Lower Rhine while Latour’s force moves elsewhere. Dolaix led the successful maneuver near the abhoft hill. parley with Austrian officer noted at Mannheim. Letter note places troops near Rastadt and Offer burgh.
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the Rhine and
the Moselle
Jourdan
Lower Rhine
Furstenberg
Strasbourg
Kehl
Swabia
Milan
Law College
General Assembly
Pavia
Tortona
le Batave
Mujick
Paris
Rhine
Ofenburgh
Rastadt
Offerburgh
French Commando Seizes Kehl and Advances Across the Rhine
Strasburgh dispatch reports General Moreau's secret operation against the enemy. Three columns crossed the Rhine, with Kehl fort’s surrender and 300 prisoners. Troops killed for provisions, rapid maneuvers, and success at Neuhof and Wurzerau. Upper Rhine operations continue.
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Paris
Moreau
Strasburgh
Rhine
Neuhof
Kehl
Wurzerau
Selt
Upper Rhine
P.S
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Frange
Revex
Satavita
Semonville
Piedmont
Central Bureau
Cochon
Madame Buonaparte
Coblentz
Meffidor
the Sambre
Meutz
Messipon
Furfemburgh
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