Pienna Funeral of Imperial King or Archduke Body Ceremony
The report details a grand state funeral with elaborate rites for the deceased. Emperial heart and entrails were removed and preserved in a silver urn and brass kettle, then reinterred amid imperial regalia. Aulic Church procession, Capuchin rites, and a six month mourning period followed, with guards, clergy, and nobility in mourning.
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Aulic
Maria Theresa
Guardes
Ditto
Austria
Aulic Council
Empire
Buda
Joseph
Knights of the Golden Fleece
Maria
Valets de Chambre
Life Guards
Josephu Square
Austin Friars
Hospital Square
Biography of the Prince Royal of Sardinia
Biography of Emanuel Ferdinanon Mary born May 24 1751 heir to Sardinia. He values piety letters and family affection, avoids court politics, disdains ministerial blunders, and restrains Savoyard governors. Known for benevolent deeds, nicknamed the Amable by skeptical nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duartes Emanuel Ferdinanon
Mary
Sardinia
Cardinal Gerpit
Prince of
Prepmont
War Department
Prince
Pirpmont
Granett
Turin
Asercorns Set First Public Entertainment in Grosvenor Square
Tuesday next the Marquis and Marchioness of Asercorn plan their first public entertainment at Grosvenor Square. Duchess of Leezns confined by cold. Lady Carolina Campsext dangerously ill at Berkely Square. Captain D Auverenge, linked to Bowillon, rumored heir to notable honors. Levee at St James's at one. Treaty of Subsidy noted between Princes of Hontwrce and Schillingfurie with French nobles. Political denunciations of French revolutionaries and calls to subdue mock governments. Lord Darwier buys Duke of OrLEANS small pictures for 20,000 pounds. Major Hancer branded Crimp in a new publication.
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Marquis
Marchioness of Asercorn
Grosvenor Square
Duchess of Leezns
Carolina Campsext
Berkely Square
D'Auverenge
Bowillon
Fox
St. James’s
Hontwrce
BarTsenstern
Schillingsfurie
Legion of Mirabeau
Franconia
Hohenlee
Europe
France
Macna Charta
Ricuts
Darwier
Duke of Orlean
Hancer
Crimp
The
India Company
Libels and the jury in defamation cases discussed
The author argues libel should be punished by civil action or state restraint, not jury verdicts in criminal trials. Trials should determine actual malice and injury with juries guarding constitutional press liberty, while indictments risk unjust punishment and retrograde precedents. Major Scott’s mild censure highlights uneven penalties for libel.
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Temple of Justice
House of Lords
Court of King’s Bench
Scott
House of Commons
Major Scott
King’s Bench
Newgate
House of Peers
Maniac assaults with weapon near Hoghill Norfolk
A man suspected of insanity carried a two year old near Hoghill, Norfolk, biting and swinging the child. A neighbour restrained him, rescuing the child. The assailant drew a knife but was stopped by another man and the publican Mr Mipprerow, preventing harm to the mother. The incident prompts concern over the man’s liberty.
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Hoghill
Norfolk
Mipprerow
Westminster Electors Meeting Described in Post-Meeting Report
A public advertisement summoned Bleport electors to gather yesterday in Westminster. Speakers including Mr Grey and Mr Taylor debated free election, the Constitution, bribery, excise, and the Treasury, then read decreed resolutions. The assembly split, lamenting Parliament’s stance, and adjourned at three. The meeting ended without decisive action.
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Westminster
Zied Henry Hoife
Mir Grey
Angelo Taylor
Frances, Fitzpatrick
M.P
Tarlefons Maitland
M. P
Claridge
Bobby Cocker
Taylor
House of Commons
Grey
Coonel Fitzpatrick
Great Britain
Intrepid Arrives To Take Stores For Jamaica Voyage
On Sunday morning the West India merchant ship Intrepid arrived to load stores and a party from Lieut Col Gardner's Light Cavalry, lately shipwrecked nearby. Despite a severe westerly wind delaying departure, officers and men are praised for discipline and amiable conduct, with locals regretting their imminent departure and noting efforts to recover damaged stores and prepare for re-embarkation.
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Intrepid
Col. Gardner
Corps of Light Cavalry
Jamaica
Dream of Vierers Soap Advertises Gentle Ladies’ Soap
An 1800s style advertisement touts Dream of Vierers as a refined soap for women. It claims exclusive patent protection for fourteen years, promises thorough cleansing without irritation, and promotes violet soap as harmless enough for infants. It warns buyers to buy only from the Violet Soap Office in Bank Buildings, Cornhill, London.
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Cornhill
Hays
London
Merl. Dyde
Mrrs
Bailey
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Pienna
Leopold
the Prince Royal OF
Verdi
Falmouths
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