Not Guilty in Bath leather lace theft trial
A long Bath courtroom trial centered on Mrs Perrot accused of concealing lace worth as the witness Filby described a card of white lace and a black lace parcel. Witnesses testified to the sequence of lace handling, shop marks, and delivery, with defense asserting character witnesses. After summing, the jury returned Not Guilty after a seven hour session.
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Wils
Paragon Buildings
Witnness
Miss Gregory
Milfs Gregory
Smith, &c
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Haberdashery
Crouch
London
Terry
Lisbon
Lifbon
Birmingham
Gregory’s
Blagrave
Raines
Leeson
Bath-street
Witnels
Sarah Raines
Filby
Blac
Jane
Ross Blagrave
Prosccutor
George. Vansittart
Berkshire
Lord Braybrook
Wake
Bath
Maitland
M.D
Jim
Winstone
Chumley
Justice Lawrence
London Sketch of Malta Capriative News and Court Updates
The Gazette notes the capture of the Généreux and a transport off Malta and details of Egypt capitulation. It covers political silence by Sir Sionex Smith, possible Mediterranean naval actions, royal service at St James's, court appointments, mutinies, and strategic shippings. It mentions Duff's dispatches, a large fleet division, and various promotions and dockyard plans.
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Généreux
Isle of
Malta
Egypt
Sionex Smith
Lord Kerry
Syracuse
Mhay
Mediterranean
Augusta
Exizaberth
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Canurstz
Duke of Roxpurcu
Marquis of
Salispury
Earl of
BromEsre
Jerrrizs
Prince of
J Sck
Portimount
Cambridge
Dyixsey
Lion
Généreur
Wa. Stuarts
Laon
Brentex
Kingdom of Ireland
Cartes Warurworth
K.B
Wairworrts
Newport Pratt
County of Mayo
Toulonis
East Indies
Manilla
Appen the
Philadelphia
Surinam
Holland
Sutinam
Sheernese
Lord Asrxcpon
Hanting
Hampshire
CalMaDy
Bramdan
SP hatches im reach them from this country
Mons dispatch reports say messages have been sent without delay by various vessels. A Messenger has also been sent to Constantinople to reach the intended recipients.
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Mons
Constantinople
Capitul ation of Kieber and French relief efforts noted
The official paper denies the Capitul ation of Kieber and reports the victory over the Grand Vizier with the commander killed on the field. It accuses government tricks to prolong peace hopes with the Emperor. The French Army of the Rhine was recalled before the 19th, and the Grand Consul will depart Paris on April 2 to meet conscripts at Dijon. Genoa reports late hints of a French move to aid the fortress of Gavi.
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Kieber
Granp
Rhine
Paris
Dijon
Genoa
Gavi
French Cartel Arrives at Dover with Dispatches
A French cartel arrived at Dover yesterday bearing dispatches. Only one newspaper of a later date than the parcel was carried by the vessel, and that issue contains no news articles.
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Dover
Untitled fragment on privateers and ships in Cork
A fragmented report mentions the Orion of Newero and the Minerva near Cork. It references a privateer capture by a Spatlish privateer and a Feangaroo incident with the Tallmany shipbuilders, conveying uncertain details and damaged wording.
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London
Bernas
Orion
Newero
Cork
Minerva
Tallmany
Feangaroo. P
Naval Movements and Embarkations Near Portsmouth
Reports from Portsmouth detail ships arriving and preparing to sail including the Plover sloop of war, the Magicienne frigate, the Deptford transports, and the Afistant transports. General Coote lodges amid embarkation plans for the 40th regiment while soldiers wives are sent ashore. Also noted are arrivals at Plymouth and Falmouth ports and the distress of the Clyde frigate after striking a shoal, with crews working to unload stores.
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Deal
Marela
Tenschore
Babet
Dept Ford
Supply
Magicienne
Deptford
Regard
George and Mary
Gardner
Newcastle
Oporto
Adventuré
Grwetalegs
Ceres
Scott
Cardiff
Falmouth Marenevs
S. Atte Aganens
Clyde
Cons. Ningham
Pendénois Artillery Volunteer Corps
Serpent
Ireland
Grantham
Packet
Leeward
S.S.E
Portsmouth
Marce
Maxcou
Marcy
Plover
Anacreon
On & Equire
Major Ivaram of the Fencibles dies in accident
A drunken fall from a window in King's Beach leads Major Ivaram of the 60th Regiment to fatal injuries. A coroner’s jury calls it accidental death. Trials target three drinking-house keepers for related offences. Government buys ground near Colchester Barracks for artillery lodging. Jane Gibbs transferred to Bedlam per Lord Mayor order. A murder suspicion involves a man named Young resulting in Worcester Gaol. Prizes and lottery notices listed with scattered details.
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Ivaram
60Th
Jones
St Colchester
Jane Gibbs
Compter
Bedlam
Young
Worcester-Gaol
Averna
Siver
Dees Cester
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Evening Mail
Sears
J. Dd
The
Rae Gece
Ae Ag
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