Law report in King s Bench May 2
The Earl of Tuawner and Mr Feacussoy appeared in court. The Earl and Duke of Beprorp and Lord Derby each entered recognizances for 40000 and 5000 respectively for seven years from the end of his imprisonment due June 9. Mr Fercusson pledged 5000 and Hon Mr Bruanp and Mr Boswey 2500 each for good behaviour.
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King’s Bench
Earl of Tuawner
Feacussoy
Lord Derby
Fercusson
Mr. Bruanp
BosweLy
Parliament Deliberations on Representation Bill and Mail Robbery
The House of Commons adjourned briefly after a short committee session on the Representation Bill with minor amendments. The Lords also debated the union's representation. Lord Fareham opposed, while details were hard to follow. Separately, robbers halted the Mail from Athlone to Roscommon at one this morning, overpowering guards and taking bags destined for towns including Ballyhaunis and Carrick-on-Shannon.
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House of Commons
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Fareham
Athlone
Roscommon
Ballyhau
Nis
Boyle
Cattlerea
Carrick-on ‘Shannon
Drumnair
Elphins Frenchpark
Manorhamilton
Roscom‘mon
Sligo
Stokestown
Execution at Vinegar Hill and Wexford killings
In Ennis-corthy May 33 a sentence of court martial at Wexford on April 24 leads to executions. Vichkolas Walk was executed for murders of Protestant residents including neighbours. Others named Thomas and Nicholas Parle were executed at the Bridge of Wexford for killings at Scolabogue. Witnesses describe the brutal acts and the condemned’s actions towards the bodies.
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Enniscorthy
Vichkolas
Vinegar Hill
Wexford
Lnniscorthy
Walsh
Walth
Sritr
Buil
Thomasi
Nicholas Parle
Pike
Remarkable Regency Gathering with Stolen Watches
A late 18th century social scene recounts a Duke of Norfolk presence at a Jersey ball hosted by General Gordon on the 7th inft. Guests admired columns and transparencies with loyal inscriptions while a pickpocket extorted a gold and a silver watch, then vanished. French politics and police actions dominate later notes about Fouché and anti revolutionary trials.
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Norfolk
Gordon
Jersey
Alice Powers
Defi
En Vendée
Swabia
Italy
Fouché
Custedy
St Germain En Laye
Marchion Fels
T'Hoprah
Madame Campar
Bonar Arty
Filer
Bonarante
Barrer Pote Éiacitp
Fexoké
Foudhé
5Th Regiment of Dragoon Gu
Ove
Barns Staple
Sermon Passages and Reflections on Seduction and Judgment
The piece previews passages from a Rochester sermon preached at Magdalene in August 1795, addressing divorce, sexual morality, and the fate of fallen women. It contrasts moral penalties in Jewish law with harsher contemporary views, condemns seduction while acknowledging pity for victims, and warns that unseen divine judgment looms over both seducers and the fallen.
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Biswer of
Rochester
Tax Magdalen
Argiw
Duke of Cla
Shejis Cat
Almos
Rhan’s. Sedusion
Sinsners
John
Kingdom of Heaven
Parliamentary Intelligence Report From May Parliament
The House of Commons receives the King's gracious answer to the Address with loyalty acknowledged and thanks to God for merciful intervention. The Asylum Bill report is received, amendments agreed. Notices are given for committees on Queen’s actions, mine and colliery protection. The Sugar and Coffee duties discussion notes differences between East India and weight-based taxation.
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House OF Commons
Tatespay
Gascoigne
James
Moottow
Wm. Pulteney
Proposed limits on Monastic Institutions in Reform Debate
In a House discussion influenced by the French Revolution, MPs debated curbing Catholic monastic institutions and prohibiting new entrants. Proponents cited priest proselytizing and education of youth, while opponents warned against eroding toleration. The Alien Act and executive powers were deemed insufficient to preventCatholic influence and potential threats to Protestant faith.
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Trerch
Romith
Jones
Ped Pla Mg
Baretet
Pitt
Baroxist
Ard
Lawrence
Mir Hobhouse
James T
Rome
Sng
Golden City Kingship Tale of Ava Embassy to Para
Fragmentary historical prose describes a royal realm across Zeemee with ports in Barren and Madiug and vast wealth. It extols a sovereign king Mangiintenya and his mighty elephants, guardians, and ministers. The text announces Symnes's Embassy to Ava and Para.
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Ahgkgnda
Makaniggera
Ummerapoora
Humiaragasans
Symnes
Ava
Para
Fragmentary 19th Century Cruising Note On Caribbean Trade
Fragmented OCR hints at a maritime scene with mentions of American and foreign groups cruising off St Domingo in February. The text references casualties among uniformed persons and bands, suggesting a violent encounter or peril at sea. Entities appear as foreign names and places amid garbled phrasing.
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United States
Augisia
St. Domingo
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