Dresden Dispatch Recaps Pilnitz Visit of Emperor and Princes
August events at Pilnitz feature Emperor and King of Prussia with Archduke Francis and other nobles amid dinners opers and fireworks. French cavaliers and British matches noted. calls to curb boxing deaths follow a Brighton fatality and a Birmingham murder suggestion.
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Pilnitz
Archduke Francis
Mashal Lacy
Count de Pally
Ling
Prussia
Prince Royal
Prince de Hohenlohe
Breslaw
Charles Bruhl
Dreften
Yerte Verte
Dresden
Prague
Maritzbourg
Eftelwerda
Duke of
Cour Lanp
Brighton
Birmingham
Royal figures ferry to Windsor and note on forgery probes
Yesterday evening Princess Mary Sophia and Amélia returned to Windsor Lodge after visiting Lord Harcourt at Nuneham Hall Oxfordshire. The Betot pexe off the Wight was announced at the India House and is the season's latest Cura ship. Lord Auckland left to visit the States General President. return uncertain. A Oxford regulation tightens degree inquiries. Forgery of French Assignats, involving Brunner and a French accomplice, was uncovered after a woman found printed paper pieces. they were seized at Dunkirk after alert to French authorities.
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Mary
Sophia
Amelia
Windsor Lodge
Lord Harcourt
Nuneham Hall
Oxfordshire
Wight
India House
Lord Auckland
States General
London
Hague
Hetwood
Pitt
Caesar
Hamlet
Ozsan
Brunner
Budge-Row
France
Calais
Bologne
Dunkirk
MURDER TRIAL AT OLD BAILEY ENDS IN GUILTY VERDICT
George Dengler was found guilty of the wilful murder of his wife Dengler at Stratton Ground Westminster. The case hinged on premeditated malice amid brutal stabbing in August. Witnesses described bloodied scenes and the prisoner’s knife actions, with medical experts attributing death to chest injuries and internal bleeding. Sentence to be carried out on Monday.
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Recox DeEr
George Denglr
St. Margaret
Westminster
Fitzpine
Stratton Ground
George
Westminster Infirmary
Elizabeth Spencer
Dina Gittenly
Stratton
Westminster Hospital
William Dickson
William Rogers
Henderson
Joe Scott
Eden
Aton
Ife
Slivcham Martin
Prisoer
Garrow
Martin
Recerster
Recorder
Fourth Day Trial Of Sheep Stealing Drovers
On the fourth day of September 17 a case before the recorder heard Thomas Plater and Thomas Collis accused of stealing two wether sheep from Mr Pooly on August 13. Prosecution contended the act stemmed from drovers mixing flocks to hide thefts as they drove home large numbers of sheep. Pooly testified he bought eleven sheep on April 11. seven escaped and joined Plater’s flock, leading to the alleged crime.
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Thomas Plater
Thomas Collis
Pooly
Garrow
Smithfield
Payne
Plater
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