Swiss fate linked to timidity and foreign reform
The text argues that Switzerland suffered loss of freedom by yielding to timidity and foreign dictate after a reform push. It cites delays, then notes the Bill was read a first time and ordered to second reading on Thursday, per Mr Dundas, before adjournment.
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Switzerland
Dundas
Adverts and notices from the March London Gazette mix of names and events
A sweeping London Gazette page notes a list of individuals from various trades and towns including Ferdip and Shermary of Hartford and Jillian Winnington of Thaive's Inn Holborn. Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson and other Lords feature, with reports on theatre, banking forgery in Manchester, a damning charge in Leeds, and ships for the West Indies sailing from Portsmouth.
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Hartford
Jillian Winnington
Thaive's Inn
Holborn
Hant
Ieman
Edward Wilson
Kidbrook
Kent
Ells Lowen
Canterbury
Michael Reynolds
John Gibney
Bristol
John Gomdat
Nottingham
James Bond
Brightlingsea
Essex
Robert Marshall
Adwick Upon Sirest
York
Admiralty
Horatio Netison
Opera House
Stranger
Mrs. Haller
Crim
Cov
Linry
Paut
Petersburgh
Stanislaus
Manchester
Bank of England
Yorkshire
Brown
E.mrade
Saley
Aartner
Birmingh
Shiau
Compter
Portsmouth
Santa Margaretta
Pryworth
Boadicea
Emergency Militia Powers for National Defense Act Text
Historic statute provisions grant royal authority to arm train and deploy local volunteers and officers across English counties to defend the realm. It covers muster returns powers to seize or requisition property for public service, compensation procedures, land acquisition, officer appointment, and enforcement measures in case of invasion or emergency.
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Great Britain
England
Scotland
Churches of England and Scotland
Privy Council
Aps
A&l
Sonlace
Stewart
Garracquay
Thing
Stewartrys
Shamim
Riding
Stewartry
Fénattry
Warranc
Devon
Cornwall
Stannatie
City of
Thetame
Lamion
Tower Hamlets
Rhesid Hamlets
Tower Liberties
Cinque Ports
Dunacce
Oratorio Selection Delights Crowd At Sacred Music Night
Last night a selection of sacred music drew a crowded genteel audience to the theatre. The performance, vocal and instrumental, was successful with Mara encored in The Soldier tired and others praised. Miss Poor was absent due to illness, but others covered her part.
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Mara
Paris
Epitaph on Alexander the Great from Guevedo
Translated lines depict Alexander the Great sleeping here in quiet rest. The poem recalls his conquest of forests and seas, the sacking of armies, and the wealth and majesty he commanded. It closes with a plea for mercy from God, acknowledging his vast power and fatal end.
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Alexander
Births and marriages in local society notices
On Wednesday last the Lady of Moore and on Sunday the Lady of Carrier of Bucks announce births. Married: Captain Cumbertoge of the Manship East Indiaman to Miss Ware, daughter of Mr Samuel of St Johns. Also: Mr Charles Roberts of Welshstone to Miss Holland of St Marys. Other notices name Robere Syne of Winipale Street and Willione Gul Alderman of London as well as Adjutant Parker of the Ayrshire Fencible Cavalry.
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Carrier Turspron
Rewind Coppicyy Iver
Bucks
Cumbertoge
East Indiaman
Hh Ware
Samuel
St. John-sirzen
Charles Roberts
Southe Wark
Holland
St. Mary Sill
Bach
Robere
Winipale-street
Fies Inghes
Willione Gul
City of London
Lniat
Howsacia Grove
Palossi's Green
Tsaae
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