Inauguration of Archduke of Austria Draws Crowds
Foreign intelligence from Vienna reports the inauguration preparations for Archduke Leopold II. A massive crowd thronged Place de Graben. one death and several injuries occurred in the tumult. The king attended Mass at St Stephen's and received homage from Austria's States in the Mirroires Hall. Regalia were carried by hereditary officers. the Globe and Crown borne by nobles.
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Place Dé Graben
Migazzo
Vienna
Charles VE
Comte Breuner
Comte Stahremberg
Marechal
Place de Graben
Leopold II
Dublin affair of honour surfaces in Kilkenny
In Dublin on April 13 a noble lord faced an anticipated new affair with a lawyer at Kilkenny. A Kilkenny counsellor named in a case against the lord asserted his lordship’s political glory was sullied by oppressive conduct to tenants. The lord sent a rival to seek explanation. the counsellor claimed the remark was impulsive and not intended to offend. The matter ended with a written disclaimer and no further action.
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Irelan
Dublin
Kilkenny
Mag
M—tg
M—tg T
Van der Mersch to face court martial for treasonable conduct
A historic letter reports General Van der Mersch, late Belgic army commander at Namur, to be tried by a Court Martial on charges of treasonable correspondence. The piece also notes year end revenue growth, glimpses of Mr Howard’s near death, a Robbery at Pultowa, and a harrowing escape of Mr Blair in Rome.
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van der Mersch
Namur
St. Peterburgh
Mancheser
Turkey
Rome
Blair
Scipio
Mr. Blair
Turbulent assault and society notices in Edinburgh
A chaotic altercation ends with one man narrowly escaping as another is knocked to the ground amid a dirt-strewn melee. A later note announces a new Professorship for Agriculture at the University of Edinburgh with Dr. Andrew Coventry as chair. Additional items report a hairdresser named Tufing arrested on assault charges but bailed, a public disturbance, and recent marriages and deaths in various locales.
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Mr. Blair
Blair
Pulteney
University of Edinburgh
Andrew Coventry
Magistrates and Town Council of
Edinburgh
Tufing
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
A. Brice
Coildstream Regiment of Guards
Miss Dupré
Portland-place
Tately
Bath
Whinfield
Battlefllen
Bedfordshire
Miss Wrey
Bouchier Wrey
Bathurfl Pye
Whitborne
Weybridge
Surrey
Benjamin Haultain
Cavendish-square
George Prescott
Theobald’s Park
Herts
Ipswich
Alexander Dean
Suffolk
Corfield Clare
Maddryesfield and
Alvechurch
Worcestershire
Bevis Marks
Abraham Alves Correa
Banfield
Thomas Banfield
Carlisle-street
Soha
Court bill passages and amendments in April session
Postséript. WeEowe Espay counsel in the appeal of Mrs Tean Cuming widow, James Donaldson affirm the decree of the Court of Session. Read a third time and passed the bill for altering the summer term of the Court of Legion. The Guttem-house seizure bill and several other bills were brought up from the House of Commons and read a first time before adjournment.
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WeEowe Espay
Tean Cuming
James Donaldson
Court of Session
Court of Legion
House of Commons
Hastings Trial Prep Provokes House Debate On Ordnance Funds
In Westminster Hall the Speaker fixes tomorrow for Hastings trial as debate unfolds on the Duke of Athol’s Isle of Man petition, and on the Board of Ordnance finances. A motion for a committee to audit expenditure since January 1, 1840 is urged amid accusations of concealed balances and misused open contracts.
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Warren Hastings
Westminster Hall
Duke of Athol
Isle of Man
Curwen
Courtey
Board of Ordnance
Duke of Richmond
Sir John Miller
Ordnance
Cumberland
Berland-Fort
Plymouth
Mount Edgescumbe
West-Indies
Portsmouth
West Indies
Dottor Hunter
America
Wolfe
Marquis Townshend
Flo
Minchinald
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Hursday
Foreign Intelligence
Leoroup Ili
Archduke OF
Austri
London
Nisi Prius
Isaac
Edward Weston
Charles. Weston
A.M
Durham
T. Cadell
de Strand
William Gilpin
Salisbury
Boldre
New Forest
Lymington
Jamaica
William Beckford
J. Egerton
Military Library
Whitehall
Lyndon
House of Lords
House Or Commons
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