Not Guilty For Mrs Rudd In London Court Trial
A lengthy trial at Guildhall pits Mrs Rudd against accusations of forgery and publication tied to a sensational affair involving Sir Thomas Frankland and Mrs Perreau. The jury returns four no guilty verdicts, freeing Mrs Rudd as she leaves court amidst cheers and swift departure to a friend’s house.
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Deacon
Middlesex
Robert Perreau
Tho. Frankland
Christian Hart
Tim
Reynolds
Arcaigns
London
Richard Aston
Aera
Perreau
Thomas Frankland
Moody
Thratter
Fach
John Bailey
Rudy
King- Greet
Newgate
Choffian
Mrr. Radd
Chriffian Hart
Chrifian Hart
Rudd
Witree
Deaton
Beth Hart
Hart
Wright
Wengate
Carfei
Busley
Bat
Chejr
Mary Nightingale
Nuies
Bas Cnis Witmess
Richard Allen
Walth
Richard
Casidy
John Hart
Bailey
Arabiella Wright
NoGri Ly
Lecas
Murphy
Howarth
Segeant Davy
Davenport
Cooper
Prince of Asturias Injured in Horse Accident
Mail from Holland reports the Prince of Asturias was thrown from a horse while chasing the chase the day before yesterday. He dislocated his left shoulder and suffered a severe leg contusion. He was taken to a coach toward the Imperial, with hope no fatal consequences. Separately, Berlin advises the King of Prussia remains feeble after illness.
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Holland
Maprioo
Asturids
Hamburgh
Berlin
Prussia
Copenhagen
Holstein
Paris
Malaga
America
London Lords Debates on Northern Passage Reward Bill
The Lords read for a first time a bill to reward discovery of a Northern Passage by sea and to reward proximity to the Northern Pole. The house reported the Shortestch Paviap bill and Ladogroke roads repair bill without amendments. Adjourned to Friday December 8.
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London
HOUSE
LORDS
Nis
Pacific
Duschess
Kington
Palmer
Kelly
I Balingstoke
Fragmentary report on Caraigan election model discovery
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Caraigan election model and a discoverer associated with an aged pirate. The readable parts reference December and a military or official context, but details are unclear. The item appears to be a late 19th or early 20th century note about an election-related investigation without a coherent narrative.
Debates on West Indies trade and American restraint bill
The House discussed delaying the American restraining bill and aiding West India merchants amid fears of war provocation. A petition from West India planters urged relief from trade cuts, while opponents argued the measure harmed neutral lives and nations. The session closed with amendments approved and adjournment set.
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Raipay
Sedgemore
AA Bil
West Indies
America
Trial arrangements for a noble detainee in the Tower
The House of Lords resolved to form a Committee of the whole to regulate trial forms on Monday or five Peers. The Body is to be held in the Tower custody, brought to the bar by the Constable or his deputy, with standard prisoner amenities, and barred from stepping onto the bar area. Guards and scaffolding are to be provided.
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Crown
House of Commons
Cardigan
Robert Smith
Johnes
St. James’s
Quebec
Dartmouth
Mahon
Mann
Gibralar Bay
Hacriot Stanhope
Foleys
Hassington
Petersham
Roche
Old Salley
Ferrguson
Pistola
Sherwards
House of Lords
Stewart
John Locke
Daniel Waterland
Han
Edward Earl of
Clarendon
William Dodd
Nik
Doddridge
John
Locke
R. Davis
L. Davis
T. Carnag
Fewbery
W.goldfiid
Paternofterro
Proposa
Urcas
Britain
Ireland
Weather Promises High Water at London Bridge
The notice lists tide times for multiple days with morning and afternoon high water indications. It records 12m after 4 in the morning and other late afternoon tides across Morday Foesday and gim. The text uses archaic spellings and fragmented timing.
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London
Bridgee Toomorrow
Bank Stock Notes from India and Britain
Fragmentary financial snippet lists Bank Stock references from India, South Sea, Bank of England, and British banks with percent figures. Mentions Bank Long Annum, 36h Lastery Tickets, and a 263 line, suggesting archival ledger iteming and prices or rates from a historical market page.
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Bank Long Ann
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Ure Crane
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Charles Fox
John Cavendish
Johnitque
Rigby
Col. Morris
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India
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Canmere
Robert IL. Wath
Isvasae
Sir David Dalrympue
Rera
Covent Garden
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's Churchyard
T. Evans
Strand
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