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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 24, 1776

Page

2

Trial Minutes Reveal New York Conspiracy Trials 1776

Long account of minutes from a 1776 Committee of Enquiry in New York City. Trials discuss James Claytons and David Mathews as alleged conspirators against Congress and General Washington. Testimony describes alleged theft of papers, plans to seize Washington, and social meetings used to advance a royalist cause. Executions and transport to Connecticut are ordered. August sentencing delayed. The piece also notes a literary aside on a translated Epic Poem and a publication notice.

New-York Congress America Qétava Connecticut New York Washington Peter R. Livingston J. M. Scott Peter Curtenius Marinus Willett John Abeel Alex Dougall Cora Byrank John Berrian John Stoutenburgh Mulligen James Weffels Gershom Mott John Crimshire Gilbert Smith David Mathews New Gael James Claytons More Mary Gibbons Mr. Mulligen Adeel James Myer Thomas Lefferts Peter Goff Society Mr. Goff Gen. Washington Albany Pouphkeepsey Ringefield James Clayford David Matthews Matthews Dougal Taliea England James Myers Stephen Prince Crawford Benevhante Davie Marcews Eigfiedre

Memoire of Faniar and Diana de Poitiers in Henry II era

A historical sketch describes Henry II of Valois as a bold cavalier and generous monarch driven by favorites. Diana de Poitiers dominates court affairs, influencing royal policy, wealth, and marriages while Henry's distrustful reforms and patronage reshaped the court. Diana's beauty, wit, and political skill endure as she contends with Madame D Estampes, leaving a lasting imprint on the king's reign.

Nowraxall Enry II Valois Francis Montmorenci D’annebaut Cardinal of Tournon Francis Duke of Guise Hal de St. Andre Diana de Poitiers Henry John de Poitiers Louis the Twelfth Louis de Breze Count de Maulevrier D’estampes Diana Briffac Count de Boffu Marchez Cardinal of Lorrain Croud

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