I Temple Defends Honour in Duel Over Whately Letters
J Temple writes amid public scrutiny to clear himself of theft and malice claims related to letters from america and to recount the duel with Mr Whately. He asserts never took letters beyond those written with his brother, and accuses anonymous writers of spreading false accusations. He notes Whately failed to disclose essential facts and pressed for a duel to defend his good name.
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Whately
Oliver
America
Characer
Mr. Whately
Bolton
Antexor
Whatley
Boston
Pdeplne
Bafton
J. Temple
Church of England
Obert Nelson, Esq
J. Buckland
J. Fuller
J. Beecroft
J. Hinton
W. Strahan
J. Rivington
Hawes
Clarke
Collins
N.B
Reys
William Bayley
Cockfour-street
London
Joh Price
India House
Leaden
A CHRISTMAS RAY In a speculative letter to the editor
A critic signed A. E. lan appeals to readers and officials in verse to expose flaws in rotten boroughs and to urge city members and the Senate to purge corruption while warning the paper to avoid scrutiny. The piece questions legality and urges transparent scrutiny heading into political matters.
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Senate
Court mourning and Dublin poll deadlock robed in era text
The piece notes a royal mourning for Prince Frederick Henry Erdile and a Windsor Christmas charity order. Dublin poll results show a tie between Wir. Morres and Mr. Ald. Geale. Ireland’s House debates a chalkers bill with death penalties, plus commentary on penalties and punishments. Archduke Maximilian embarks on a tour, new mines reported in Wiffocka and Thorsdorff, and nun closures in empire reforms. Queen of Prussia ill. Robertson sketches Canada conquest and Pitt era reflections.
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Prince Frederick Henry Erdile
Prince Ferdinand
Prussia
Duke of Cumberland
Italy
Windsor-lodge
Dublin
Wir
Morres
Ald. Geale
House of Commons of Ireland
Edward Tighe
French
Chapman
Wood
Ponsonby
Clement
Vienna
Archduke Maximilian
Count Rosenburgh
Germany
Holland
Flanders
England
France
Wiffocka
Thorsdorff
Berlin
Edinburgh
William Robertson
Scotland
Charles V
America
Canada
Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Chatham
House of Bourbon
Europe
Ardowr
Aroused orations and early notices from a crowded era
A sprawling, cursive extract surveys political eloquence, corruption debates, and notable figures, interlaced with local disasters and social notes. It recounts a statesman’s charged rhetoric and influence, then shifts to a London fire killing an infant, marriages, deaths, and theatre listings, ending with financial market quotes and stock prices.
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Demosthenes
Tully
Murray
N.B
George the Second
Cable-street
Southwark
Charles Baldwin
Aldereman’s Walk
Bishopstate-street
Rush
Vine-street
Westminster
Brampton
Chatham
Thomas Brett
Thomas Burkett
Hugh Neeler
Ratcliff- Highway. Co
Guildford
Surry
Royal Grammar School
Lady Constance
Bricknell
Falconbridge
Nicolle
King
Matt Farley
Genek
Pandolph
Arthur
Eleanor
Melun
Master Farley
Stilwell and
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A. E
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Miss
Fame
the Citizen
Coventt-Garden
Alfred
Achil
Genya
India
Consol
Pr. Navy
Long Ann
Gloucester
Maidenhead
Wylingford
Hanforth
PRUEN
Costar
Rushton
Northamptonshire
Careless
R. Baldwin
Avere
Benjamin
Mordecai
Elisha Levi
Amterdam
Ce’ourt
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's Creyard
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