March 13 18th Century Dispatches From Europe and London
Saturday March 13 reports from Bollard and France ship arrivals and a Russian tax chief Petersbol who is jailed for mistreatment. Cracow alerts signal Austro Prussian moves and shifts of royal offices to Cracow. News from Warsaw and Berlin covers congress gaps, war prospects, and diplomatic dispatches concerning Russia Austria and Prussia.
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Death sentence for postal letter break and forgery case
E L Dubin and William Grignion, letter carriers, were convicted last Wednesday at the Court of Oyer and Terminer for breaking open letters and forging endorsements on bills. Dubin received the death sentence. In Corke a vessel loaded with kelp capsized in a gale near Ballycotton. all on board perished.
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William Grignion
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Corke
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Ships News From Dear March Windward Ports
March 13 dispatch notes strong E wind hindering many vessels names unreadable aboard Cortiera Noblé en route to Arsterdam. Arrivals report Mayflower Sears from Amsterdam Plymouth Barbary-Packet Humphreys from London Gibraltar Falmouth-Packet Jonsh from Cork Cork-Backet Dinning from Amsterdam Amphitrite Hammond from Berford Elizabeth Hortens from ditto Adventuré Griffith from London Newnham Portugues Lazama from Buenos Aires Cadiz Anni Thompson from Rotterdam Sandwich Tartar Smith from Smyrna Constantinople Duke of Ancaster Elsdale from Wyburgh Leghorn.
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An Anecdote of Oliver Cromwell's Betrayal
A nobleman seeks Cromwell's leave to travel abroad during civil turmoil. Cromwell tests his honor by demanding proof he has not seen the King Charles I. On return, Cromwell exposes the traitor's letters, proclaims knowledge of the conspiracy, and banishes him while declaring forgiveness for treachery.
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Cromiwell
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