Death of Mr Howard Sparks Reform Interest Across Europe
From the London Gazette a report arrives about the death of Mr Howard, famed for travels and prison hospital reforms in Europe. He contracted the fever while tending a sick young lady in Cherfon, succumbing after twelve days. Prince Potemkin, upon hearing, sent his physician to assist in Jaffey.
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Esterday
Cherfon
Howard
Europe
Prince Potemkin
Jaffey
Sailor in Pub hoists deadly stab at Alton Butts
In Alton the inquest on John Faithful revealed a sailor, who was seized with smallpox, stabbed Faithful with a clasp knife in the left arm and side during delirium after a fever. Faithful died on the 17th. the sailor died four days after the incident. Jury ruled Faithful died of wounds inflicted by an unknown person while in a frenzy.
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Wincheser
Alton
Mr. Newlyn
John Faithful
Alton Butts
Clerkenwell
Tethilfields
Lambeth
Bazing
John Chadwick
Cornhill
Braid’s Burn
Edinburgh
Chelsea
Maritime Deal and Ship Departures at Gravesend
On March 22, several vessels left for Liverpool and Newfoundland including Nimble citer and Mayflower. Wind at N E. Gravesend noted no ships in the Downs. Beverages of Hamburg departures listed with Beaver Sloman Prince of Piedmont Friends Welfare Lions Three Brothers Young and others leaving from Leghorn Groningen.
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Deal
Citer
Richardson
Liverpool
Mayflower
Redhead
Newfoundland
Downs
N. E. Gravesend
Beaver
Sloman
Hamburgh
Prince of Piedmont
Cockburn
Leghorn
Friends Welfare
Lions
Young
John
Johnson
Denton
Peters
Wo Brothers
Smith
Hendrick
Groningen
Lords of Lords meets on March 23 for private bills and appeal
The Lords met at about 2:30 PM to read several private road and enclosure bills and a naturalization bill a second time then read third time for Manby's and Abergavenny estates. The Lord Advocate and Solicitor-General spoke long on the appeal between Lords of Session in Scotland and the College of Justice in Edinburgh about Poor Rates. Adjourned at 4:30 PM with further hearings planned tomorrow.
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Thorspat
Manby
Abergavenny
Lords of Session
Scotland
College of Justice
Edinburgh
Adam
Wright
Dandas
Hungarian Offease Sparks Court Location Demands
A murmur rises across Hungarian society over a new offease with calls to move the court to a king pin. Emperors and kings appear due July 1 while Brabant unrest grows from moneyed manipulation aimed at quelling Patriots with rioting mobs. Dukes and counts face vengeance as a mob plunders and a banker’s house falls under a volley from volunteers.
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Hungary
Ming
Ape
Briffels
Brabant
D’rUfel
B’aremberg
Viscount Walkiers
Chapel
Simon
French turmoil and arrests fill London intelligence
A wide mix of notices covers turmoil in Paris with armed clashes and a resignation, plus updates from London including trials of foreign assassins, naval and diplomatic moves, and public notices. Reports mention Abbé Maury, Viscount Walkiers, Ducal intrigues, Duke of Leeds, Sir Robert Murray Keith, and Prince of Wales. Also noted are theater developments, bankruptcies, and a range of criminal and civil proceedings across the era.
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Viscount Walkiers
Wife Walkiers
Marines
Maury
Duke of Leeds
Ofice
Whitehall
Dresling
Robert Murray Keith
Vienna
Luxemburgh
Fitzherbert
Hague
Stockholm
Liljehorn
Prussia
Liege
Ireland
House of Lords of Ireland
Doyle
Prince of Wales
Carleton-house
John Hunt
Baileterre
St. Kitts
Lord Abercorn
Stanmore
Duke of Orleans
Portland Place
Tolbooth
Greaves
Guildhall
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Bedford-row
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Farrihgdin
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Soenuel Kinky
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Bristol
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Lincoln’s Inn
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City of Chester
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Guisbrough
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Doncester
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Portman-square
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Christchurch
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