Curious Sunday Church Incident and Newgate Escape
A parish church tale from London recounts a boy with a jug asking for ale during a reading, a clergyman’s red faced reaction, and a later escape tale from Newgate Ireland where 16 prisoners used improvised tools and a rope furnished by a wife to descend from the roof and flee, slipping past a sentinel. The account blends two distinct incidents in a single report.
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Newgate
Ieland
Liverpool
Fhwer Yard
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Sheriff’s-Prisons
Traynor
Murphy
Census Compare Population of South Carolina 1800 and 1799
The article reviews the 1800 census against 1799, noting South Carolina would gain eight House seats next election, up from six, with detailed figures for free people of color and slaves. It also cites a London paper and a Constantinople letter describing French forces before Alexandria and British opposition, listing gunboats with vivid names.
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House
Congress
Importation of Horn and Steam Engines Stirs Local Alarm
A large quantity of horn recently imported from China is noted, with a wry remark on its low utility. In a provincial town a ban on certain seam engines has alarmed several aldermen who fear mistaken identity in hot weather with the steaming machinery.
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China
Newcastle
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