Wool Act Debated As Indictments Fall Short Of Proof
Grand Jury returns three indictments in Middlesex regarding wool offenses after repeal of wool laws. Two trials fail to convict despite evidence. critics condemn the act as deficient and risky to ship owners and captains. Other items note charity, theatre, violent assaults, and local robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Kent
Sussex
Parliamece
John Bart
Dunkirk
Custom House
Clerkenwell
Oliver
Venetians Suffer Major Loss at Corfu Arsenal Fire
The Venetian arsenal at Corfu caught fire on March 11, triggering a terrible explosion that devastated the powder magazine and walls. A large portion of the Allied forces perished or were wounded, with 160 living soldiers and numerous wounded reported. Westminster courts opened the next morning on the great day of Battery ferm.
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Corfu
Arsecal
Westminter
The Toxophilite Society Created From a Manchester Cure
A Manchester gentleman named Mr Warring recovered from a chest complaint by outdoor long bow practice and later co founded the Toxophilite Society with Sir Ashton Lever. The group, linked to a Gingstar circumstance, numbers about 1000 members and aims to provide bows with adjustable elasticity for different users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toxophilite Society
Warring
Manchester
Sir Ashton Lever
Linen manufacture in Ireland boosts exports and industry growth
The Irish linen industry shows extraordinary exports with Dublin Linen Hall expanded and a new Belatt linen fair. West Indies demand rises as Ireland shifts from London and Bristol routes to ship directly, while Irish weavers improve fabric quality and cost efficiency, boosting empire riches.
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Dabin
Belatt
Dublin
Belfast
West Indies
Jamaica
London
Bristol
Liverpool
Ireland
England
Prisoner Pleads Guilty as Court Considers Mitigation
A defendant facing a burglary case pleads guilty at bar. He recounts a troubled life and appeals for mercy, while the court weighs mitigation and considers the impact on his family. The session records fourteen felonies proven and ten acquittals among the jury’s verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Minganoa Dhor
Cefcendeu
Willie Tabinitin
Ios
Grusry
Gatec
Thten
Fragmented report details a violent event and injuries
A garbled account describes a violent assault in a village setting with mention of a baby, injured parties, and a crowd near a window. The narrative references a man named Clery Cee and various bystanders as a confrontation unfolds, though many words are unreadable.
Unclear OCR Fragment Yields No Clear Event
A damaged OCR text fragment lacks coherent details. Readable items mention people and places in a chaotic mix, but no identifiable event, date, or location can be reliably extracted for a valid summary.
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Principe
St. Margaret and St John
Loten
Long Stratton
Norfolk
Swan Inn
Mademoiselle Guimard
Wrokas
Vari
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Thenes
Balecef
Annette
Lubin
Ile Deers
Figuere
Madame Saulnier
Westmidter
Bina
Julice Abingos
Big Treet
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Bridewll
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Fxeter Change
Strand
Gravesend
Ganon
Batlodia House
Rand
Eveniuy
Newcastle
Thekleron Hall
Godfrey Wentworth
Lilley
Mr. Bunbury
Joseph Andrews
St. George's Hospital
Bunbury
Boyd
Sloanetreet
Bond
Novosielski
Bin
Treland
Irth
Holland, &c
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Netherlands
Richard
Richard Aldriip
Marie
Aptos Gant
MT. No Rey
Dueday
Wehdad
Mae Clery
Sal
Tome Werkmnia
Wurst
Ettaes Palace
Bavarcay
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Peth
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Mia Peter D
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Blackwed
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Crerkeone
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