News of European Affairs and Local Notices from Naples to London
Reports from Naples and Vienna detail court moves, Ottoman mediation, and military measures across Italy, Hungary, and Turkey as Well as papal and imperial notices. London items include a Paris court ruling on Mademoiselle Ferrand, deaths, and court appointments across Britain and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Alturias
Neapolitan
Ottaviano Medicis
Sicily
de Popoli Cantelmi
Loano Doria
Veenna
Duke of Lorrain
Prince Charles
Presbourg
Archdurchess
Constantinople
Duke of
Wirtemberg
Danube
Hungary
Prince of Hesse D
Armstadt
Kheverthuller
Duke de Neailles
France
Italy
Fiume
Guy de Staremberg
Maximilian de Staremberg
Konigieg
Thungen
Bareith
Charles de Loreain
Frank Lorrain
Bade-Baden
Wurschleditz
Oei
Paris
Gilbert de Voisin
Mademoiselle Ferrand
Mademoiselle
Affizes in Northumberland and Durham Convict Many
In Newcastle and Durham the Affizes sentenced several defendants. Robert Hunter received a death sentence for house-breaking. Anne Vardy was proved lunatic in the murder of her aunt Jane Young and others were sentenced or acquitted. Transportation, whips, or habeas corpus were ordered for several men, with multiple acquittals. At Winlaton races various plates awarded to horses. A notorious Irishman Nugent, alias Eugene, was captured after feigning marriage and stealing wives’ money. later arrested in Cardiff Gaol after investigations in Dursley, Chepstow, and Berkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Northumberland
Robert Hunter
Anne Vardy
Jane Young
Anne Daglesh
Christian Davison
Isabel Thompson
John Simpson
Andrew Scowgold
George Scowgold
Thomas Tate
Alexander Ogle
John Edwards
Jame Swan
William Robinson
Ursula Douglass
Michael Simpson
John Rudge
Durham
Thomas Edwards
Thomas Rickaby
Joseph Osborn
Richard Edwards
William Kerr
Dorothy, Crisop
Anne Charlton
John Sims
Dorothy Goodwilly
John Nicholson
William Sagile
John Hodgson
Sunderland
Admiralty
Winlaton
James Hepple
Mitchell
Traveller
Waffe
Yorkhire
Molly
William Mills
Creeper
Gloucester
Dursley
Henry Nugent
Nugent
Eugene
Berkley
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
Cardiff
England
Ireland
Spain
Cambridge MP Thomas Sclater Bacon Dies at 73
London reports Thomas Sclater Bacon, member of parliament for the Town of Cambridge, died in the forenoon Monday at Mrs. Fox’s in Jesus Lane Cambridge aged 73. He represented Cambridge in three parliaments and was noted for unfaltering integrity and impartial conduct.
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The
London Evening-Pott
Naples
Ferrand
Berties
Lingling
Jackson
Southgate
Wallis
John Tash
Lincoln’s-Inn Fields
David Duan
Gray’s Inn
Baxter
Feild
Whitecross-street
Lord Hinton
London
Patch
Exeter
Richard Ellis
Archibald Campbell
Henry Exskine
Mark Kerr
Regiment of Foot
James St. Clair
George Beauclerk
Regiment of Foot Guards
Charles Wills
Ath
George Clarke
New York
America
Phineas Edgar
Daniel Pellew
Richard Kane
Richard Cornwallis
Robert Layton
Prince and Princess of Wales
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