History of Regents and Minor Kings Across England
The article traces regencies from 1216 during Henry III’s minority to Edward V and Richard III era. It recalls William Marshal’s aid to Henry III, early regencies under Edward I and III, and how Parliament declared age or appointed protectors. It notes the roles of Lancaster, York, Mortimer, and the shift from regents to regal authority as kings reached age.
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Jobn
England
France
William Marthal
Earl of Pembroke
Henry
Egland
John
Bayer
Gloucester
Bach
Winchester
Tegate
Pembrol
Graricu
Bouyhes
C.e Semple
London
Regert
Peter de Roache
de Rach
de Burgo
Burkes
Clanticurde
Mayo
Rastand
Edward LI
Edward Jr
Parl
Kenelworth Casle
Edward
Edward Hl
Lancaster
Jona F.¢Shear
Duke of Lancaster
Edmund de Jangvy
Earl of Cambridge
Duke of York
Wo Tock
Iron
Wiechester
William of
Akerca
Henry V
Alvke
Be Ware
Humphrey Duke
Glouceter
Reyct
Paris
Duke of Didford
Ros N
Normandy
Cahenal
Lhough
Europe
Bra
Humphrey
O'Calion
Richard Duke of
York
Waain
Prince of Wales
Henry VII
Elenry
Pike
Margaret
House of Lancaster
Edward IV
George Duke of Clarence
Earl of Warwick
Edward. V
Privy Council
Richard II
Trial of a Forgery Suspect in Dublin Court
A Bank of Ireland forgery case proceeds in the Court of King's Bench though the defendant failed to appear. A tradessman face outlawry and a 2000 pound recognizance is ordered, while bail contests the procedure claiming the defendant was brought to court on Vera's first day.
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Dublin
King’s Bench
Bank of Ireland
Court Martial testimony on Captain Dawson and extra pay
In Portsmouth the Court Martial continues with Captain George Dawson of the Phagton, examining Mr William Mitchell about log entries, pay disputes with Sir Curry, and claims of extra pay for midshipmen. The proceedings focus on ratings, gifts said to be from the captain, and whether any arrangements affected crew pay.
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Ona
George Dawson
the ‘Phagton
Wiliam Mitchell
Lucas
Capain
Dawson
Maren
Curry
Poe
Redmen’s
Formail
Weill
Ques Hons
Mr. Curry
Capra
Douglas
Hem
Capron
Ca.cain
Fiidata
Iva
Grativ
Anu
Bowen
Violent Windstorm Hits Northampton Area Causing Severe Damage
Aug 27 reports from Northampton describe a rare wind gust that struck Tuesday afternoon, ripping roofs from barns, toppling buildings, uprooting trees, and blocking roads for miles. Debris and livestock losses occurred across nearby towns, with no lives initially reported.
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Northampton
M.V
Deer- Beld
Conway
Adffeld
Winteley
Hatfila
Pthiad
Dockeran
Tulpehoeker
Bois
Crit Canute
Indiaman Launches and Legal Quiet in Suffolk
A morning paper reports the loss of the Camden Losaman in the Bengal River, which is denied by latest intelligence. A fine East Indiaman of 1182 tons from Weil's Yard at Deptford, commanded by Captain Blackburn, is launched and to sail to Madras and China. The sole Indiaman remaining is the Hillborough from Berden, Captain Hadcattle, expected soon. Last Thursday magistrates at Wonodbride Suffolk convicted nine persons in the Penal of Solent for refusing to testify in support of the Excise Laws.
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Bengal
Bombay
Vons
Messrs. Weil
Deptford
Madrats
China
Blackburn
Wonodbride
Suffolk
Solent
Noted Bath figure Mizor Coldhurst’s volatile life ends in tragedy
The article recalls Mizor Coldhurst a famed Bath persteman known for wit charm and generous living. It recounts his boldness in court and gambling excesses while noting a fatal accident that ended a notoriously eventful career and life amid a circle of confident friends.
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Persteman
Bath
Cork
Cuneart
Taremott
Fohoa
Peur
London
Beld
Will
Marriages Recorded in Dublin for Military and Legal Circles
Marriages noted with Captain Peter Lerh of Micclefield to Mass Neal on the 25th ult in Dublin and Charles Smith Esquire Barrister at Law to May Frances Dorothea Sauwthil of Milvinoke, Kants. The report lists nuptials among military and legal circles with limited details due to fragmented OCR.
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Dublin
Peter Lerh
Micclefield
Mass Neal
Rithiatt
Charles Smith
Kingdom of Trend
Frances Dorothea Sauwthil
Milvinoke
Kants
Arnold Langle Aged 68 Former Surgeon of Lyndun
Arnold Langle Ela died at Rets Hall near Dablin in the 68th year of his age. He formerly served as a surgeon in Lyndun.
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Rets Hall
Dablin
Arnold Langle
Ela
Lyndun
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Serktey
Questin
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Yeur Dairy Avventrem
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Society For
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Gentienen
Vis Dp
Margiba Fayece
Jree Cranias
Warsabe
Pans
Tiowa Clarks
Gran Ee Oha
Samel Bioure
Ian
Botin
Taft Tuc Fc
Actvon
An- Chordia Nantunet
Quis de Sainetvie
Hhillborough
Bercoden
Hadcattle
Mizor Coldhurst
Wouter
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