Paris letter defends Royalist stance amid anarchist attacks
A Paris letter addresses Roederry of Journal de Paris denouncing charges of Royalism and refuting claims of a public safety committee alliance. The writer asserts noninvolvement with past revolutionary bodies, criticizes Lebois and anarchists, and pleads for government action to curb incivility while warning of potential constitutional collapse.
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fMerlin
ide"Thionville
Lebois
Che Authicr
Hiediz
Affairs of Italy in Debrie speech on Venice and Genoa
Abttena of the Speech by Jean Debrie defends French conduct toward Venice and Genoa. It denounces conspirators, cites the 328th article, and argues for punitive war measures while condemning Venetian aristocracy and oligarchic schemes. A printed copy includes a letter from the Patua of Scutari to General Buonaparte seeking protection for Scutarian merchants.
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Jean Debrie
Venice
Genoa
Francois
Dumolard
Verona
Italy
Caple
French Republic
Buohaparte
Becgme
Gerton
Aés
England
Occar
allaGdabo
Anguel
Patua
ScuTart
Buonaparte
Ifa
Puisant
Tpalian
Scutaria
Massacre trial details of the Bagley household murder
Today in court Barrington outlines the February massacre at Fubber Duly where Isaac Bagley and Sarah Bagley were killed and their children John and Mary Bagley escaped. An insane girl, saved from the carnage, identified the prisoners as leaders.
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Todmas
Lai Beaucreae
Bagley
Safah
John
Mary Bagley Granda
Isaac ‘Bagley
Barrington
The
Crowns
Abe
Edenderry
Johnn Bagley
Isaac
Sarah
Fubber
Wittess
Mary
Ottoman Ally Letter and Local Court News Collide
A dated dispatch shows Buowaraxrt, Commander in Chief, praising Albanian loyalty and sending four muskets while noting respect for the Albanian order in the Adriatic. The same item mentions a Sunday parish vacancy at St Mary Newington and reports a murder trial where Mary Bagley recounts attacks on her family, with the jury acquitting the accused after examining the child witness and the Solicitor General’s careful questioning.
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Buowaraxrt
Seurant
I Republic
Sublime Porte
Adriatic Sea
Tee
Norfolk Island prospects and King’s stewardship praised
An excerpt discusses Norfolk Island and Hawkesbury settlement prospects. It praises Lieutenant-Governor King for stabilizing government, boosting local grain and pork rations, and building independence. It notes favorable climate and soil, with potential wheat and maize crops, and envisions self-sufficiency pending cattle.
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Norpelt-Hidd
Leiden
Europe
Norfolk Island
King
Hawkesbury
Drowned at Abercorn Inn and early 19th century crime notes
A servant of Mr. Watts named MGKeger at the Abercorn Inn in Paisley was carried into a river channel in a post-chaise and drowned with his horses. Other brief items report a fatal fire at a Glasgow area jute house, a bank closure and a robbery attempt near Harrowgate, a disguise wig leading to identification, and a sequence of Chester assize sentences for various offenses including rape, bigamy, and theft.
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Watts
Mgkeger
Abercorn
Paisley
Glasgow
Harrowgate
Knaresborough
Ripley
Aya
Heme
Abbe
Chester
Alizes
John Earlam
Wageington
Unus Hig
Smallwood
Foglee
John
Eckforton
James Chatwell
Sharwell
Stockport
Chefter-ifors
sJohn Andlem
Dad
Thomas Snerwin
Pigce
Richard
Samuel
Hadfield
Samuel Gaxo
James Heald
Betty Howard
Samuel Lovatts
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Sept. i
Eidistrial de Paris
Committee of Public Safety
Lanchere
Serro- Berre
Convention
Moniteur
Mentz
Rewbell
Carnot
Robespierre
Affairs OF Italy
Brehdl
Republic
Nat
Mary Conelly
Mabara Be
Hegira
St. Mary
Newington
Surry
Archdeacon ‘Crawford
Milton
Gravesend
Birdleven
Dickinson
Bean
Carthalton
MA. Sannenved
Mr.Dickinson
Mr. Bean
Duchess of
Devonshire
Crogan
Grace
Ealingea
Mary ‘Bagiy
Cauifa
Ders
Teuginens
Las Alizes
Tiaac
Johony
Tubberdaly
Parde
Isaac Bagley
Henry Proctor
Marypowder
Caunsel
Tomlinson
Uoon
Théin
Botanteay
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