Countess Bethune Pleads For Her Children At Court
Paris dispatch describes the Countess de Bethune addressing the parliament to defend her children. She refuses to name a guardian, insists on defending them herself if permitted, and wins applause as the case is postponed to a later session. The moment is seen as a notable new scene in the court drama amid pending actions against the Marshal de Broglie.
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Paris
Countess de’ Bethune
Marshal de Broglid
Linquet
Countess de Bethune
Madam de Bathune
Sieur Linquet
Hindon election disfranchisement debated in Commons
In the London House of Commons the Hindon borough election case dominates proceedings. Bribery findings against Richard Smith and Thomas Brand are read. a resolution to disfranchise Hindon advances amid long debate. Other items include Nottingham petition debates, Dublin and Belfast trade distress, and various royal court appearances and local notices.
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Dandafs
Richard Smith
Thomas Brand Gf Hollis
James Calthorpe
Hindon
Wilts
Dorchester
Leigh
House of Commons
St. James’s
Ancaster
Leinster
Stratford
Gower
Denbigh
Waldegrave
Oxford
Carlisle
Hertford, &c
John Shelly
Countess of Oulsbury
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Leinster
Wedderburne
William Meredith
Lord Folkstone
T. Townshend
George Osborne
Cooper
Whitehaven
Great Britain
London
Scotland
Linnen
Belfast
Ireland
Th .T
Common Council
John Wilkes
Serjeant
Glynn
Harley
Sawbridge
Bull
Lewis
Hayley
Hopkins
Eldail
Newnam
Oliver
Thomas
Major Miller
Tinsdel
Zool
Col.perannum
Court of Common Council
Sheriffs of London
Rumbold
Government of
Madrass
Lord Pigot
Harsh death of hare sparks moral quarrel in Leeds
In Leeds a Chergyman's hounds killed a hare after a brief chase, provoking a clerical apology exchange. a separate incident reports a violent home invasion by five men at Chapel Town, with threats and plunder. Flood damage hits Salterns near Chichester and Emsworth, delaying coastal work until next summer. Bath arrivals list numerous titled and local figures including Lord Thomas Pelham Clinton and many ladies and gentlemen.
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Country News
Leeds
Chergyman
Root
Lewes
Chichester
Emsword
Bath
Thomas Pelham Clinton
Lord Vernon
Drake
Hamilton
Barry
Moreton
Aubrey
Stone
Capt. Fletcher
Oliver
Porrer
Pigot
le Hunt
Banger
Price
Seave
Archbold
Poole
Gemmell
Charles
O'Reilly
Neaves
Smith
Death of Edinburgh Senator and Mint General at Strichen
Ss Cotlan D Edinburgh aged 76 died at Strichen House. He was one of the Senators of the College of Justice and General of the Mint in Scotland in the 44th year on the Bench. Remains deposited at Aberdour vault. He travelled to Sicily last autumn before a fever ended his life on September 9. Married Katherine Hamilton. two sons with her Ladyship at Rome. Named among sixteen Peers of Scotland, death announced before election.
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Sicily
Katherine
John Hamilton
Rome
Scotland
Edward M Quirk dies in Salem County New Jersey
Edward M Quirk, a native of Kilkenny Ireland noted for his role in the Brentford election disturbance, died suddenly about three weeks ago in Salem County New Jersey.
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America
Philadelphia
Salem County
New Jersey
Edward M.quirk
Kilkenny
Ireland
Brentford
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