Fragmented OCR narrative on foreign affairs and personal exile
Fragmented text covers foreign remittances to Confederate forces, a proposed extradition, and a harsh critique of inquisitorial processes. It mentions France sending remittances, British policy, and a noblewoman facing trial in her absence, with references to sovereign princess status and personal peril. The tone is period news commentary with scattered names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennt
Warsaw
Baroy
Rdy
David
Trial of William Morgan for murder at Nass ends in death sentence
From Gloucester March 16 report on the Nass murder trial of William Morgan. Judge Wares sentences Morgan to death after a four to five hour trial. Elizabeth Twigg and others convicted of grave crimes, with Twigg to be executed alongside Morgan. Bristol and Birmingham items note price-cut efforts and a drowning incident near Clayton Brook involving Mrs Wood and passengers.
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Country News
Gloucester
Justice Wares
William Morgan
Mills Jones
Nass
Jory
Elizabeth Twigg
William Hanks
Edward Wicks
John Kemmih
William Millard
Morgan
Brifal
Birmingham
Mr. Wood
Cotes
Eccleshall
Staffordshire
Steedman
Beech
Newcastlemarket
Clayton Brook
Trentham
Archbithop
Lisbon
Salvadore
Brazils
Wate
Habour
Trinity-house
London Bridge
Corporation of
London
Thames
Bate
Fontainbleau
Westminster Abbey
Wolfe
New Lloyd’s
Pope’s’ Head
Cornhill
Chapter
Pater-nofter-Row
Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, Bart
Town
Shrewsbury
House of Commons
Rye
Sussex
South Seas
Portsmouth
Bolland
Ss. Lear
St. James’s
Tim
John la Rose
Old Bailey
Newgate
Worcester
Jane Noakes
John Knight
Edwin Smith
Daniel Smith
William Geenes
Kensington
St. Paul’s
Poultry Compter
Surry
Middlesex
de la Chaumette
Wood
Spitalfields
Colne
Great Bridge
Watford
Hertfordshire
Saffron-hill
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Barnewall
Goodman’s-fields
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
Thomas Leslie
John
Earl of
Yeterday
Nightingale
John Nightingale
Lombard-s Street
Trapp
Pilgrim
Bow-lane
Austin-Friars
Edward Warner
Susannah le Cour
Miss le Cour
Dulwich
Dignam
Holborn
Bankrup
T.S. Thomas Duncan
South Shields
Durham
Custom-house
Newcadle Upon Tyne
Joseph Jones
Sittingborne
Kent
Dolphin
Feversham
Zachary Habbersly
Kirkby Kendal
Westmorland
Scrivener
White Lion
Edward Smith
Goldhanger
Essex
Arrival Notes From Plymouth and Nearby Ports
IP NEWS reports wind from the west and no ships in the Downs. Padston Miller arrives at Plymouth from Donkirk. Minerva Garret sails from Waterford to Plymouth. Sea ce Hall from South Carolina reaches Plymouth via Penzance.
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Downs
Padston
Miller
Donkirk
Plymouth
Minerva
Garret
Waterford
Penzance
Seace Hall
South Carolina
Plymont
Fragmented past politics and crime reports in a mid 18th century sheet
Debates in the House of Commons include motions on royal marriages and succession with speakers named Meredith Wedderburne North and Townshend. Other items note bills on probate evidence, bridges, divorce for multiple couples, and naval timber. plus court appeals, East India Proprietors quarterly actions, and a violent murder execution at Tyburn.
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Porpe
William Meredith
Wedderburne
Lord North
Commons
Lords
James Macartney
House of Commona
A. Gill
Flugh Lewis
Susanna Hale
Heale
Richmond
Surry
Middlesex
Richard Draper
Elizabeth Hartness
Royal ‘Hospital
Greenwich
Copenhagen
Denmark
Lord Gower
Lord Townshend
Ireland
Lord Camden
Nefesday
Court of Chancery
Lord Pomfret
Smith
House of Lords
Perrin
Lord Mansfield
Pomfret
General Quarterly Court of East-India Proprietors
Leadenhall-street
Johnstone
India
East-Indies
James Hodges
Eag- India Company
Essence of Pears and Peary Denthrrice Advertisement
Jacob Hemet Dentitt to her Majesty, and the Princess Amelia, recommends Essence of Pears and Peary Denthrrice for teeth and gums. Claims include whitening, strengthening loose teeth, preventing decay, curing gum scurvy, and fresh breath. Sold by W. Bayley in Cockspur Street and J. Price at Leadenhall Street, with other sellers listed in Bath and Paris. Price 2s 6d each.
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Jacob Hemet Dentitt
Amelia
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
London
Miss Purdie
Bath
J. le Bron Ru
Paris