Poland Dismemberment Debates Reach Foreign Courts
Dublin era and Warsaw reports describe polities in flux as Russia and Prussia press to carve Poland. A royal note appeals for united European mediation while Polish claims of antiquated possession and legal borders are argued by ministers in Constantinople and Berlin.
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Wes
Poland
Saxony
Rufla
Pomerania
Polish
Prussia
Yady
Warsaw
Republic of Poland
Petersbourg
Berlin
Miedziejowsis
Pof
Vienna
Fockzany
Genoa
Wheliczka
Bochnia
John Baptist Becarda
Faste of the Irish Widow at Drury Lane
The theatrical intelligence reviews a new Irish Widow comedy where Mrs Brady and Mr Wissle scheme to wed, a cruel guardian villain confronts them, and a disguising officer reveals Mrs Brady as the guardian’s daughter. The piece ends with a reconciliation epilogue and notices of forthcoming Drury Lane entertainments and Parisian acting news.
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Sis. Bolton
Halifax
Stokespears
Mr. Boltort
Hallifax
Shakespear
Melis
Bolton
Brarbinder-lane
William Bolton
London
Oliver
Leekey
Hallifax and Shakespear
Bishop
Saxby
Wilkes
Country News
Contbridge
Richard York
Willi Mott
Stephen Oliver
Sudbury
Norwich
Earl of
Reading
Thames
Maidenhead
Burgettes
Brisol
Spicer
Bishopstone
Wilts
Faste
Brady
Phelim
Wissle
Coxcomb
Mr. Bates
Witge
Wotsle
P Fently
Wittle
Willie
Blade
Theatre-Royal
Drury-lane
Dr. Arne
Mrs. Smith
Sylvia
Cymon
Miss Weller
Mrs. Bradsley
Polly
Lucy
Deel
Mr. Moffop
Paris
le Deferteur
Ator Cailhad
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Luke's
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Boroughsaid-Corporation of
Liverpool
cDhowas Rumbold
Richard Starham
William Rawlins
Rob. Walme
Old Bailey
Wa. Nasu
Guildhall
Mr. Horne
Hastings
Cheapside
Sheriff Lewes
British Charity
St. John’s, Clerkenwell
Hilf
Mr. Hubbard
Merton College
Gallywood Common
London Bridge
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Lancashire
Matlock
Derbyshire
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Thale
Wubncl
Indi
Hicks’s Hall
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Shepherd’s Baths
James Kennedy
James Dvett
Thomas Morse
Fulham
Henry Dutfield
James Calder
Church-alley
Basinghall-street
Newgate
Wm. Vivian
Corpus Christi College
Ofxod
Meff& Lukyn and Price
King’s College, Cambridge
Wester
Queen’s
Willis
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Wortley
Hereford
Thomas Baines
Richards Castle
Salop
Prichett
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Charles Gould
Sarum
Salisbur
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Oxon
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Marria
GES
Andover
Hants
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Munday
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Bruton Street
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St. Sepulchre’s Church
William Loveday
St. John’s-street
Ludgate-street
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London Wall
Bagwell
Kefferday
St. Ann’s Church
Soho
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Ety
Argyll-buildings
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Panton-street
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Southwark
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Royal Navy
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Linpen-Draper
St. James’s Place
Collins
Sutton Colefield
Warwickshire
Shipley
Chester
Prince of Wales
Dfnaburgh
Cavendish-square
Count Brubl
Piccadilly
Watkin Williams Wynne, Bart
Grosvenor Square
W. Hewer
Weift- Tilbury
Essex
Battersea
Mr. Billings
Lothbury
Mills
Orchard-street
Westminster
Col. de Champigny
Zachariah Jackson
Brentford
Francis Tomlinson
Davies-street
Grosvenor-square
Hugh Cunliffe
Corton
Soreete