True Bills Found Against Frost and Others for High Treason
In a Manchester court the grand jury returned true bills against John Frost, C Waters, James Rust, William Jones, John Lore, Zephaniah Williams, Jenkin Morgan, Solomon Britton, Edmund Edmunds, Richard Benfield, John Rees, David Jones, George Turner, and John Rees for high treason. Burglary indictments were also returned against Amy Meredith, James Meredith, Thomas Keyes, and George George. The trial is set for December 31 with counsel and depositions to be arranged. Williams’s money taken was ordered returned.
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Thomas Ceves
12Th Lancers
Frost
Zephaniah Williams
William Jones
Waters
Lovell
Mr. Bellamy
John Frost
Charles Waters
John Lovel
Richard Benfield
John Rees
George Turner Forever
Coles
Edmond Edmonds
Jenkin Morton
Poumon Britton
James Rust
Mr. Owen
Jones
W. Jones
Bellamy
Clerk of the Crown
Geach
Mr. Frost
Williams
Peapont
Cabinet Council
Windsor Castle
John Russell
House of Commons
J. Russelu
Peter Laurie
Morris
Lord Auckland
Earl of Auckland
Baron Eden
John Keene
Baron Keene of
Cappoquin
M‘naughton
Colonel Pottinger
Morning Chronicle
Crediton
Liberal Party
Bristol Mirror
Bristol
Mary Lesonn
E. W. Shading
Loyal and Constitutional Association
Lord Teignmouth
Scadding
Ewart
Morning Herald
Thames
John Fox
Rose Vale
Penzance
Lees
Newgate
John Sergeant
Lord Glengall
Caher
Limerick
Cxuren-Ktes
Drew
Allhallows the Great
Brand
Joseph Cooper
Earl of Scarborough
Sandbeck Park
Yorkshire
Hornby Castle
Leeds
Duke
Prince George of Cambridge
Badminton
Duke and Duchess of Beaufort
Gloucestershire Yeomanry Cavalry
Duke of Beaufort
Totnes
Bottox
Poulton
Preston Observer
Wetheral Common
Carlisle Patriot
Press
Peerage
Manchester
Molesworth
India
United Service Gazette
le Coste
Chertsey
Surrey
Léo Coste
Globe
Croydon
Newark
Binneylane
Oxford
Carnarvon Herald
Grorce
Home Office
Coomb Pyne
Exeter
Theatre of politics and disasters noted across regions
Mixed telegrams report a dinner plan for MPs who backed a motion, rewards offered for arson at St Mary’s Sheffield, Venus visible at noon, Ostend fishermen praised, a Dutch language claim, a steamship collision near Gravesend, and various political and civic updates from Britain and Europe.
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Villiers
Af Lanchester Guardian
St. Mary’s Church
Sheffield
Walter Gilbee
John Parkin
Puilapelruia
Venus
Brussels
Ostend
Kentmere
Westmoreland
Denmark
Manchester Chronicle
Bellenden Ker
Great Westery
Cumberland Basin
Bristol Mercury
Gravesend
Newcastle
London
Northfleet
Portsmouth
Gosport
Bristol
Francis Drake
Hampshire
St. Martial
Bicétre
Hotel Dieu
Marten
Horse Guards
Cheltenham
Westminster School Drama Review and Courtly Theatres
A Westminster Monday performance of the Eunuchus saw cast details and scene omissions noted. Critiques praised Parmeno and Thais, with praise for Glyn sen and others, plus costume changes to tunics and togas. The piece provoked admiration for acting and stage direction amid broader notices of Henry Belasquez, Jack Sheppard, and upcoming pantomimes and theatre news across the era.
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Westminster
Mond
Westminster’ School
Terence
Rawlinson
Dorias
Glyn
Jun
Dorus
Ftoston
Sophrona
Antipho
Chwrea
Parmeno
Greenlaw
Thais
Randolph
Desdemonas
Imogens
Shakspeare
Gnatha
Cheerea
Thraso
Richards
Sen
Boyce
Parasite
Rome
Cherea
Pamphila
Phillimore
Pythias
Phedria
Hoby
Zakoski
Avrtrat Theatre
H. B
Henry Belasquez
Yates
Humphrey Bobus
Wilkinson
Ormer
H.B
Pimlico
Funnel
Paul Bedford
Jack Sheppard
Madame Vestris
Edmonton
Ware
Iss Mitford
Rienzi
Thompson
Otto
Otho
Wittelsbach
Macready
Philip of Swabia
Romer
Templeton and
Balfe
Dublin
Rochelle
Wieland
Waylett
United States
United State
South
Baltimore
Drurylane Theatre
Goethe
Weimar
Faust
Céléste
Baden-Baden
Philadelphia
Europe
Dr. Drury
Essex Reformers eye Attwood in county race purchase hinted
The Essex reformers consider Mr Attwood a likelihood to spend £10000 on a county election if opportunity arises. They note his Highlands property near Chelmsford as potential backing. Canterbury notes follow with clerical appointments and a new temporal peer writ for Ireland replacing the late Lord Kingston.
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Mr. Attwood
Smally
Attwood
Highlands
F. Rouch
Halstow
Canterbury
W. S. H. Braham
Canterbury Gazette
Andrews
Byng
Middlesex
Cheltenham
Ireland
Lord Kingston
Derby betting notes and four day sporting totals
The Norwich Mercury reports Derby betting with favourites Angelica, Muley Ishmael, and Brother to Euclid drawing strong interest. It covers last week’s game totals, a two hour forty mile gallop event at Sunbury common, and various hunting and racing items including a Severn pike find, a mule pheasant cross, and pedestrian endurance contest results.
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Hesily Ae
Muley Sarmsel
Euclid
Angelica
Launcelot
Wardan
Jersey
Ishmael
Duke of Cleveland
Orford
Westminster
Mr. Wreford
John Scott
Muley
Luncelot
Bokhara
Gray Milton
Norwich Mercury
Sunbury-common
England
George
Staines Road
London
Becher
Stacey
Whiteld
Watson
Beers Wou
E.seeeseees
Pattie Bane
Shea Beige
Laurence
Hsox Lucius
Lynn
Severn
Diglis
Worcester
Natural History Society
Robins
Lord Howick
Chevington Wood
Earl Grey
Elton
Gateshead
Rthard Harriers
H. R. Grogan
Morgan
Johnstown Castle
Buckstown
Bagendon
Wexford
Lieut
Simpson
Bernard
Woodham Mortimer-place
C. Comyns Parker
Hyde
Dancury
John Payne
Exeter Hart-Handel Solomon Noted by Sacred Harmonic Society
The Exeter Hart-Handel Solomon oratorio was performed Friday by the Sacred Harmonic Society to a crowded audience. The Literary Gazette discusses court anecdotes and royal intrigue in a playful tone, noting Queen Victoria and Prince Albert amid gossip.
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Exeter Hart
Handel
Solomon
Sacred Harmonic Society
Royal Courts
Literary Gazette
Morning Post
Court News
Court Journal
Court Gazette
Prince Albert
England
Pa 9
literary.Gazette
Fudge
Mies
Amelia Elmina Skeggs
Extraordinary Windsor Castle intrigue with post clerk
A foreign looking man in cloak demanded access to the Queen at Windsor Castle yesterday claiming letters for her from Germany. After refusals and a scuffle with police, he was detained, identified as Saunders a post office clerk, and taken to London for examination.
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Windsor
Germany
Duchess of Kent
Lord Melbourne
C. A. Murray
Mr. Murray
Murray
C. Grey
Walker
Grey
Royal Household
Russell
Church-street
Gillman
Lord Melbournmne
Prince Albert
London
Castle Inn
Foreign Post Office
Saunders
Post-Office
William Saunders
Foreign Letter-Office
Great Western Railway
Home Office
Globe
Majesty
Buckingham Palace
Lord Lichfield
Pee
Shave
Taetare Civic Ball Aids Polish Relief Efforts
The Guildhall committee met to settle accounts and issue thanks to patrons and newspapers for aiding the Polish relief cause. The London Tavern hosted a charity celebration with members of the Literary Association of the Friends of Poland present led by Deputy Peacock and Mr C Carr.
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Guildhall
London
the Friends of Poland
Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart
M‘donnell
Hono
M. Cortazzi
Hunter
Gordon
J. Abel Smith
Beales
Peacock
Carr
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