Trial on Rome Canon Law Defines Protestant Marriages
In a lengthy committee scene, Dr Wiseman testifies on the Council of Trent decree and its effect on Protestant marriages. The discussion covers whether marriages celebrated abroad by Protestant clergymen are valid, the authority of Rome, and the possible need for a dispensation or compromise under the Royal Marriage Act. The case concludes with a request for further evidence and an adjournment sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Rome
Benedict XIV
Sven
Benedes XIV
Louvain
Wiseman
Dr Wiseman
T. Wilde
Dr. Wiseman
Dr.Wiseman
Leiman
Lord Brougham
Thomas Wilde
Trent
Council of Trent
Lord Campbell
Sir T. Wilde
Grand Penitentiary
England
Erle
Napoleon
Josephine
Bonapartes
Beauharnois
Bhig
Benedict XLV
Belgium
Church of Rome
Rene
Randall Lythgoe
Stonyhurst
Jesuits
Lythgoe
Camera
Periius
Rota
Holy Office
A. D'Este
Sussex
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl of Redesdale
Lord Denman
Lord Bexley
the Common Pleas
The
Exchequer
Justice Patteson
Justice Williams
Justice Coltman
Baron Parke
Thos. Brown
Wales
Propaganda
Congregation of the Council of Trent
Holy Inquisition
London
of Strate
Lord Grenville
Lady Augusta Iurray
Coutts and Co’s
Lady Augusta Murray
Lord Kenyon
Pratt
Bar
Prince Augusttis
Lady Augusta
Benedict
Parodius
Hichness
Augusta
Hanover
Ireland
George the Third
Madrid articles on Don Carlos letter and royal marriage debate
Madrid papers discuss Don Carlos communications to the English government and the potential marriage of the Prince of Asturias to Queen Isabella. Castilian and other papers warn the union would destabilize Spain, while England is blamed for pursuing foreign interests. Other items note Madrid ministers leaving for Barcelona, a conspiracy in Arragon officers, Soberano ship orders to Tangier, and bond prices for Three and Five per Cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Don Carlos
Lord Aberdeen
Prince of Asturias
Isabella
Castellano
Spain
Christina
Louis Philippe
England
Heraldo
Globe
Paris
London
Barcelona
el Tiempo
Seville
Arragon
Tangier
Muchacho
Berga
Barcelone
Sarria
Gracia
Estatuto Real
Eco del Comercio
Count de Tutpani
Naples
Foreign intelligence items on Paris rail plan and Morrocco actions
The Sunday papers champion the Paris and Lyons railroad at state expense, then report a Monday rejection. Dispatches note Prince de Joinville sailing from Toulon with a squadron for Oran and troop embarks. Police searches seize papers from Duke de Montmorency and Duke d Escars, with arrests tied to Saint Louis charity and royalist plots. Reports cover Morocco, Spain, Prussia tariffs, India, and Constantinople with multiple political and military updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Paris and
Lyons
Prince de Joinville
Toulon
Oran
Suffren
Jemmapes
Triton
Belle Poule
Asmodee
Preton
Phare
Rubis
Land Army
Marine Army
Patrie
Duke de Montmorency
Rue de la Planche
No. 7
Bourbon
d’Escars
M. Lepinois
St. Louis
M. de Lepinoia
Duke de Bordeaux
London
Nicholas
Quotidienne
Saint Louis
M.de Lepinois
Gaston de Montmorency
Paris
Henri
France
Prince de Montmorency
Society of
Langres
M. de Ravigne
Corps of Engineers
Issy
Tontain
Rue Des Prouvaires
Cauchard Desmares
M. de Lespinois
Association of St. Louis
Robecq
Duke d'Es
Morocco
Sweden
Snd
Denmark
Gibraltar
M. Dudresnay
Morlaix
Lalande
M. Guilhem
West Indies
San Juan de Nicaragua
Guatemala
Lamoriciere
Bedeau
Election of Sheriffs for London and Middlesex
In a common hall on Monday Aldermen William Hante and Mr Thomas Sidney were unanimously elected sheriffs for London and Middlesex. Sidney was proposed by Dillon of James Morrison and Co and Cobard deputy of Sidney’s ward. They pledged to honor the office and persuade the livery of their fitness. Also elected were the chamberlain, bridge masters and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Middlesex
William Hante
Coleman-street
Thomas Sidney
Ludgate-hill
Dillon
James Morrison and Co
Cobard
Sidney
Tragic Marine Corps Death and Essex Arson Waves
A Royal Marines quarter master sergeant is found dead in the armoury with a shattered head, suspected self-inflicted with a loaded musket following a domestic dispute. In Essex, fires at Hull’s Farm near Brain tree and Stisted destroy barns, outbuildings, and crops, with extensive damage estimated. The report notes victims, property losses, and inquests pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Royal Marines
Thomas Crayford
Austin
Royal Navy
Colchester
Essex
Luke King
Jenkins Farm
Stisted
Braintree
Home Department
Improvements at the Tower and Riverside Pier Plans
The Tower of London will see rapid improvements approved by the Duke of Wellington. A new barracks replaces the destroyed armoury, ditches are dried, and a soil-draining system is laid. The moat will become a gravelled esplanade with trees for garrison recreation. Water mains will bring purified Thames water to residents, with Tower sanatorium conditions improving. The Seamen’s Society held its annual court in Birchin-Jane, relieving sixty cases and reelecting John Powell as president. A steam-boat pier at Vauxhall Bridge, similar to Southwark’s, will open in autumn, costing £830, with a circular exterior staircase and toll-free passenger access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Foster-row
Seamen’s, Society
Corporation For
Birchin-Jane
Cornhill
Nairne
R.N
John Clark Powell
Vauxuart-namce
Veuxhball-bridge
Southwark Bridge
Southwark
Fragmented OCR saga of court, crime, and fires in a 19th century page
A garbled report blends court proceedings on piracy and conspiracies with a fire incident. It mentions prosecutors, a Mr Water, and a defendant named Dey, plus scattered notes on a murder inquiry, community fear, and a police response. The text intermingles names, places, and events without clear structure.
Lord Heytesbury named Ireland's lord lieutenant shock
Dublin and Manchester reports note prominent figures and political maneuvers. Lord Heytesbury is named to succeed Earl de Grey as lord lieutenant of Ireland. A supersedeas for MP Morgan O Connell is prepared in Kerry. Trinity College Dublin faces a mandamus over Catholic eligibility for scholarships. Repeal movement activities and sympathy gifts flood Conciliation Hall as supporters rally around The Liberator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Dublin Freeman
Terest Association
Conciliation Hall
John Hyacinth Talbot
New Ross
Heron
Repealers
Manchester
Justice Burton
Mr. O'Connell
Pontius Pilate
Trisu
Lord Cloncurry
Bindy
Lament
Galway
D. Doyle
John Smith
Bray
G. Hawkins
Hoglist
Periess
Neblin Freeman
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T Wittle
Mim
Lisbon
Oporto
Medeira
Prussia
Baron Bulow
Carleruag
India
Iris
Mohun Lal
Alexander Burnes
Mahomed Khan
Cabool
Mahomed Akbar Khan
Bajour
Busufzai
Indus
Peshawar
Lahore
Duleep Singh
Rajah Heera Singh
Rajah Soochat Singh
Heera Singh
Soochat Singh
Rajah Gulab Singh
Constantinople
Ismith
Mondania
Brousa
Dardanelles
Mytelene
Albania
Uskup
Independent
Athens
Emir Pashan Hast
Derokh Jari
Emir Djamsaz
Guli Nika
Ballat Ismael
Kharadjura
Emir Pacha
Rhadjura
Sélven
Colonel Stoppard
Conotily
Wolff
Bokhara
Teheran
Stoddart
Hurum Seray
Ameer
Char
Joo
Conolly
Okhara
Giovanni
Khorossaun
Georgiana
Henry Drummond Charles Wolff
Jushin Wolff
High Hoyland
Yorkshire
Bridge-House
City of London
Sir James Shaw
Bart
Holcut
Bedford
Gresham
James Shaw
Royal Exchange
Exchange
Bridgeehouse
Joseph Watson
David Gibbs
Elso
Londun-bridge
Blackfriars Bridge
Court of Chancery
J. Masters Dormer
Richard Walter
James Jardine
W. Shepherd
Guildhall
the Metropolis
Ionmitted
P. Eoware
Ana
Chapman
Patras
Ildre
Evewig
Wicbeast
Advn
Botte
Omentari
Par
Crosby
Aia I
Chester
T. Ae
Admi
Rsany
Vna Cuitabei
CIA
Actic
Marneecaese
Ziereland
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