Grand Divan frees Russian minister and aides in Constantinople
The Grand Divan resolved to release Monf de Bulgakov the Russian minister and Russian subjects detained in the Seven Towers. Bulgakov plans sea departure with his Dragoman and families for Leghorn. Baron Herbert and interpreters with families left Constantinople on two French ships bound for Leghorn. In London, a defensive alliance treaty between His Majesty and the States General was delivered to the Marquis of Carmarthen.
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Constantinople
Turkey
de Bulgakov
Seven Towers
de Bulgakow
Sips
Leghorn
Herbert
Whitehall
Orl
F. J. Jackson, Esq
Marquis of
Carmarthen
States General of the
United Provinces
Hague
James Harris
States General
Hussar Detachment Defeats Turks in Walachia Ambush
Vienna reports Erdody hussars numbering about 66 engaged 130 Turks in a Walachian village. Turkish losses numbered 60 dead or wounded with 70 prisoners taken, while 15 hussars were killed or wounded. Paris notes dispatches from Constantinople reveal widespread Turkish executions of prisoners.
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Vienna
Hungary
Erdody
Walachia
Paris
France
Versailles
Constantinople
Regulation of the Poor's Rates Debate in Commons
In the Commons debate Mr Gilbert moves a second reading of the bill to regulate the poor's rates while Mr Young opposes it citing loss of justice and local magistrates' powers. Critics warn of debts and job-like committee rooms. supporters urge committee amendments. The division shows strong opposition to the measure. Later discussions cover naval promotions and parliamentary power to probe executive acts with Pitt arguing against sweeping inquiries.
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M. Young
Justices of the Peace
Gilbert
Drake
Beaufoy
Faipay
Admiralty
George Howard
Pitt
Motion on Admiralty power ends in narrow debate
The House debated whether the Board of Admiralty abused its trust and acted with caprice and partiality. Mr. Fox supported continuing the inquiry into executive action, while others argued against. The division finished midnight with 133 for and 150 against, majority 17. Mr Bastard planned to reopen Monday in a different form.
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Mr. Fox
Mr. Pitt
Board of Admiralty
Admiralty
Prince William Henry to Halifax on forthcoming voyage
London April 1920 report Prince William Henry will depart for Halifax within the week aboard the Andromeda frigate with full royal company and officers. Also advertised are Marchant's Drops for scurvy with claims of genuine preparation and a merchant list of London and provincial vendors for sale at 58 shillings and 5 pence.
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London
Prince William Henry
Halifax
Pegasus
Norton
Mr. Hayman
Golden Square
Great Britain
Abergavenny
Rogers
Hath
Cruttwell
Attwood
Bristul
Rudhall
H. Brown
Quay Street
Wy. Browne
Tolzey
Cardil
Willett
Chippenham
Forty
Cirencester
Smith
Devizes
Frome, Hancock and Co. Glocester
Raikes
Pytt
Harvard
Jaunton
Toulmin
Tetbury
Myr. Bence
Warminster
Burtt
Wells
Evill
Wincanton, Barrett and Co
Wotton
Bence
Stapleton
Henry Shute
M Charles Arthur
George Price
E. Beaufort
B. Thomas Smyth
Arch
Drummon
Isaac Elton
Thomas Jones
Thomas Cockayne
William Milton
John Chivers
Jonas Blandford
John Cox
William Baylis
Mervin Perry
Barton-Regis
Gloucester
Joseph Harford
Henry Creswicke
Richard Bayly
Bristol Bridge
Bank of Merits
Vaughans and Company
Chilcompton
Bath
William Matthews
Agriculture Society
Bristol
Brickdale & Co. Bankers
Taunton
James Smith
Corfton
John Hanning
Esg
John Donne
Itminster
Hunt
Knowle
Meffiter
Wincanton
Wm. Jones
Wellington
James Lanham
Durley
Bridgewater
Thomas Robbins
Lewin’s Mead
Tam
Henry Vagg
MarMapuxe
Rpos
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Througham
Greys Park
Gloucestershire
Norwood Park
Glastonbury
Somersetshire
Througham & Greys Park
Billey
Cheltenham
Minchin Hampton
Stroud
Painswick
Edparly
St. John
City of Wells
Shepton Mallett
Frome
Loti
Bisley Afdrefaid
Grey’s Parx
Edgarly
Glattonbury
Vanderpeerne
Ian Billey
King’s Head
Vailey
Cierencester
Booth Hall Inn
Markham
The
Crown
Farring
Bath Road
Ee Ward Onion
On Sale at No.15 Corn Street Bristol Brandies and Rums
On sale at No 15 Corn Street Bristol a selection of spirits described as brandy free from mixture and adulteration plus Old Jamaica Rum and Rotterdam Geneva. The notice emphasizes purity and availability in the listed location.
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Bristol
Jamaica
Rotterdam
Geneva
Exchange
Bridge Street
Jacks
David
D. Lewis
Ee Ee Lee
Mr. Edwards
Bridge-street
Mr.Jacks
G. Rirey
Ludgate Street
London
Meilrs
Norton
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Faith
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County of
Inister
Thomas Combe
Corn-street
Thomas Symons
Bristol - Bridge - Office
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Exchange Coffee-House
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Queen ’S Ware
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Wile
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