Belgian State Oaths Demand and Flemish Market Controls
The new Government of Flanders orders allegiance and supremacy oaths for Belgic State service, bans the Black Eagle in Flemish ports, and directs ships to fly the Belgic flag. Public markets gain price controls. Monks condemn Germany’s Emperor as a heretic. Angelica Kauffman reportedly poisoned, with her husband. Cornwallis abolishes Bengal slave trade, promising prosecution and rewards for offenders and rescued slaves. Hampshire gentlemen back Heathcote election. Johnson monument fund completed. Tobacco trade committee formed in London. Leith ship reports masses of haddock. Blood Mare tale and a horse trot story circulate. Odd notices include a wife advertised as buyer’s property and MacIntosh fortune rumors.
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Supreme Court
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Poole
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Horn Tavern
Donor’s Commons
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John Pollard
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Leith
Archangel
Caledonian Mercury
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Bradwell
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Petruchio
Taylor
MacIntosh
Kensington
India
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Parsons
Ape
Ball Lane
Spitalfields
Wandering mechanic and heirs in old parish cases
A long discussion traces a mechanic and his fortune, amid charges of embezzlement in the East Indies and a convicted boy's seven year transportation, followed by remarks on parish apprenticeships. Judges urge magistrates to inspect proposed masters, ensure moral protection, and prevent improper bindings. The article cites Hamstall Ridware and Manchester precedents.
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Selng
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aSyreer
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St. Paul’s
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Salisbury
Burroven
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Freteuer
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Rossixts
Narbesth
Great Britain
Proposed amendments to the U S Constitution printed from Virginia. notices
The document presents Article I amendments on representation and a bill of rights provisions including free speech press assembly and bearing arms. It records subsequent sections on criminal due process and jury trials, mirroring early federal proposals. The notice continues with extractions of bankrupts and marriages listed for Guildhall postings.
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Virgina
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