Insurrection near Grenoble details from France
French papers describe an uprising near Grenoble with around 1000 to 1500 rebels from peasants, ex-soldiers, and dubious pieds-noirs led by poorly described officers. General Donnadieu commanded loyal forces and repelled attacks on a fort, with heavy casualties on both sides. The Grenoble court began proceedings, three rebels condemned to death, one pardoned, others acquitted as calm restored.
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Donasdien
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Naud
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Department
Lyons Revolutionary Decree Orders Detention and Reward
Order from Grenorur May 8 declares pursuit of Sieur Didier, principal author of the Lyons uprising, authorizing delivery with a reward paid in francs. It threatens delivery to the Night Commission, and designates all Wey dorces chiefs to execute the decree, listing vague physical descriptions of Didier.
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Military interference sparks constitutional clash in Parliament
A heated debate centers on the use of military force against civil authorities. Lords accuse the government of subverting the civil power and arrest civil liberties as soldiers disrupted streets sans clear legal orders.
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Buckingham
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Wiese
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Sitmouth
Tia
Ure Noble
Stace
Ithomgly
Gas Neetty
Petworth prison concerns prompt calls for reform
In a debate on the Petworth house of correction, Mr Bennet cited solitary cells and a woman confined for three years without bail. Lords discuss soap duty and education plans while military interference in streets sparks calls for restraint. speakers warn such measures threaten civil rights and the throne.
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Petworth House of Correction
India
Petworth House Ofc
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Gaby
Unsigned Lords Debate Over Bank Restriction Bill
Fragmentary record of a Lords discussion on the Bank Restriction and the cash payments clause. Lord Liverpool moves an order for committee on the bill for Vie and continued restriction. Lord Lauderdale seeks to insert 1817 instead of 1818. Amendment negated without division.
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Earl of Liverpool
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Lord Liverpool
Earl of Lauderdale
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