Paris dispatches on January events and fires
Report from Paris notes the 82d Legion eviction in the Champs Elysées, a closed Academy seating decision leaving Garan Coulen's seat vacant for six months, a late fire at Trause in Puy damaging rooms and papers, and Brandenburgh officers contributing funds for Stenay.
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Paris
la Vendee
Champs-Elysées
Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres
M. Garan-Coulen
Russel
Dragoons
Brandenburgh
Stenay
Journals under Government Oversight Debated in Chamber
M Bavez reports the committee urges adopting the plan of law on journals without amendments. He argues liberty must remain limited under immediate government supervision in 1817 to prevent misuse during post revolutionary instability and foreign occupation. The discussion continues with the plan of law on personal liberty referred for further review.
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M. Bavez
Irance
M. de Caze
France
Count de Cars
Police
Chamber of Deputies
Delegates from Britain press Reform at Crown and Anchor
A meeting of delegates from Bristol Bath Leicester Bolton Glasgow Royton Loughton Stockport Lynn Norwich Ashton under Line Leigh Lancashire Manchester Middleton Seafields and Liverpool convened at Crown and Anchor to hear Hampden Club heads for a reform bill. Cartwright chaired with Jones Burdett and Cobbett present. Debates covered universal suffrage limits and annual parliaments with strong rhetoric against disunion and press misrepresentation.
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Great Britain
Crown
Hunt
Brookes
Cobbett
Westcnster
Bristol
Bath
Leicester
Bolton
Glasgow
Royton
Loughton
Stockport
Lynn
Norwich
Ashton
Leigh
Lancashire
Manchester
Middleton
Seafields
Hulme
Liverpool
Major Cartwright
Major CanTwaicut
Atunr
Ist
House of Commons
Major CartwincHt
Hampden Club
Edinburgh
Inns of Courts and Colleges
Cleary
Cossert
Reform
Major Cartwment
Webbett
Corsett
England
Francis Burdet
Jones. Burdett
Hallett
Berkshire
Ludved
Phus
Junz
Oblr
Copsett
Lunt
Cobbece
Jéozland
Vic
Spafields
Ireland
Colbert
Clarke
Mr. Hunt
Baltot
Bartersly
Mircnerr
Cartwright
Kteronter
Anorh2r
Hicaway Rodgery Trial At Old Bailey
James Freeman stood indicted for assaulting James Judd a letter carrier and robbing him of about 8 one pound notes and silver near Bell Lane Whitechapel. Judd identified Freeman in a lamp lit area and the jury found him guilty after Mr Justice Park’s guidance on magistrate examinations and witness handling. Earlier, Patrick Downes and Tom Waiton faced indictment for assault and robbery on Edward Stanton. Pace the officer sought Walton for burglary but was denied a warrant by the judge.
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Hicaway Rodgery
James Freeman
James Judd
Bell Lane
Whitechapel
Lambeth-street
Ofice
Justice Park
Patrick Downes
Thomas Waiton
Tom the Sailor
Edward Stanton
King’s
Guiry
Pace
Queen-square
Walton
Nis
Ian
Pues
Old Bailey
Wrecks at Sea and Court Proceedings in Bow Street
An extract describes a storm causing ships to perish and structures to fail near Bere and the harbour, with multiple vessels driven ashore. It also reports a long Bow Street examination of forgery at the Bank of England, with executors accused of selling stock and a claimant deceiving others in Chelsea.
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Tan
Bere
Volante
Mary
Lyme
Union
Exeter
Burton
Bow-Street
Bignie
Westwell
Ashford
Kent
Bank of England
Westwood
War
Crispe
William Crispe
Alcock
Chelsea
Idoa
Arthur Se. Leger
Dart India Service
Madras
Morgan
Portland-place
Hicks
Lottery Promises Grand Prizes for Readership and Subscribers
The Literary Gazette debuts promising popularity with Prince RecENT among early subscribers. Lottery buyers urged to check fate before Friday the 31st as lower prizes rise in value and top rewards of 20 000 and 5 000 guineas remain in play, with tickets sold at Cornhill and Charing Cross offices.
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the Belles Lettres
T. Bism
Cornhill
Charing Cross
Births in Bath East Ham and Manchester Street
Bath birth announces a son to the Lady of Lieut Col Wardlaw on the 13th inst. East Ham Vicarage records a daughter born to Mrs C R Row Jatt on the 19th inst. A daughter is born to the Lady of William Pearson Esquire on the 20th inst in Manchester Street.
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Bath
Wardlaw
East Ham
C. R. Row Jatt
Manchester-street
William Pearson
Marriages and Deaths in Richmond and London Society
Marriages recorded at Richmond and London include Wilmer Harris of Cheapside to Rachel Harris, and George Money of Lincoln's Inn to Madamaivelle de Bourbel, with arrangements at Viscount Blampden’s home. Also Rev Barré Phipps weds Anna Maria Goddard at St Mary le Bone. John Adams ties with Miss Martin of Belmont Bath. Died notices report John Pollard aged 77 at Bedford Row and others, with Lieut.-Colonel Alexander Duff noted at Banffshire estate.
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Richmond
Wilmer Harris
Cheapside
Rachel
Joseph Harris
Marshgate
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Wm. Money
George Money
Lincoln’s Inn
Mademaivelle de Bourbel
Marquis de Bourbel
Montpingon
Normandy
Viscount Blampden
Green-street
Grosvenor
St. Mary-le-bone
Williams
Barré Phipps
Chichester
Selsey
Sussex
Anna Maria
William Goddard
Stargroves
Hants
John Adams
Serjeants’ Inn
Martin
Belmont
Bath
Bedford-row
John Pollard
Esterday
Med
Estates for Sale in Roxburgh and Yorkshire Listings
Public notices advertise the sale of the Lildon Hall estate near Melrose Roxburgh with 1292 acres of woodlands and farmland, plus lots for partition. Also advertised is the High Bleeers and Bessacarr manor with 1945 acres near Doncaster, free of tithes, with multiple farms, cottages, and brick clay bed, offered in one lot or four, with agents in Edinburgh Melrose London and Doncaster for viewings and details.
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Roxburgh
Lildon-Li
Greenwells
Chesterhall
Mildan-hills
Whitelee
Newton Mill
Pay
Newstead
Melrose
Bowden
Idsildon Hall
Edinburgh
Kelso
Jedburgh
Lod and Latte-Square
Messrs
Erskine and Curle
Erskine and Curle, Wris Melrose
Crag Romianes
Jounezsty
Yorkshire
High Bleers
Bessecarr
Fors
High Ellers
Brampton
Cantley
York
Bawtry
Doncaster
Extare
Lok of
Polevard Sykes
New Inn
London
Hill
Gazette
Dennison
Bernetthorpe
Bawt
Soothing Syrup Case Guides Teething Remedies
A letter to Mrs. Johnson of 94 Newman Street extols Soothing Syrup for teething infants citing a seven month case of convulsions and delayed crying. It urges use at teething onset and notes availability through Johnson and Williams at Newman Street Oxford Street and other vendors, with cautions about counterfeit sellers.
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Dam
Windsor-court
N. B
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Chamiber
Meeling
Pancras
Tors
Worshouse
Lown
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Arother Red Caps
Parisi
Daseras
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Maby
Pari
Pari Rherert Most Ebgbly Situate For Gini
Pama
Seaddie
Cparlaiterstecet
Fitzroy
Gale and Retail
Green
Lougie Ware
Oxford-street
Dean-street
Mr. Richards
St. Clement’s Church
Mr. Bennett
Johnston
Currie
Royal Colleges of London
Currie and Co
Hatton-garden
B. Mswyny
Strand
J. B. Wanless
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