Convention for liquidation of French government claims
Abstract of the 1815 Convention at Paris detailing how Allied subjects claims are to be settled with France under the Treaty of Paris 1814 and its supplements. It outlines committees, liquidation scopes for arrears, loans, indemnities, post funds, and pensions, plus arbitration procedures and provisions for specific Hamburg and Bentheim claims.
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Duke of Richelieu
Pris
France
Paris
Wrenels
Hanburgh
Holland
Campo Formio
Luneville
Caisse d’Agriculture
Caisse d
Bentheim and
Steenfurth
Disturbances in the South of France Prompt Proclamation
Report from Nismes dated November 15 notes a search at the assassin of General Lagarde and his flight. Guards from Montpellier and surrounding areas arrive, with more expected from Toulouse and Marseilles, though countermand possible. The Marquis of Arbaud-Jonques publishes a royal proclamation urging protection of worship and liberty. a 3,000 franc reward is offered for information leading to the assassin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nismes
Lagarde
Montpelier
Toulouse
Marseilles
Angouleme
Marquis of
Arbaud-Jonques
Gard
Pearce
Nisitis
Commune Condemned as 300 Men Lodged After Fine
Assassins were brought in here. The commune faces a fine of 24,000 francs and must support and lodge 300 men sent there.
Fire destroys six houses in High Holborn
A blaze at an umbrella-maker's shop in High Holborn destroyed six front houses including the umbrella-maker Nurrine and others such as Pitts ironmonger and Hargens toy-shop. One woman with a newborn was rescued, while the missing umbrella-maker is feared to be among the casualties. No lives reported except the possible death of the unnamed umbrella-maker.
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Tames
Newry
Elizabeth Green
Bow-street
Matthew Afilton
Pitt
Park-lane
Birnie
Sketchley
Earl of Yarmouth
Milton
Newmarket
Woodgate
Malton
Watts
Sayer
Finchley
Bennes
Bates
Mr. Frere
High Holborn
Featherstone-buildings
Brownlow-street
Nutrina
Nurrine
Pints
Hargens
Norris
Woo
Peewee
Paris Seizes Copy of Treaty as Ney Trial Delays Stir
News from Paris reports police seized a Prussian bookseller Schek's printed copy of the France Allied Powers treaty before publication as the Chamber of Peers delays Ney's trial to December 4. The dispatch notes suspicions of Buonapartist plots, arms caches, and secret sittings on judicial reforms as the public mood grows volatile.
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PARES
Schek
Paris
France
Chamber of Peers
Ney
Buonapartist
Buonapartists
Buo- Maparte
Marshal Ney
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Byde
Calvison
Bremen
Erman
Bavaria
Frances
Netherlands
Wortemberg
Baden
Saxony
Sardinia
Hesse Cassel
Hanover
Hesse Darmstadt
Mecklenburg Schwerin
Nassau
Brunswick
Hans Fowns
Saxe
Gotha
Saxe Weimar
Anhalt
Oldenburgh
Schwartzburg
Lippe
Hohenzollern Sigmaringen
Hohenzollern Wechingen
Lichtenstein
N.B
Chamber OF Deputies
M. Hyde de Neuvilley
M. Pasquier
M. Roger Colard
M. de Sévres
M. Cardonnel
M. de Bouville
Rouen
M. Bouvitte
Temple of Justice
Roger Colard
M. Barnete
M. Ronald
M. Richard
Tribune
Vausane
Interior
Prac
M. Bouraine
Advocate
M. de LaLanerry
Buonaparte
Bailli
M. de Corsiznes
Organization of Council of Accounts
Tfegrih Fourth Y Village
Stans
M. de St. Gere
Asa
Windsor
Duke of Ket
Atcusra
Berane
Richmond
Countess of
Prince Regent
Carlton Houses Royal
Horse Guards
Earl of Liverpool
Castlerpagh
Walmer Castle
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