Decree on Marshal Luckner and War Actions in Courtray
The Assembly defended Marshal Luckner against suspicions over his retreat actions at Courtray. A decree declared his continued confidence. Indemnification was unanimously granted to sufferers from burning houses. A ministerial report covered justice and frontiers actions, with a plan to send commissioners to examine frontier fate. The Assembly announced a state of danger and measures to call out national force when declared.
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Gutthers
Hiapeech
Mr. Dumas
M. Vergnaux
Luckner
Marseal Lackner
Courtray
M. Jary
M. Carle
MM. Jary
National Assembly
Paris
Manu
Bigelle
Merling
Collec
Jacobin Club
M. la Sources Iq Witte
Bourdeaua
Larrea
Sean
Home Department
Parisian unrest and Jacobin plots threaten July celebrations
A correspondence from Paris warns that wage increases for Republicans fuel disaffection while Jacobin designs aim to disrupt the July 14 festivities. Notices urge citizens to join the celebration, plot rumors spread in assemblies, and officials report plans to bring provinces into the city amid fears of disorder.
King's Warning on Federation Plan and Frontiers Camp
The minister warns against a proposed federation and frontiers camp of 20 000 men near Paris and urges district magistrates to disperse illegal armed gatherings. He calls on municipalities to enlist citizens for frontier service, emphasizes royal authority, and notes agitators aiming to disrupt the civic festival on July 14. He requests immediate reports on measures taken.
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Paris
Oober
National Assembly
Federation
Ig Crawde
Paria
Pariley
Home Department
Regiments Ordered for Jamaica Voyage Amid Halifax Delays
London reports March orders sending three regiments of foot from Halifax Nova Scotia to Jamaica due to transport shortages. A frigate carried the governor of Hatitland’s requisition. another Jamaica vessel sought the same dispatch. Ministers for the Imperial Diet plan to wait on credentials for M. Guillard before admitting him to the Diet. A fire damaged Mr Goodrich’s bridgeman’s shop in Peterborough. several fins consumed before extinguishment.
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London
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Jamaica
Hatitland
Hallifax
Mage
M. Guillard
Franze
Goodrich
Fellmonger
Bridge-Alrec
Peterbrough
Plot to blow up King's Bench prison foiled in plot discovery
A plan in the King’s Bench prison aimed to blow the walls with gunpowder, to free inmates. The scheme involved officers including Capt. Cumming and Rev. Burgy, with a timed explosive setup and a detonation path along the wall. The marshal and Mr. Wright arrested principal conspirators. others to answer at the Surrey assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Bench
Cumming
Burgy
Davis
M'Can
Dager
Plage
Walla
Wright Wich
Jones
Surrey Aizen
Royal Address Proposed at Bucks Noble Meeting
A large Bucks county assembly at State Hall Aylesbury including the Marquis of Buckingham and other peers discussed an address of thanks to the King for the Royal Proclamation suppressing seditious writings. Lord Buckingham extolled the constitution and prosperity while praising Burke and government measures, with Mr Drake supporting the proposal.
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County of Bugis
State Hall
Aylesbury
Marquis of Buckingham
Marquis of Titchfield
Chesterfield
Earl of Jochiquin
Lord Grenville
John Dashwood
Wiliam Lee
Pigott
France
Burke
Lorathip
Hethen
County of Bucks
Parliane
Drake, Jun
Flight of Fancy Turns to Fraud Near Salisbury
An elderly gentleman of standing in the city talked with two strangers at York House about a madman and large banknotes. A bold plot unfurls with pistols and a demanded sum as the pair attempt a robbery, but timing and vigilance avert the crime.
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Cresent
Aranger
Frank
Shim
Andrei
Salisbury
York-House
Haile
York House
Tle
Paragon
London to Liven walk amid odd trials and deaths
A fragmentary report describes a man walking from London to Liven spanning fifty miles daily, noting a prior three day journey from Chane London. It recounts a curious episode involving a fly placed in a corpse and soldiers finding an eagle corpse, with unclear motives and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Coventry
I Bartlegtoy
Salithyhrar
IRON Robi tAsks and public denial of forged works
The text records Stephen Tor v4 ig re L-street denying involvement in concealed lead in Bank of Limerick ledgers and asserting he never used forged tools. It notes prior work in Ling and mentions a rare sale incident with robbed bills, plus assurances from Gannon and partners to protect customers and public confidence.
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Stephen Tor
Bank of Limerick
Chetis
Bank of
Gannon
Walley
Abstract of Conn grain and flour prices in Dublin markets
An abstract listing returns of grain and flour prices in Dublin and surrounding areas from the end of June to end of July 17th century. It details quantities per barrel for various sorts including wheat, peas and beans, oats, and the equivalence of flour to a barrel of oatmeal. It preserves the era’s measurement terms and regional pricing structure.
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Dublin
Lea
Carmen
Regia
Belfast
Cork
Drogheda
Dundalk
Donaghad
Kinsale
Limerick
Derry
Newry
Sitgo
Wicklow
Ae Warerford
Wexford
Youghal
Jouin Moore
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Parig
Baris
Jane
Lam
King's Bench Prison
Hyde’s
Henry Thwaites
Lowen
Quaty
Huntol
Cheltenham
Harrowgate
Wals
Lucan Ae
Eh West
N. B
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