Memoir of the Chevalier D Eon and Ferrers Debt dispute
A long extract recounts bonds and lawsuits over sums owed to Mademoiselle D Eon by Earl Ferrers and his heirs. It details bonds dated 1775, transfers to John Duval, payments promised by Lord Ferrers, and D Eon's eventual court victory in 1787. The piece notes Ferrers estates, manors, and mines, and ends with the heir Lord Tamworth’s potential settlement in 1783.
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Mademoiselle D
Mr. Duval
Washington Earl. Ferrers
Demoiselle D
Madémoiselle D’eon
London
John Duval
Mademoiselle. D
Duval
Mademoiselle D’eon
Earl’ Ferrers
England
Mademoiselle D'Eon
Lord Ferrers
Versailles
Trance
la Grenade
Miss Bertin
Solomon
Earl Ferrers
Maurepas
de Vergennes
Thither
Robert Lord’Ferrers
Washington Earl Ferrers
Court of Justice
Robert
Court of Common ‘Pleas
Westminster
Great Britain
France
Washington Earl-Ferrers
Ferrers
Mademoisellé D'Eon
Tamworth
Earl Férers
Mademoiselle
Earl Forers
Lord Tamworth
Earl of Berrers
Tournois
Stanton
Harold
Chartley
Eise
Priestley Evangelical Bible Exposition Published in 1791
Retail plans announce Priestley’s New Evangelical Family Bible a large folio work with New Modes of printing and copper plate engravings. Number 1 to be issued April 1791 at sixpence, with full text notes annotations and marginal references. Subscription details list London sales outlets and widespread distribution across cities in England Wales Scotland Ireland France America.
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Priestley
Jesus Christ
Poole
Henry
Gill
Guile
Brown, &c
T. Priestley
London
Christian’s Magazin
Whitesale
Alex. Hogg
King’s Arms
Paternofler-row
Westminster
Borough of
Southwark
Pars
Batley
Bristol
Birmingham
Canterbury
Cambridge
Coventry
Chester
Derby
Exeter
Gloucester
Hereford
Hull
Ipwich
Leeds
Liverpool
Leicester
Manchester
Newcastle
Norwich
Nottingham
Northampton
Oxford
Reading
Salisbury
Sherborn
Sheffield
Shrewsbury
Worcester
Winchester
York
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
France
America
Preestle
Letter from Ghevaliere D'Eon Continues Tale
Continuation of a correspondence revealing D Eon's illness as he reports to a correspondent the grave ailment from a goat attack on his lungs and his declining health since their last meeting in a period tone reflective of its era.
English Parliament debate on dissolving Cecil marriage
Counsel stated that Henry Cecil heir to the Earl of Exeter married Emma Vernon and that Mrs Cecil had acquired estates from her father. The bar discussed adultery with Rev William Sneyd, a libel in London, a divorce verdict, and damages of 1000 pounds.
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Henry Cecil
Emma Vernon
Cecil
Earl of Exeter
William Sneyd
London
Sneyd
Culture of Hemp and Abolition Debate in Parliament
The House of Commons discusses hemp cultivation pointing to Britain’s annual £7.5 million outlay to imported hemp and votes to form a committee. A heated debate on the Afghan slave trade erupts with Lord Carhampton warning against abolition and Wilberforce arguing against increasing hardship for enslaved people.
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Minchin
Great’ Britain
Wilterforce
Lord Carhampton Rose
Daminica
Peneral
Ortley
West India Islands
Wilberforce Rose
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Woty
Mr. Woty
Quantum Mutatus
Ghevaliere D
EON
House OF Lords
House OF Commons
Farbay
Aril
Adamy
Westmintster
Cornwall
Launceston