Parisian figures clash over public figures and statues
In Paris the Grand Council of the Nation faces salvos of criticism as Bea RA ey leads calls against demolished busts and the removal of certain heroes. Reports place M. de la Faverre at Jacobins planning actions with the Parisian Guards amid heated controversy and looming festival fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Raey
Paris
Hhas Deyapied
Grand Council
The
Jacobs
Hig
Oe LA Fayette
Wiaro
Eet
Ams
Fcberty
Nancy
Cox “Hergers
Brisset
M. Carra
Carra
Faverre
Berspierre
M. Cotter Delerbois
Jacobins
Mor Ta Faverre
Municipalette
le Bathry
Axe
M. Pe la Faverre
France
National Assembly Decrees Tax Proof for Public Credit
The assembly decreed that public creditors must show a tax payment certificate to receive dividends. A motion to include August Diet members in the tax certificate decree was debated and repealed. The money for August Representatives will be termed an indemnity. A Dutch poem praised the French Constitution, while a Lozere letter warned of national anarchy and a forming camp. Interior Minister Phe urged road repairs. Military promotions articles were decreed. estates of secular communities were alienated and the report ordered printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angouleme
M. v’Avernourt
Miss Marus
M. Bosc Poctet
Holland
Department de la Lozexey
Attales
J . Phe
Interior Department
Commercial Committee
Queen of Portugal Restored After Dr Willis Recovery
Reports from Lisbon state the Queen has reached perfect convalescence after Dr Willis treated her illness. She is moved to Queluz to enjoy country air, with the Prince of Brazil showing public satisfaction. The King of England arranged Willis’s aid, and a maid to Lisbon aided his return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Portugal
Lisbon
Queluz
Yher
WaliLts
England
Willig
Tao
Partu
J of
Brazot
Wiis
Swedish Affairs and Crown Edict Mention Terror and Watchfulness
A fragmentary foreign dispatch describes royal fears of danger after an assassination attempt and a sweeping warning to the public. It notes proclamations urging night marches with lanterns, restraint on gatherings, and police seizure of suspected individuals, plus a 4000 crown reward for discovering accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Norman
Loxo
Cuares, Waacchtmeister Oxenstiernas Oo Tauss. Armfeldt
LaGerprink
Gustavus, &c
Ci-Devant
Anxurstrom
Mirdernus
Péerson
Faé&S
Roya Family of Sweden The Query Birth Dates Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists royal birth dates for Roya Family of Sweden with years 1746 to 1753. Mentions Gustavus Apopaus born 1 November 1778 and minor ruler status, Duke of SupERMaNIA born October 1748, elder sitter born 22 March 1749, Frever:re APOLPHUS born 18 July 1750 and Sopnta ALBERTINA born 5 October 1753.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roya
Sweden
Gustavus Apopaus
Kixc
Duke of
Supermania
Bowie Exigaseth CwartotrTe
Frever
Apolphus
Albertina
Parliament Business Then and Now in Scotland Burghs
In Parliament today the House of Commons debates Mr Suertp4x motion on Royal Burghs of Scotland. Committees discuss Public Income and Expenditure and the National Debt of the Consolidated Fund Bills third reading. Land Tax Commissioners Name Bill reported. Expiring Laws committee report noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Scotland
Consolidated Fund
Levee at St James and royal appointments reported
This day at one o clock the Kinehad a Levee at St James s. The Rangership of Archmont Parx will not be given to the Duke of Clarence. The Queen is believed to have it and the Archduke Ferdinano arrives in Vienna. New orders of knighthood are to be established at Warsaw. Embargo fix date for France likely mid June. Morocco peaceful as rulers die. Queen Charlotte and Dashwood packets sail from Falmouth with mails and dispatches.
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St. James’s
Archmont Parx
Duke of Clarence
Richmond
Archduke Ferdinano
Grand Duke of Tuscany
Vienna
France
Turin
Morocco
Ratcliffe
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Dashwood
Falmouth
Zevith
Insurgent Suppression and Foreign Aid Report From The Hague
Readable fragments describe British and Dutch concerns over unrest in a tropical colony. Intelligence mentions substantial forces to deter revolt, suspected English involvement in disruptive expeditions, and cold England Republic relations linked to the Low Countries treaty. A private French emigrants committee at The Hague manages exile affairs while Prussia and Francis I reportedly finalize campaign details against France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
the Hague
England
Republic
Low Countries
Lord Auckland
BO Phere
Hague
Stadthoeder
Treves
Prussia
Francis 1
Inundation Strikes Bromsgrove Worcestershire Apr 16
Birmingham reports a sudden and violent flood near Bromsgrove and the Lickey during a storm. Swift water swept through streets, overturned items, damaged property, and caused missing children as livestock perished. Heat records noted in Speisbury with a 70.75 degree thermometer reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
Lickey
Brosil
Eleven Mile-Stone
Stourbridge
Court of Aldermen and Bread Price Order at Guildhall
Reports from the Court of Aldermen at Guildhall show the Master and Wardens of the Bakers’ Company meeting with the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House. The Lord Mayor ordered bread to be priced as last week amid market parity, while floods affected transport and a fire at Bradwell caused major damage and forced evacuations.
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Guildhall
Caermarthenshire
Davin William of
Henleys
Cardiff Bridge
Gandaff
Bradwell
Jonas Rolph
NALD Press Details and Subscriptions
Subscribers are urged to contribute to the benevolent institution. Contributions up to the indicated amount will be received at the offices of Morland and Hammersley, Vere and Luce, Wilkinson and Co, New Bond Street. Other agents include Saunderson and Co, Southwark Bank, Phillott and Co, Bath, and Charles Carp, Cuppage, with secretaries and treasurers listed at various London locations.
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Nald
Tary
Maford
Binking
Honfen Offom
Morland
Hammersley
Ale Vere
Lucead Sombard
Travels of Mr Stitspuny and the Paiblié sanction
A fragmented notice from London dated February 20, 1792 discusses Mr Stitspuny and Mr Spilbu in relation to public sanction and medical Drops. It mentions scorbutic cases, authority, and extended reach to Ireland and the western hemisphere as part of their influence and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitspuny
Ireland
Spil
Phiedi
Fomahy
Sobo Squere
Londons
Ship News Fragment Sparks Enigmatic Transit Note
Fragmentary ship news mentions Amy Ne and Arved Vue with scattered letters and a partial list of identifiers. Unable to confirm vessels, routes, or dates due to the damaged OCR.
Gahan Daughter Bailey Navy Officer to Mills Apt Gahan
Fragmentary note appears to mention a naval connection with a Gahan daughter and Bailey, linking to Mills place. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but suggest a family or ceremony context involving Navy personnel and a dwelling or appointment at Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gahan
Obscure obituary fragment from Greensho area
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Sunday event in Greensho with names and ages. It notes anniversaries or memorials for a Miss Clarke and references to Sirio Torwny Mig Anne Marat Francie Atset, aged 88, with Oxford and Grace connections. The text is patchy and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobail Squares
Clarke
Sirio “Torwny
Anne
Marat
Francie Atset
Grace
Nous Atles Ni Durfe
Oxford
Unclear April 16 Market Report Notes Prices
segmentary OCR text reports a delayed market update from April 16 noting small supply and hopes for price movement. Mentions oneyeballed figures, a beet or bread items, and a pharmacist or grocer’s comments about future pricing. No clear events or entities discernible.
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Aroitris Popularis
National Assembly
Siedish
Birmingham
Speisbury
Adams
Ship News
Drury-Lank
Henry the Eighth
Covent-Garden
Ruiin
Zeliniay
Cemus
Esterday
Natu
Bahar Irving
Lgtt
Bai
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