Whitehall May 1 The King recommends Jackson for St Paul Cathedral
From the London Gazette May notices list Thomas Jackson D D nominated to be elected in the Cathedral Church of St Paul London to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Bishop Christopher Wilson of Bristol. Also bankruptcy enlargements and surrender dates for various traders across Bristol Norwich Colchester and Manchester with court and location details.
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St. Paul
London
Thomas Jackson
Canoft
Christopher-Wilson
Bristol
Thomas Clare
St. Philip and Jacob
Gloucestershire
Soap-Barler
Imiay
White Hart
Thomas Spare
New City
Chambers
Cinldball
Acsgornicdy -Merrty Starrand Figes
Norfols-Kreety Strand
Jiane Mazengard
Billericay
Essex
Inuhelder
Fursrender
Colchester
Cutting
Bartlett
Holborn
Peter Hopwoods
Lambeth
Guildhall
Band
Fleet-trted
Wiliam Bell
John-fired
Golden+square
Burroughs
Coleman-street
William Ashby
Northampton
Facilor
Tune
Peacock-inn
Jeves
Atvornch
Deuce
Old London-street
William Ogle
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Oniscorn
Oat-market
Newcastle
Stoving
Miyor
Ohn Sim
Forfbrook
Staffordshire
Fishman
George and Dragon
Draycot
Mr. Whalley
Warwick Court
French Crisis Echoes in Reform and Monarchical Clash
In a bustling London commentary, mentions of Mons Huerstxecer’s Paris return, Erskine’s view on Reform, and the Marquis of Annandale’s death spark debate on liberty and governance. It contrasts Jacobin pressure on France with Britain’s cautious moves, warning leaders about overreach and the danger to parliamentary reform.
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Johnstone
James Johnstone
Lord Horetoum
Robert
The
Common Pleas
Lansrox
Durham
Jacopin
France
Europe
Jecobin Club
Hungary
Jacobins
Yeas
Hastings Trial Relates to Open Rebellion Charges
Yesterday’s proceedings focused on reading evidence to defend Mari Hastings from oppression charges. The defense argued Hastings acted with necessity to quell Chayr Line’s rebellion against Company authority. Lord Stormont testified about France-India war prospects, influencing Hastings’s vigor, with the court adjourning at five until Thursday.
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Reading
Ev.dencé
France
Elliot
Paris
Gome
India
Hastings
Mob Government and natural rights debate on authority
Modern philosophers clash over government form, labeling it mob rule or freedom. A critic argues law of the strongest harms liberty, while advocates praise a plain code. Reports note magistrates duties, prison workhouse practices, and local incidents including robberies and a convicts’ earnings record for Wakefield. The piece also mentions Philadelphia and New York depictions of the Two Brothers.
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K. Paine
Court of King’s Bench
Duberly
Taylor
Bevolure Association
Devonshire
Botany Bay
Pitt
Cape of Good Hue
Lady Owen
Portman Square
Croncn
Pall Mall
Wakefield
M*iver
New York
Philadelphia
Sordinian Arrest and French Ambassador Incident in Turin
April 27 reports say M de Semonville was tarred at Alexandria on a Genoa to Turin journey by order of Sardinian government. Turin ordered entry ban. Foreign Minister sent a courier to France with complaints. Dispatches demand revocation of arrest orders, protest insult to the French envoy, and potential withdrawal to Genoa if Turin ignores diplomatic norms.
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Far
Arfains
National Assembly
SemMonvi le
Turin
M. DE_AEMONVILLE
Piedmont
M. p'Hastrvinrit
France
M. Pe.semonville
M. Peta Sanpe
Legation
KI. Doumouriez
M. Para Laupg
M.de Semonville
M. de Semonville
Genoa
M. Carcraft
The
Hague
Ratisbon
M. Bourcoine
Madrid
M. Domongrez
Spain
National Assembly debates on police, guards, and Terce des Feuillans
Interior minister reports the arrest of M. Ca fellane ex Bishop of Mende and transfers to Orsans prison. Debates cover the King's Household leadership, police at the Thuilleries, and Swiss and National Guards roles. Committees consider whether the Tuilleries belong to crown or nation and order attached guides for marching armies.
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Interior Department
M. Ca Fellane
Mende
Orsans
M. Kenneizt
M. de Brisac
Feuillans
M. Revfaint
M. Taillefer
Thuilleries
M. da Riviere
Extraordinary Sitting Reads Plan to Transport Priests
An April 25 account notes the Haut Rhine directors warning of plunder fire and disorder and urging removal and transport of non-juring priests as a means to restore stability. M. Albine blames the Interior Minister for calamities. The day’s order reports all Ministers agreeing to sacrifice one fifth of their salaries to support the war, met with applause.
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Haut Rhine
M. Albine
Interior Department
Plan Decree Adopted for Marine Officers Pay
On the Marine Committee report a plan of a decree was adopted relating to pay for Marine Officers, outlining proposed compensation adjustments and governance.
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Marine Committee
Suppressed Manifesto Allegations Roil HuncGary and Lisce
A fragmentary Dutch Gazette claims a manifesto against the King of HuncGary and the Bishop of Lisce, urging allegiance rejection. It notes no names or locations and suspects seditious intent. Police accuse incendiary Plivdail, acquitted at the Olds Bulleps, of deception and burglary accusations arise from Barbian amid military service reports.
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Lisce
Plivdail
Olds Bulleps
East Indies
St. Bride’s
Barbian
Thoroughbred Race Notes From Bedfordshire Meeting
Fragmentary OCR yields a bustling 19th century racecard style report. Mentions Duke of Bedford, Mr Wyndham, Lord Barrymore, Pallafox, Clermonts Bull, Excitement, Dare Devil, and several mares like Diomed and Pellegrine. Describes horses, riders, and outcomes across multiple heats with sparse readable results.
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Andilat
Eile
Bmgib
Duke of Bedford
Penshel Ord Foley
Vermin
Fox
Rockiss Geome
Vernon
Putas
Dupe
York
St Geeney
Lord Barymores
Smyrth
Sybil
Phillips
Mr. Broad
Hettor
PBR
Ld Barrymore
Wyndfam
Dare Devil
Soga la
BroRe
Atton
Ville
Clermont
O Kelly
D. of
Retford
Mare
Halbert
Agriculture Monthly Report From April Prospects And Prices
Agricultural note surveys April conditions with strong corn and grasses, noting Norfolk baileys promising and oats peas and beans staying good while wheat worsens. Rye and clovers forward, dew lands prolific, but falling market prices spark landed interest concerns. Smithfield beef prices stay high but Pork declines with warm weather.
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Norfolk Baileys
Andre
Smithfield
Fragmentary OCR Note on a Local Incident
A damaged excerpt mentions a striking event with fragmentary names and phrases. It references a person possibly named Bonn and a Warden, with a fatal heart-shot claim. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Ieee
Bonn
Warden
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