Harsh Revolutionary Edicts On Rebellion And Fire
The document outlines severe measures including execution by shooting for anyone proven to have fired on a Frenchman, burning of villages and houses, and destruction of towns that harbor arson or take up arms. It bans assemblies and mandates death for any assembly leader or rebellion chief.
France and Baden Armistice Terms and Directory Resolutions
The article outlines a July agreement between French generals and the Margrave of Baden detailing payments to France, troop passages, and supply quotas. It also covers the French Directory’s resolutions on Belgian armaments, navigation service, and a broad plan for indemnities and suppression of religious establishments in Belgium, with related administrative steps and meetings.
Council of Five Sits Aug Five Discuss Monastery Fate in Belgium
The Executive Directory invited the Council to consider the fate of Belgian monasteries. The Commission stated that oppression might have caused outrages when French troops entered Belgium, but now religion is eradicated and knowledge prevails. The Commission doubted the need to dissolve the existing monasteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Mailke
Iron
France
Lugo Massacre Threat Prompts French War Proclamation
In Bologna on July 8 reports describe Lugo inhabitants urged to arm in defense of saints and state. General Ancretan warns three hours to lay down arms or Lugo will be stormed. A clash near Lugo results in several deaths of dragoons. heads of two Frenchmen reportedly displayed at Lugo Hotel de Ville. French forces march on Lugo as Ferrarese authorities urged arms surrender and loyalty to Ferrara.
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Lugo
Duchy of
Ferrara
Ancertan
Hotel-de-ville
Dngerean
American Ship Eliza Seized by Corsair While Bound for Tunis
From the French papers, the U S agent at Rouen reports Capt Graves’s Eliza, from Cette, captured en route and sent to Tunis by a corsair. He warns American captains to beware Tripoli and Tunis ships. The same letter notes American prisoners at Algiers have reached Marseilles and are undergoing quartering.
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United States
Rouen
Leghorn
Eliza
Graves
Cette
Tunis
Tripoli
Algiers
Marseilles
SIR JOHN WARREN'S SQUADRON NEWS AND EXNING RIOTS
Report from Aug 1756 details Sir John Warren's squadron under Anson off Jersey and Brest, chasing convoyes and engaging vessels including La Sufitante and Pomone, with ships wrecked and a large convoy captured. Separate Exning riot covers gleaning rights, field clashes, and authorities deploying Dragoons. two robbers to be executed.
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Anson
Brett
Thequadron
Grouvelle Bay
Jersey
St. Maloes
Morlaix
Bat
His Majesty
Tomlinson
la Pomone
Douaray
Brest
Jafon
Galatea
Galliot
Brest Road
Eight prisoners sent to transportation from Dublin
Eight prisoners in Dublin were lodged in the New Gaol after being pardoned for transportation. They had been condemned for Defenderism and arson but were spared death by Government mercy. At Omagh Affizes little business occurred. Peter M Chiilloch was convicted of murdering a woman, seducing her, and concealing the body, and was sentenced to death to be executed on Saturday.
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Bury
Exning
Newmarket
Frampton
New Romney Dragoons
Mig
James
Copsey
Daniel
Burrows
William Ames
Stetthworth
Cambridgeshire
Stonham
London
Omagh
John Shaw
Shaw
Official Circular on Relocating French Ecclesiastics to the North
A circular to magistrates from the Duke of Portiano via the Mayor of Boston requests aid and accommodation for transported French ecclesiastics expelled from Jersey and Guernsey. A Boston meeting gathered to discuss the matter, noting a transport may land at a northern port, but the Jesuit had not yet arrived.
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Jersey
Guernsey
England
Duke of Portiano
Aea
Boston
Guildhall
Executions and crimes reported in Nottingham area
Thursday saw the execution of Penitenders Heath and William Clare for highway robbery. A note to a bystander was delivered by Clark. Reports also mention the death of 14 year old William Wickerfall from hydrophobia near Basford, dog bite events, and a man committed to Chelmsford gaol for pig theft. Additional items include Gipsey Tom’s Glasgow wagon robbery case and a boxed female body found in Leith with signs of violence.
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William Clare
William Clark
Witliam Clark
Basford
Nottingham
William Wickerfall
Chelmsford
Thomas ‘Smith
Gipsey
Tom
R. Forp
Bow-street
Glasgow
Topping
Hatfield
Leith
Shiort
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Paris
Aus
Baaden
Stutgard
Margraviate
Margrave of Baaden
Rhine and Moselle
Nonthy
Rge
Strasbourg
Badenhall
Executive Directory
Thermidor
Minster of Marine
French Republic
Maefe
Ifte-Ity
Carnors
Lagaroe
Republic
Droud
Bologna
Ave
Sir John Warren
Dublin
Ava