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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 16, 1793

Page

2

Partnership Fallout From Ancient Legal Dispute

In a remote legal debate, judges weigh alleged partnership between parties over a dissolution, examining original agreements, July 2 letters, and 1786 dissolution, with references to 1784 to 1793 entries and bankruptcy, determining scope limited to Commission Business.

Joe Erfine Kexyn Lowen Lord Rexxvon Court of Chancery Coates Boylston Lord Renyon Lord Kenyon Court of Justice House of L L— and

Allied forces reach Orchies en route to Dunkirk

London reports letters from the Flanpers Mart noting that part of the allied army reached Orchies on the direct route to Dunkirk. Sir Waters Williams Wywnie is dangerously ill with scarlet fever. A Hull fire destroyed about 800 houses, sparing merchant stores. Two highwaymen robbed on the Staines road and then near Bedford Square. The Conciergerie near the Queen of land Mescalined remains linked to the Palace while offenders are sought.

Flanpers Mart Orchies Dunkirk Sir Waters Williams Wywnie Archangel Hull Messrs Hugry Yarmouth Lord Lonspae Staines Road Cornbrook Otway Gower-street Bedford-square Smallbury Green

National Convention Decrees on Foreigners and Armies

The National Convention debates measures amid shortages and unrest. It decrees immediate arrest of foreigners from waring nations not established before July 14 1759 and bars commerce with enemy states. fixes debt and affignats rules and orders barrier openings to ease alarm.

Barrere Paris Prieur St André Ardennes Rhine Houchard Ferrieres Moselle Cambon France Committee of Public Safety St. André Zburier la Vendée Republic Couthon England August Fabrea Pitt Pit London French East India Company Prt Committee of Finances Lisban

Decree Bans Plays Except Liberty Themed Works

Containing a heated debate in which Gafton denies kinship to the rebel Marquis de Gafton and declares loyalty to republican ideals. A decree follows restricting theatre offerings from the 4th instant to plays like Brucus Caius Gradhus William Tell and others that promote liberty, with the Republic funding one performance weekly.

Paris Champ de‘Mars Champs de Mars Gafton Marquis de Gafton la Fendee Carra Brzsus Coutéen Brucus Caius Gradhus

Adherence to the Conventions Reported in Cherburgh Dispatch

On August 3 in Caen citizens and colleagues report the throne of Buzot overturned. He fled with conspirators seeking destruction. A letter from Carrier to Cherburgh Coast details the acceptance of decrees and Rome alignment.

Rome Cherburgh Caen Buzot

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