Reform Debate Turbulence Ends With Meeting Adjourning
A London meeting refused to pursue parliamentary reform, as Mr Travers spoke briefly before being silenced and Mr Slater’s motion failed. A committee was proposed including the Lord Mayor, and the crowd dispersed after affirming the chairmanship. Nearly a thousand attendees departed for lack of space.
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Giz
London
Mrr. Slater
Mr. Boanquet
Hodr
Royal Drawing Room attendance at Buckingham Palace
The Queen held a Drawing Room at St James's after the royal party arrived from Buckingham House. Attendees included the Princesses Augusta and ExizaseTu, various peers and ministers, the Duchess of York, ambassadors, and numerous ladies of the bedchamber. The event featured numerous presenting figures and ended with the Raglan Family returning to the Queen's house.
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Augusta
ExizaseTu
Buckingham House
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Dorser
Portland
Salifury
Lansdown
Chatham
Essex
Elgin
Martin
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Aylesbury
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Cardigan
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Wentworth
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Bayneam
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Hawkesbury
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Willoughby de Brooke
Wm. Bentinck
J. Cavendith
Walsingham
Hood
Amherst
Galditick
Smith
Greville
Fownsend
Yard
Rand Hopkins
Brisbane
Dalrymple
Allen
Yonge
Colville
Hamilton
Rainsford
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Conway
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Clerke
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Price
Scott and Gale
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Duchess of York
Dunchées
Conntefes
Flex
Glasgow
Bristol
Harrington
Pembroke
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Osborne
Blacquire
Wm. Gordon
C. “Villiers
G. Smith
C. Bruce
C. Howard
C. Waldegrave
M. Howe
E. ‘Spencer
York
Paris Mayor Vote Sparks Medical Faculty Challenge
In Paris the Corhmans push an address to the Convention demanding abrogation of the silver money law and a death penalty for silver coinage, while the new Municipality began its duties with a December 3 inaugural. Physician Chandon led with 7358 votes to shoemaker J Alvillier's 3906 from 11 365 ballots, signaling strong medical faculty influence in city governance.
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Chandon
J'Alvillier
Paris
National Convention Debates and Orders in Chartres Riot
The Convention approves a plan to prepare an answer for the Revolution Society of England which offered 6,000 pairs of shoes for soldiers. Debates follow on disturbances in Eure and Loire with 15,000 rioters near Chartres and 6,000 marching toward Courville. Officials face assaults as prices are fixed. Danton to address grain circulation and a strong army is ordered for Chartres with Marshal Poire and Santerre to move.
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Exre
Loire
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Chartres
Paris
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Courville
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Orleans
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Burea
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Buzot
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Eure
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o‘Chartres
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Rhe
France
National Guard
Lie
Deveaux
Antwerp
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Bazire
Alanzel
Charles
Cambon
Belgia
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Tournai
Committee of Instruction
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Malus Petitjean
Pumourier
Zew
Axnelm
Nice
Port de Sospelle
Myetrzguez
Genéva
Acletter
Genneva
Hisquadron
Dumourier letters and Belgian theater in the Convention
Reports from the National Convention recount Dumourier’s letter from Liege praising the army, promising a National Guard and a future Convention, while troops suffer minor losses. Debates cover Dumourier’s supplies, disbursements, and rewards for courage, with accusations against ministers and inquiries into Antwerp.
Fragmentary Memoir Note on Valerice Army Siege
Disjointed text references General Valerice besieging a besieged force lacking necessities. It mentions the Star of Brabant and a claim of 80,000 men. A decree orders future commissioners to go to Dumourier’s army to ascertain facts.
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Valerice
Star
Brabant
ORI
Futur
Dumourier
Akimy
Imperial Magazine Formation and War Preparations Across German States
reports from Germany describe a grand imperial magazine forming at Rast bon and the Emperor protecting the city with troops. the diet decrees war and states are to supply triple contingents. prussian and austrian forces prepare for battles near mayence and manhattan coast, as vienna and munich clash over troop passage.
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Finle
Hansa
Prussia
Mayenceé
Vienna
Low Countries
Sween
Austria
Munich
Foreign and domestic military reforms Amidst global tensions
The report details Allied maneuvering with Count de WarTENsLEsen and General Wenze at Froors and Luxembourg, while Prime forces defend Coblentz and Mayence shifts to a Provisional Administration. Diets vote 80 000 to oppose French liberty as Britain braces for broader upheaval and Navy captains near promotion. Adams dismissed from the Constitutional Society post.
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Mayence
Ratifoon
Diet
Flanders
France
Great Britain
D. Adams
Constitutional Society
Commissioners of Public Accounts
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