London Court Surrenders and Merchant Listings in Guildhall Notes
Fragmented entry lists numerous merchants and tradesmen named with surrender or attendance dates at Guildhall and related inns. Names include George Bell, Jean Ware the Younger, Davila Naerritt, James Hicks, William Marn, Ambrosius Mariilly, and others from London, Yorkshire, Liverpool, and Newcastle. Dates range December to January with specified times and venues such as the Crown Tavern, Old King, and Shakespeare Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ware
Fred Green
St Teelve
St Guildalla
Srodorth
Howden
Vton
Lancaster
Apothecary
Tour
Crown Tavern
Liverpool
Chaves Cements
Liverpol
South Shirits
Dusham
Green Dragon
Suavh
Rors
Aendon
Geope Wilson
Leess
Yorkshire
Hatter
Fur
Old King” Actormies
Kllis Alfen
Furniv Us
Tan
London
James Hicks
Whitechane
Silvertmills
Jen Ty
Alex
Norman Boud
Newport-street
Westminster
Taster
Guildhad
Jas
Whiam Doura
Tenterden
Kent
Woollendrarer
Gevselan
Rye
Sufesan
Aereeth
James Baviex
Birmingham
Warwick Scerchants
Stalom
Taverpny Birmine
Oo Beadfmore
Athby-de-la-Zouch
Leicestter
Leicester
Henry Syn Rye
Sussex
George Inn
Joh Readmare the Younger
Athby-de-la- Zouch
Lince Cranes Inn
Joseph Anderson the Younger
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Kenneth Callander
Moulton-street
Hanover-square
Guildhall
Benjamin Mayer
Silver-street
Golden-square
Peeageints A Evre
Hoagien Atkinton
William Walton
Statement of granted license in January election notice
To be granted on or before the rath of January John Pearson of Louth Lincoln liquor merchant Ysanc Thorne of Breas recty alove feller John Beal the younger of Cranborn Dortet dier tall lowechon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pearson
Louth
Liecoln
Ysanc Thorne
Breas-recty
Morning News From Chevely Ree and Banfire
Yesterday evening Mr Pitt arrived in town from Chevely Ree Newmarket and Earl E Peris reached Whitehail from Daifhouse Banfire. Aimed at tea and sugar price reforms, the India Company notes stricter import controls as demand shifts. Reports from Florence mention arrest of the Potts director. European courts pursue discord and military moves on the Rhine with new regiments, led by Count de Wierstein and Casabry, forming the 11gths in blue and scarlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt Arived
Chevely
Newmarket
Earl E Peris
Whitehail
China
Aususres
Nome
Louis Evi
James Awkins
Harley-Greet
Prince of Wales
Perior
Florence
Imperial Court of
Vienna
Europe
France
Manheim
Prancr
Count de Wierr- Stein
Casabry
French King in National Assembly Amid War Talk
Report of the December 15 spectacle in Paris where the King’s speech drew praise and criticism, the Assembly’s sharp rebuke, and the War Minister’s pledge to mobilize 150,000 troops. The king’s address and the Assembly’s responses signaled a rising civil conflict and a looming war with broad France-wide implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aificnats
Seplo
Coentti
Clibales
National Assembly
France
Cina
National Assembly Receives Paris National Guard Officers
A December session hears a Finance report on tax collection flaws, while Paris Mayor Petioz presents newly sworn National Guard officers. The officers review through the Assembly center, salute the Chair, and the Hall applauds. The President reads his plan for an Address to the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Finance
Paris
National Guard of
M. Petioz
Ofncers
National Guard
December 16 Motion on Affignats and Strasbourg Bribery Plan
The Assembly decreed that Affignats under five livres shall be issued after debate. Dispatches from Strasbourg report Boyer a soldier bribed by Lilly and Levante to betray the Grand Rhine post and, if failing, admit six hundred gentlemen into the Strasbourg Citadel while on duty. The plan was unsettled by the regiment’s departure from Strasbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
Boyer
al. Lilly
M. Levante
Cardinal Renan
Grand Rhine
Straf
Undefined Emission Recruitment Ledger Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows directives to apply to Louis 4 taxier to furnish soldiers with plain clothes for emis er. Text references Boyer, Stusteinality, and an invasion claim. Assembly pursued Decree of Accusation. discussion on independence and related details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourgh
Louis
Boyer
Exiled princes plots and a comic French letter
The article mocks a Royal Court style faction, cites a letter from the France assembly, and derides Catholic leadership and a theatrical author. It notes Lord Axcaram and the Duke of Baprorp’s fear, plus a satirical tale of a bored audience. It also covers an observed comet Lacerta, a ship’s voyage to Botany Bay, distillery price hikes, a frozen Nevan river opening, and a purse of theft from Mrs. Grerx’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix le Chapelle
Nations Assembly
France
London
Europe
Lora Hexmante
Ireland
Leva
Hymen
Paris
Rowse
Earl Axcaam
Newdathr
Duke of Baprorp
Dublin
Enelith
Caroline
Tina
Vis Polleior
Phuariday
Evensing
Herschel
Slough
Windor
Lacerta
Pegasus
Cape of Good Hope
Vincouven
Tals x
Botany Bay
Scotland
Edinburgh
Nevan
Roth
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Whitte
Bankrupicies
George Bell
St. Catherine’s Court
Sear the Tower
Terrondier
Ae A
William Rowfes
Ilmgtin
Ri Bolton
New England
Werchants
Beret Ten
Mney
Aviil
Hr. Bazire
WedaAverbentt
Ilnider
Lewis Atv
Ellis
Meirs
Mochambeanu
Lukner
Aml Raverte
Carce Derop Its Pe Its). Yolks Gowihes
Ideau
Inkner
Lcan
M. Brijet
Rhine
Pyrennees
Eps
Ocean
Parmer Godwin
Heytesbury
Willts
Warmster Market
Bivey
Warminster
P. A
Hertesbury
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