Rehaviour of the Royal Family of Frange
A fragment recounts a royal family's day during a period of confinement. Louis, his son, and ANTOINETTE endure the Mayor's visit, with dialogue about access to family and counsel. The scene covers the temple, the Council, and limited meals, ending as anxieties rise over their fate and contact with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Liam
Fon
Clery
Valet de Chami
Meyer
Lccle Militaire
Antoinette 5
Astbat Soner
Ant
Lous
Torrie
Antoinette
Declaration to the National Convention on Louis XVI and Hamburg trade
Translation of a hurrek by M de Szp- TEUIL to the President of the National Convention dated December 18, 1792. It disputes pretended royal guidance in Hamburg trade and asserts the king had no involvement in purchases or investments. The author requests publicity of his declaration and answers from November and asks the Convention to disseminate copies to departments, sections, and municipalities. Signed September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurrek
M. de Szp- Teuil
Cl Devant
National Conv
Sion
France
Louis XVI
Hamburg
Moniteur
Vauazes
London
Paris
Royal Drawing Room Audience at St James's
Yesterday the Lop Mayor and Lady May oness were presented to the Queen at the drawing room. Their Majesties and the Prancages arrived at St James's for a two to four o'clock audience attended by nobility and gentry of both sexes. The King afterward granted Mr Dunpas an audience before the Royal Family returned to Buckingham House.
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Mayoness
Parncagses
St. James's
Dunpas
Buckingham House
Theatrical Review of Home at the Museum
A detailed critique of a recent theatre performance at Boveras Harreowit's Museum. The cast includes Hoxaran as Douglas and Pops as Old Norval, with Harvey as Glenalvon and Fakken as Lord Randolph. The Lady appears in a later role, and Harrequin's Muslin is praised as a pantomimic highlight. The Museum is lauded for scenery, music, and new scenes. Follett’s injury leads Mansden to take over the Crows part, showing his versatility.
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Boveras
Harreowit
Hoxaran
Douglas
Norval
Pops
Glenalvon
Harvey
Lord Randolph
Fakken
Silvia
Orfycer
Marpomens
Rawnovpu
Harrequin
Ric
Earl of
Asinepon
Shield
Indepon
Larland
Holland
St. James’s Palace
Palmall
Shakespeare
Follett
Mansden
Parliamentary adjournment plans amid Christmas and Queen's Birthday
The report notes Parura MENT may adjourn after Monday with a Christmas break and a return to the sessions, aiming to pass two or three needed bills. It contrasts lawful preservation of the constitution with revolutionary plotting and mentions French intrigues and a Jacobin cook incident. It also cites bankruptcy commission regulation concerns and a local theft near Ludgate Hill, plus possible suppression of seditious caricatures.
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Duke of
Hxehhehesf
Jacobia
Guildhall
Bercess
Tterwood
Ludgate- Hil
Butchers Grove
Hownslow-Heath
Dublin Catholics Petition Delegates Hear Pleas for Equal Rights
Delegates from Ireland at Tailors Hall in Dublin finalize a petition to the Throne seeking repeal of penal laws and equal footing for Catholics with Dissenters. After debate they agree to present the petition to the King directly, with a rotating chair and orderly proceedings.
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Ireland
Donaghadee
Edward Byrne
Dublin
Teesday
Delegates meet to amend Scotland election laws in Edinburgh
A large meeting of delegates from three Scottish counties convened in St John’s Lodge Edinburgh chaired by the Lord Chief Baron to discuss amendments to county election laws. They reviewed roll readings and minutes and adjourned to continue the bill on Wednesday. Amidst talk of preserving the Constitution delegates warned of France aiding internal enemies and harming allies as news of anti-France sentiment grew. Dragoon Guards celebrated the King’s health after burning Paine in effigy and parading a man on a jackass in several towns. protests echoed through Dorchester Weymouth and Wiltshire.
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Scotland
St. John’s Lodge
Edinburgh
Pice
France
England
Tower of London
Furthe
Queen’s) Regiment of
Dragoon Guards
Ton- Paine
Porchester
Bridport
Weymouth
Pool
Dorfershire
Bradford
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
Gale and Fire Strikes Redden Parish Sparking Distress
A severe gale drove vessels in Leith Roads southward while a Cot-bonfed in Redden Parish was destroyed by fire. Fire spread from Welter Row to Easter Royal and burned fifteen houses for over an hour. Sixteen families, about one hundred people, lost their homes and possessions in harsh winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelgo
Redden
Bread for the poor sold at red per gallon in Henley
Henley residents opened a subscription to provide bread to the poor at red per gallon with strong support. In Dartmouth a boating accident in a gale claimed Captain Love and others. Love’s wife and five children mourn him while Salisbury survives gravely. The Norfolk Militia regiments were embodied at Yarmouth and Lynn. In Krmby a fishing boat was wrecked in a gale leaving two dead and two married men among sixteen children left behind.
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Henley
Upon Thames
Dartmouth
Love
Salisbury
London
Totne
Ead
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Lynn
John Brooks
Krmby
Thores “Brooks
Association explains libel pamphlet stance at Crown and Anchor
The Crown and Anchor Association defends itself against charges of publishing a libel against Dissenters in a pamphlet titled One Pennyworth of Frith. The group reprinted with all reflections removed to avoid injuring Dissenters, asserting moderation and support for the established constitution amid public scrutiny.
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Crown and Anchor
Pennyworth of
Frith
Thomas Bull
Fobn
Qing“yyon
Difsenters
Famié
sDffenters
Society
Grey
House of Commons
Ankrusther
Yorke
Society Ag
Crown
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Rith
Covent
Carden
DET. T
Rbinaurgsy
N. W
Leith
Firth
Country News
Oxford
Liverpool
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