Damages Awarded in Martin Divorce Case
Lord Kenyon addresses the jury as they return a verdict for the plaintiff in a high profile domestic dispute. The defendant, described as a man of fortune, faces immense damages amid accusations of adultery and the potential ruin of the Martin family. The jury awards ten thousand pounds, recognizing the shattered domestic happiness and the harm to Mr Martin and his children.
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Tobago
Martin
Shifdeen
Efskine
Ireland
Mr. Martin
Mr. Petrie
England
Parstow and Saxes
Ex/Rine
Foss
Soho Square
Royal visit and parade at York House and St James's Park
Yesterday in London the King Queen and Princesses Royal Augusta and Exhraeets arrived at York House from Windsor. They reviewed the Coldstream Guards in St James's Park with the Duke of York and Duke of Clarence present. After a royal levee and a catered repast they departed for Buckingham House.
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Princesses Royal
Augusta
Exhraeets
York House
Windsor
Prince of Wales
Dukes of York and
Clarence
Duchess of York
Ling
Prince
St. James’s Park
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Duke of York
Kixe
Duke of Clarence
Jace
St. James's
Prince of Waters
Buckingham House
Earl of Cuarham
William Fawcet
Paro
Hof
John Doe
Richard Roe
Wargrave
Prince of Wares
Word Barrymore
Bodadil
Richmond House
Sun Fire Office
Duke of Yorx
Richmond
Houte
Hyde Park
Gray’s Inn
Mirv Oden
St. James's Street
France names generals to command new armies
December letters from War Minister Namnousse to Rochambeau Lerner and de Lafayette report the National Assembly’s warm applause for the King’s choice of generals to command one of the envisioned armies, praising their potential service to the mother country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Namnousse
Merlis
Rocnsnsxav
Luer- Ner
de la Fayette
National Assembly
King assigns Tom Luckner to command army amid constitutional consolidation
The King designates Tom Luckner to lead one of the armies deemed necessary by the monarch. The National Assembly approves the choice, and Europe will view the King’s firm will as he seeks to uphold the French Constitution through strong measures.
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National Assembly
Europe
Command for M La Fayette in Army of Liberty
The King orders M la Fayette to command part of the troops in the Army of Liberty as a favorable omen for success. Reports state Monsieur, the King's brother, is ill at Cobentz. M Rice refused the Berlin Embassy. M O Kelly resigns as Minister at Mayence. Potential successor unsettled. Barthelemy may go to Switzerland. Crone to replace Ferrennes at Treves. Swedish and Ratan Ministers await zeal letters.
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M. la Fayette
Monsieur
Cobentz
M. Rice
Berlin
M. O'Kelly
Mayence
Paris
M. Barthelemy
Switzerland
M. de
Crone
M. de Ferrennes
Treves
Ratan
Izeal
Readings From Clermont Ferrand And Provincial Letters
The assembly hears pleas from 300 married and unmarried women of Clermont Ferrand vowing defense of the country and future care for children. A Maine Volunteers report filthy sheets from M. Es Seen and Abbe Fauchet confirms the illness. The King receives the deputation, and the assembly orders his answer published. A Colmar informer’s letters are found altered, leading to referral. A War Minister letter requests three new regiments and 300,000,000 more assignats are issued. Basle citizens seek permission to set up a cotton manufactory in Paris and to cultivate cotton in France.
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Clermont Ferrand
Volunteers of
Maine
Fauchet
Calvadoes
M. Morceau
Implex
Colmar
Briffac
Basle
National Assembly
Paris
France
National Guards Debate Decree Changes And Bar Admission
December 18 details artillerymen excluded from a new decree on the National Guards and their reduced numbers. Collet d Herbois presented at the bar praising his work while Longebam attacked the Blacks, professing to fight bribery by English interests. An address from the Capital National Guards spoke of patriotism and constitutional respect.
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M. Collet d'Herbois
Pere Gerard
MM. Dubut de
Longebam
Pam Phe
Warlike resolve in tumultuous French debate
In a heated session the War Minister faced charges from Finisterre amid calls for strong action. A faction demanded printing the minister’s justification and papers, while a message from Rise urged 20 million livres for war preparations. Teixinot warned the minister slowed pace, but the chamber pushed back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Eudur
Department of Finisterre
M. la Croix
Wealthy donor aids War wick with sheep and bread
The candidate Mr Kxigut in War wick donates fifty fat sheep, one thousand loaves of bread, and forty one wagon loads of coal to the town poor. News notes the Earl of Sandwich as the oldest British general, and reports on Irish affairs, Dublin church rites, and Dublin lighthouse benefits.
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Lancroxy
Lord Ostiny
Dublin
Cass Dary
Yoots
France
Epwaron Nuewernnam
Saurry
Witneses
St. Peter’s Church
Hastines
Howth
Joan Berestorpe
S Revenue
Ireland
Brasant
Philadelphia
Congress
Paris
China
United Provinces
England
Bath
West of England
Winchester
London
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Eifer
Brighthelmstone
M. Rochambeau
Tom. Luckner
Rational Assurgly
the King's
M. Téxinot
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