Maitland Brothers and Papers Sent to France Trial
The speaker describes communications in April 1964 involving the Maitland brothers and Mr Vaughan’s paper, noting concerns about forwarding passages to France against ministers' advice. It discusses Mr Stone's handling of the papers, questions innocence versus intent, and the jury's task to decide if the papers were sent to the French government. It emphasizes evaluating character evidence without letting it overshadow the core issue of possible circuitous transmission.
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Jackson
Sheridan
Earl of Landerdale
Stone
Paris
House of Maitland
Vaughan
France
Fits
Expres
Fenty
Stones
French Revolutionary Storm News From January Sessions
The Messager du Soir notes extensive club correspondence at the Pantheon. A proposal to honor Robespierre is rejected as premature. Reports from Paris, Lyon, and Nantes describe plots, loans, and security measures, while the Directory tightens control and contemplates Belgium domains and colonial actions. The public mood is tense amid conspiracies and mobilizations.
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Messager du Soir
Pantheon
Robespierre
Achetier
Vienna
Baron Zhugur
Nantes
Charette
la Boucherie
Roche-far- Yon
Travaux
Rhine
Moselle
Fiort
Baupors Lemane
Strasburgh
Brumaire
Oo Louvét
Prince of Condé
Prancthe-Compte
Ferrand
Besançon
Directory
D’ Amoudons
England
Vaux
William Wickham
Champde
Mars
Leérua
Rearbell
Interior
Mer
Paris
Meyer
Batavian Republic
The
Ague
Message of the Axreau Directory on peace and war
The London-based summary reports the French Directory’s demand for measures to sustain the war effort, criticizing a proffered peace and describing efforts to raise funds and troops. It notes Allied diplomatic failures, conspiratorial fears, and British and European military news, including Neapolitan and Prussian movements and naval losses.
Unclear fragment points to military life and aid in armies
Fragment mentions general of the armies and luxurious living, noting aid to others in the armies and a date described as this day with a value of 200 livreys, reflecting archival text.
Council of Elders Moves on Emigrant Parents Law
The Council adopted a Resolution of the Five Hundred ordering eleven Commissioners to be sent to the French colonies. The measure against emigrant parents was discussed but postponed until tomorrow.
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Fourdan
Paris
Dudayer
Constantinople
War Department
Bournonville
Dubois-Crancé
Buonaparte
Lacroix
3D. Bramaire
Department of Lot. A
Portier de’Voife
Commission
Ad Bet
Belgium
Josefa Nys
Austria
Latanal
France
Douess
Phes
India
St. Domingo
Guadaloupe
St. ‘Lucie
Cayenne
Ises
Reunion
Council of Five Hundred
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Jarry
Bourdeaux
Furprize
J’ Historien
Fea
Nice
Reverchon
Lyons
Jrustice
Stort-Fallei Solitude
Janary
Louvet
Sentinelle
Council of Elders
Ineehoky
Saladin
Lanjuinais
Henri Lariviere
Bergoing
Rovere
Aubry
Cuevaxer
Nivofe
Executive Directory
Champ de Mars
Perignon
Madrid
Characer
Spain
Dubois Crancé
London
Axrengave
Council of
Republic
Pichegru
Jorrdan
Prince de Con
Franche- Comte
Warsaw
Finlnake
Africa
Duke of Wor
Madeira
Admiraki
Indies
Don
Beal
Chainetayd
Dirable
Jonnie Owens
Chillchirch
Toft
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