Proclamation and Rhine Crossing Debated in Imperial News
Reports discuss General Warmer, Prince of Condé, and Emperor Napoleon era plans. The document proposes the Emperor proclaiming no invasion, while the Prince seeks wording changes to avoid exposing France to public disarray. Letters between Warmer, Lageard, and the Prince reveal measures to cross the Rhine and coordinate Imperial Royal forces amid a shifting war context.
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Louis. XVI EL
Perial
Rad
Conn
Lageard
Warmer
Seiere
Wifloch
Royal Outrage and Criminal Notices from 1796 Westminster
Readers learn of a royal proclamation offering a reward of one thousand pounds for information leading to the capture of traitorous agitators after stone and brick attacks on the royal carriage near Pall Mall during a Theatre journey from Drury Lane. The issue lists sheriffs, bankrupts, and assorted notices, including court actions and legal rulings from St James's and York House.
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Southampton-street
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St. James’s
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Thunderstorm and crime report from Cork and London
A Cork thunderstorm damaged ships and houses near Mr Hennessy’s mill, with lightning striking a mast and shattering windows. In London, police detained five men accused of Defender conspiracy and several robberies occurred, including Miss Hamilton’s house break in and a bacon theft near Turnmill Street. Local horse riding accidents and a Marchioness vacancy for Essex livings were noted amid social chatter.
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Hennessy
Falt and Lime Works
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Hogan
Unclear OCR List of Tradesmen and Dates in Suffolk and Nearby Areas
Fragmentary entry lists several tradespeople with locations and dates such as March, February 29, and February 22. Names include Pettiey of Lavenham innholder, Dewethiry Crawley of Piccadilly thopkeeper, J Taylor carpenter, Wm Bhattack wholesale hosier, J Kinpton dealer, Wm Maclean flapeller, Thomas Broofholding scrivener, Mollis failcloth maker, Healey Manchester watch-maker.
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Piccadilly
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Aermanbury
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Morcestershire
Merch
Law Report On Outlawry Proceedings In Sab Perry Case
Mc Macey notes an information against the defendants for libel on the House of Commons. He cites prior trials and outlawry proceedings, examining objections in order as Woop supports outlawry, praising efforts and acknowledging the hard bearing on the party.
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Mineau
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Perry
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The Opera Opens With Mixed Reception At First Night
On Saturday evening Alege was performed for the last time amid some disapprobation from the crowd due to the press of company on stage and Hitmsferd’s absence from Paul et Virginie. The manager explained delays and foreign performers, noting Signora Fanrizzi would arrive as a principal woman dancer, with two new operas and a ballet planned over the next three nights. audience mood shifted to satisfaction as Rosa danced Hornpipe with good humor.
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