French Civil Unrest and Naval Actions Amid Insurrection
Reports detail widespread insurrection and armed assemblies across departments including Eure and Orne. The French frigate captured an English frigate and brought it to Nantes area, while rebels and Chouans clash near St Gemme and St Quentinieles Anzels. Bread shortages drive price tensions and public discontent, with authorities seeking measures to quell civil conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingttoean
Normandy
Robert Lindet
Forest of
Bretonnes
Seiné
Eure
Apd
l’Orne
Viag Te Reif
Dela
Mauche
Foulon
Rochambeau
Court Proceedings Hint at Baltic Peace Efforts and Shifts
Vienna sources report cabinet concern over Prussia and France plotting influence in Europe, with Britain opposing Stadtholder restoration. Field Marshal CuarrayT resigns amid disputes over peace with France, Arch-Duke Duartes named Rhine army commander, and Hessen Darmstadt troops stay in Imperial pay for three years.
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T.ctiveen
James
Berlin
Xerigrefls
Paussia
France
Great Britain
Netherlands
Cuarrayt
Council of State
Tuucut
Prince of
Wanpecx
BeLe Garde
Diethenstern
Marthal
Duartes
Rhine
Macx
BedeGarne
Hesse
Darmstade
Rhine navigation plan with merchantmen proposed by army
Letters from the Army of the Sambre and Meuse describe a plan at Bonne Andernach Cologne and Coblentz to build half galleries to navigate the Rhine. About 30 merchantmen would be used as buoyant craft and seaworthy crews brought from Dunkirk to operate alongside experienced bodtién in Rhine waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sambre
Meuse
Bonne
Andernach
Cologne
Coblentz
Rhine
Dunkirk
Navy orders at Plymouth and Harwich amid fleet movements
Sailed ships Romney Phaeton Latona and Stag receive orders to move to sea. Admiral Hervey and captains excused from fitting due to expected lengthy trial. Argo and six transports report failures. Harwich reports Dutch fleet sighting and a shore mishap near Querin with militia clashes and mob violence. Lumden murder near Leominster. Sidbering suicide. Lynn ferryboat sinks with 20 deaths.
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Plymouth
Romney
Suraeron
Phaeton
Stoprorp
Latona
Gus
Gecoe
Stag
Yore
Hervey
Prince of Wales
Heever
Prince
C.P. Hamilton
Atlas
E. Don
Namur
Wairsten
Glory
Pompée
Jj. Vasvon
Minotaur
T.louis
Mars
C. Corton
E. Crawley
Trident
E.O. Osporn
Adamant
Darny
St. Fiorenga
Sin H. Meace
Dryad
Lord A. Beauclere
Norman
Depp
Coarres Cotton
Writshep
Vasuon
Argo
Burcess
Guernsey
Leprey
Kiruth
Ireland
Union
Rothsea
George Liridt Say
Galway
Bristol
Querin
Antrim
Earl Strand
Lumnden
Moreton
Leominster
Appointment of David Smyth and the Ordinary Lords of Scotland
The London Gazette reports the King naming David Smyth of Meraten, Esq. as one of His Majesty's Commissioners or fit sy Ten Scotland, alongside Alles Macnee bins. It also lists the average price of sugar and a long slate of bankrupts and dividends with surrender dates and Guildhall or other venue deadlines. The document includes multiple entries for surrender, notices of dividends, and merchant and tradespeople details across London and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smyth
Meraten
Ioner
Scotland
Alles Macnee
Potatoes and Promotions Stir at Oxford and War Office
The piece notes Royal scrutiny over military promotions including age limits and veteran consideration, reports Oxford University tensions over a public address, announces deaths and endowments in botany, and urges broader cultivation of potatoes on parks and wastelands to aid the poor and boost farming. It calls nobles and gentlemen to devote land for potato planting and to involve laborers in planting efforts.
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Duke of York
Pears
Fabaltern
War-office
University
Oxford
Burlingtons House
Freemasons
Coca
Convocation
Alma Mter
St. James’s
Joan Sismuorre
Regius
ListHorne
Rapcuirre
Radctff
Sibthorpe
Greece
Williams
Corpus
Powevut
London
Gross
Magdalen
College of Physicians
Sittings Before Lord Keny: Suit Over Paper Sale
Plaintiffs Smith and Co, Northumberland paper manufacturers, sue Louis Avignilus Marzonnay and Louis Michael Marconiay for 82 reams of paper worth 1931 16s. The paper, made under a mould for forged signs, may have been destined for France or sold abroad. Defendants lawyer Gatis argues the plaintiffs knew the paper was for forging signs. Lord Curse Justice notes uncertainty and indicates the plaintiffs may be entitled to verdict for 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith and. CO
Marconnay and
Anofier
Smith and .Co
Louis Avignilus Marzonnay
Marquis
Louis Michael Marconiay
France
Gatis
Criminal Conversation Trial in Dublin Court
Damages sought for criminal conversation with Lady Westmeath. Evidence shows repeated late visits by Bradshaw while Lady Westmeath, dressed in rich attire, hosted him at various London and Tunbridge sites. Jury awards 20,0001 against the defendant as Lady Westmeath and Mr Bradshaw remain in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Exchequer
Dublin
Mary Dugan
Lord W
Bradshaw
Elizabeth Badeseck
London
Acol
Gay Lothario
Henry Cavendyr
Lady Westmeath
Mr. Bradshaw
Match Report Amid Confused OCR Fragments on Lambeth Road Race
A Thursday afternoon match between unnamed parties on South Lambeth road is described in garbled OCR text. References include a three guinea stake, a fastest time of eight minutes 25 seconds, and a mysterious naval fore entry. Robert Warmindon is noted as appointed store keeper amid the noisy lines.
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Lambeth Road
F ‘Abe
Ow Makin
Robert Warmindon
Resent
Ace Yalbing
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Cambon
Vienna
Brussells
Fes
SAP News
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Portsmouth
Sir Peres
Barker
Admiralty
Harwich
East Friezeland
Exel
London Gazette
T Heynés
Chigpine Nerson
Mercer
Arested
Lion
Banbir
J. Stave
Wood Hall
Calitbeck
Furcher
Penrith
J. Tidsweil
Guildhall
T -Blake
Strovid
Gloucetterth
Tinen- Draper
Guildba
C. Greerwoll
Oxon
Aneil
S. Screfos Goucester
PoLturrender
Cat the White Lion
Biftok
Banne
Liverpool
the Globe
Bishopstate Street
Jineris
Draper
F. Rolizson
Taimham Green
Woollen
Guilehealle
T.cheney
Barnard's
Inn
Money -Scrivener
Guilhall
van T. Branks
Tottenham
Court-Iand
Money-Scrivener
J. T. Yang Jerthys-street
Taylor
Apily
J. Baker
Shepton Malert
Jinga-draper
M. E. Chucchill
Bath
Milliners
FP Porchac
Pristol
Merchant
A. Harifor
Birmincham
Feedman
Afaichat
F. Binte
Salop
Harer
Belore
Lord Keny
Rowan
Crim. Con
Bank of England
Allgions
Jmnermaioairs Steno
Bachange
Newland
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