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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 02, 1793

Page

3

Beaconsfield Meeting on Liberty and Loyalty 1792 Resolutions

Beaconsfield Bucks December 26 1792 meeting of local gentry and clergy resolves to oppose treasonous writings and protect the constitution. declarations pledge loyalty to King George III, defend public order, and form a committee to enforce laws, curb seditious gatherings, and aid Civil Magistrates. Officers and subscribers listed.

Beaconsfield Bucks Tate A&s Ncc Meaconsfield Chaifont Lewa John. Ambony Beachfield Sige John Gea Price Johar Anthony John Hells Viliany Anthony Shirles Anthony Cheristopher Blune “Whynay Anthony David Anthony John Amthony Williem Rayner Henry Anthony James Boddy Illiam Boddy Pbu Andrews Herrick George Ieee Sally Sier W. Herrick C. V. Dashwood C’ Dathwood Jun Hp.johnson T. Eareharte Parahamy T. J. Brigham Thomas Chen Dw. Pochin Edquires Reva Pires WiMax Braml É Daigfon Clerks Meeffrs Bry Cradgck J. Cr J Thorp Etla Creswell Fry Ju. Boniches Farson Olland Capp Valery Goo Douglats Lacey Cartwright Een Buckils Yas Capp Te Quintoy Sereary Surhood Ing Rick Crateian Caarles Lacey

Affrays of France in the Revo,ution era agrarian law debate

Fragmentary account discusses early French revolutionary debates on the Agrarian Law, proposed abolitions of collateral inheritances, and how officials and parties addressed the king's status and prisoners. It notes public sentiment and political maneuvers in Paris as the convention weighs reforms.

Brasser Pare Paris Tims

Proclamation on Primary Assemblies and Elections in Belgius

A December proclamation outlines formation and tenure of Primary Assemblies. It specifies one member per twenty houses and residency rules for villages lacking 209 houses. Senior Members appoint Peo Secretaries and Secretaries by ballot.

Belgius Ballor

Law Report on Captain Smith and Mr Cox Battle

A debate in court over why a criminal information should not be filed against Captain Smith for sending a challenge to Mr Cox of Harwich Aldermen. The case centers on letters urging retract or satisfaction, Cox’s political and brewing ties, and the role of Major Orkhart in delivering messages. Lord Kenton's view warns officers to avoid personal disputes, with Mingay and Erskine debating whether a prosecution is appropriate.

Captain Smith Coxene Harwich Cox Smith Orkhart Coute Tod Mingay Erskine

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