Royal orders and court notices stream through county tribunals
The piece lists royal directives to Lords Lieutenant across counties and ridings, naming Brecon, Cambridge, Derby, Middlesex, Radnors, Wargh, and others. It details appointments, surrenderings, and legal proceedings with names like Hammond Mudd, Mr. James Edgell, and various attorneys at Guildhall, plus dividend notices and certificates.
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Whiteraer
Tian
Fach
Brecon Canbridze
Crimaithin
Derby
Middlesex
Monnontis— Radnors
Wargh
Giefey
Hammond Mudd
Pemigensther Attorrey
Hladdtere
Marsh “Sy
James Edgell
Frees
Tank Copes
Lion
Halism
Atornes
Spear Gray’ S Inn
London
Patede
Nebrevanit
Firténdty
Toni ‘Es
Eb. J
Mareh S
Stahs A
Guildhall
Attornies
Neifrs
P.tdér
Byms
Wardribe
Dygtors Commens
Lenin W.bb
Etsy Webb
Faia
Rolie Lane
Aiices
Southwark
Turrénder Jans
Te Elge
Ghiallal
Atris
Meurs
Wisin
Abell the Elder
Farepitter
J. Whithaw
Olifirnames’ Nutt
Leicéster
Tov
Cranes
Leicester
Areca
Holborn
House of Lords Notes on Fatjen’s Nae Bill and Peerage
The House met after adjournment and the Fatjen’s Nae Bill was read a second time and ordered to be committed. The judges were to attend to give opinion on the Scotch Peerage Bleedtiog. a new order moved that they attend on Tuesday, adjourned to Monday the 6th instant.
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Fatjen
Bledtiog
YQRISH PARLIAMENT UNRESTRAINED DEBATE ON REFORM
Historic House of Commons session discusses radical reform to curb corruption and restore constitutional balance. Remarks praise temperate defense, call for a committee to examine constitutional compliance, and urge measures to reform internal and external governance.
Debate on Catholic rights and parliamentary reform
The House debated Catholic welfare and reform, with MPs split on extending franchise. Grattan’s amendment to appoint a committee on representation carried, signaling intent to pursue reform. Catholics and Protestants faced policy tensions as leaders urged gradual change and cautious governance.
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Gotonel
Ho Clantiur
Chards Beresford
Paine
Dumourier
D. Browne
Northern Association
D. Latouche
Ogie
Fried
Mire Sheridan
Cary
Grattan
Carré
Corry
Poufondy
Grattai
Moun
Tle
France
Baprell
Alien Bull and Catholic Case Raise in Jim Crow Session
Tuesday January 15 proceedings show Pee The Alien Bull read four second time and committed. Prime Serjeant in the Chair with Grattan Forbes and Curran declining opposition to the Bill. Major Hobart plans to address Catholic case and industrial improvements as the House adjourns.
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Grattan
Forbes
Curran
Major Hobart
British Navy Yard Setups and Affairs Amid Turmoil
London dispatch details a Board meeting at the Admiralty where the Leviathan of 74 guns was commissioned under Captain Coswae Se, with note on Duke of Clarence's improving health. Remarks touch on Franco-British hostilities, invasions of Guernsey and Jersey, and political cautions about public sentiment and defense. A trial of a ship ladder improvement failed after a Deptford test, reflecting ongoing wartime adjustments.
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Admiralty
Coswae
Duke of Clarence
M. de Catonne
Madrid
Guernsey
Jersey
France
Deptford-on
Parisian uproar over theater ban sparks clashes and politics
Reports from Paris describe a dramatic confrontation over a controversial play The Friend of the News at the height of political turmoil. Militants surrounded the theater to protest the magistracy order as crowds clashed with the army and police, while deputies debated legality and public order and the King and Queen faced rising hostility amid rumors and state actions.
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France
Kaya
Paris
National Assembly
Santerre
Lanerre
Stan
Louis
Braguertte
Council of the Commans
Braguette
Marie Antoinette
Leéourdonnaye
Calais
Dunkirk
Channel
Rhine
Biro
Guizen-Nariac
Genoa
Doge
Death sentence pronounced by the Convention
A private letter reports the Convention sentencing the King to death after a 36 hour deliberation with 366 votes for the verdict. Threats of death swayed many, and the King faced execution with a dignified resignation, as he prepared to meet his fate with fortitude.
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Lewis
Fauxbourgs
Mourseilles
M. Ne ‘Mmiarsugenes
Riva
Louis
Fragmented French political infighting and looming tragedy
Amid chaotic French factional strife, references surface to Lous the Vith and a powerful party led by Dumourier. The piece details conspiratorial maneuvers, Emigrant ties, mobilized forces of up to 20,000 men, and the suspected plan to dethrone the King as Europe watches and judges these events.
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Lous
Oxpaars
Eales
Webanpy
Paris
Departments
Vnca
Belgia
Jacobin Club
Darton
Keberoierre
Resson
Agelise
Deta Feyette
Dillon
Avid Montef
Guiox
Rs Dumourier
Liege
Europe
Waa
Park of Artillery
St Dennis
Settiine
Donbue
Cape de Zardeges
Rp Benie
France
EOE Ge
Ak Prlle Franche
Bs ‘Buaed
EP Reams
Corkea
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