Royal Drawing Room at St James and Parleys on France
Friday morning events from Kew to St James's feature a Queen's Drawing Room with royal presentations including The Hon Mrs Barrington and Madame De Freire among others. News notes discuss political shifts, military moves, and social arrivals across London and Europe, including Dublin and Kerry mining prospects.
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Royat
Augusta
ErizastTi
Kew Palace
St. James's
Barrington
Durham
Hammonp
Spain
Monsieur
Madame de Freire
Whitehall
Rupert Murray Keir
Vienna
Duke and Duchess of GrafTon
Piccadilly
Newmarket
Eviston-hall
Suffolk
Court of “Directors
Indian House
Paincz Witwyam Henry
Madras
Cuittoor
National Assembly hears arguments on letter authenticity and army reform
The Assembly verified M. Bourir's letter as genuine and discussed a coach bound for Brussels with trunks addressed to Archduchess Gonter vante, suspected archives contents, and calls to audit their contents. Reports from Morbihan and Longwy flagged distant threats and discipline issues in regiments, while other notices cover burials in Kingston, clerical appointments, Oxford scholars, and local incidents across Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Bourir
Department of the Sommr
Brussels
Archduchess Gonvervante
Low Countries
Rover
M. d’Andre
National Assembly
Brest
Jacobine Club
Kingston
Jamaica
The Kenyish Barons in Tastt and Femine at Hay-Market
The theatre at Hay-Market presented a petite dramatic sketch Tastt and Femine benefiting Jack Bannister. Critics praised the heavy dignity of the piece and its revival under the manager with refined acting by Bannister, noting it borrowed from Rowlanpson and WisTead and improved since first produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowlanpson
Wistead
Jack Bannister
France in turmoil as reactions to aristocracy rise
France faces insurrection reports amid denunciations of public prints like Foinatt Republicain. Pro aristocrat actions leave several aristocrats dead near Lyons, while mobs compel priests into guard and quarantine. Daurut amid Terrace of the Tuileries. crowds cry Long live the Dauphin. The Queen observes from a window in mixed emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Malouer
Foinatt Republicain
Gace
Polémieu
Lyons
Louis XVI
Maine
Loire
Lazarettoes
M. de la Fayette
Thuilleries
Archbishop of Canterbury Visitation of the Diocese
The Archbishop of Canterbury with the Bishop of Gloucester conducted a two day visit. He confirmed about 1656 in Sittingbourne parish and led cathedral rites including an 613 person confirmation at the altar. He preached at the cathedral and consecrated a new burial ground for St Paul’s parish. The Mayor and Aldermen joined a royal invitation dinner at the King’s Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dagobert
Clovis
Perin
National Assembly
Charlemagne
Democrates
Paris
Paine
Henry
Shetland
Anglesea Company
O'Brerne
Tuam
Longford
Mohill
Dean RypEk
O'Bierne
Drumcondra
Armoritia
Meath
Mr. Todd
Canterbury
Orgarswick
Martin Benson
Metshham
Thomas Wintle
Messrs. Londen
A.M
Brazen Nose College
Oxford
West Wheldale
A. B. Denny
Magdalen College
Brazen Nose
Lingen
A. B
Wadham
Rodd
Oriel
Exeter College
Falmouth
Flushing
Drury Lane
Sunderland
Durham
Shobdon
Herefordshire
Viscount Bateman
Lambeth-palace
Gloucester
Sittingbourn
Sutton
Ospringe
Groucsstex T
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William Henry
India House
William Pitt
General Post Office
Hammond
Madrid
States of America
Portlano
Devonshire
Europe
M. Pe Bovumre
Berpow
York
Blackfriars Bridge
James Espaire
Court of
Spa
Francis
Grand Duke
Russia
Prince Potemkin
Gare
Potemkin
Botany Bay
Max
Tims
Bexbey
Francis Smith
Gricr
Guildhall
Newgate
Kerry
Ireland
Col. Blennerhasset
Rochelle
M. de Bouille
M. Rew- Belle
Thrapston
Northamptonshire
Elizabeth Beal
Hiad
St. Andrew
Awarepore
London
Newcastle
Old Broadbrim
Gout
Wilson
Ned Howard
Mr. Ilier
William
Bland
Chapmans
Bob Gout
Bannister
Jun. Hamnet
Brookkees
Powell
Lucy
Enwarps
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