Wanted to purchase estate near Wadhurst Limpsfield in Freehold
A notice seeks buyers for a good mansion with 100 to 250 acres and possibly 360 acres more near or adjoining a manor, with offices. Interested parties should send location rental and price details to Mr. Meggilen, Hatton Garden, London. The French refugees relief committee reports measures to aid exiles and ongoing support for elderly, infirm, and orphaned individuals in Jersey and Guernsey. The debate on a trade bill continues with Lord Hawtefury opposing and the bill read a second time for further committee consideration.
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Kent
Sussex
Surry
Uubridge
Wadhurst
Limpsfield
Particuats Asia
Meggilen
Hatton Garden
London
Ilands
Jersey
Vincent's Lotion Promoted for Skin Cure in London Shops
Advertisement for Mrs Vincent's face and skin lotion sold by Mr Bacon at Oxford Street and retailers in London. Claims nostrums cure scrofula eruptions pimples and redness by extracting morbid humours. Includes directions testimonials from James Mingay and a money-back guarantee on return of bottles and directions. Sealed bottles signed by Mrs Vincent.
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Maria E. Vingent
Gowland
Mr. Bacon
Oxford-street
London
James Mingay
King’s Council
Royal Exchange
Pcos
Printer’s
Boskllers
Parliamentary Intelligence and Royal Assent Notes
Monday reports list thirty five public and thirty one private bills receiving royal assent by commission. Lord Rodney’s pension is referenced as part of a royal occasion, with a panegyric from the Duke of Clarence praising the late Lord Rowley and the country’s gratitude.
House of Commons Weekly Debate on Bills and Scotland Law
The House of Commons discussed measures to prevent ship burning and obstruction at sea, the Newfoundland Judicature Bill, patent rights against foreign encroachment, and leases to the Prince of Wales. It also considered the Corn Bill, slave importation in the West Indies, and a criminal law reform agenda for Scotland including appeals, grand juries, contempts, and trial jurisdictions.
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Oxtruther
Prince of Wales
Cornwall
Major Hogart
Lord Rodnay
West Indies
Consolidated Fund
Scotland
Adam
Court of Justiciary
Supreme Criminal Court
House of Lords
Criminal Law
England
Lord Advocate of
Anterfereng
Coral
French General Miaczeniei Condemned by Revolutionary Tribunal
The Revolutionary Tribunal condemns Sosiph Miaczeniei, General of a brigade, for executing Dumourier's April 1793 orders to arrest four Conventional Commissioners and the War Minister and to march on Lisle. He allegedly showed loyalty to Dumourier, expressing willingness to fight tyrants, while Edouard Egalité's family members are questioned in Marseilles. The Marseille tribunal interrogated Egalité and his sons, Barbilde Orleans Bourbon, and Bourbon Conti, with no clear eliminations. The Convention debated extraordinary convocations and further measures as sections pressed for action.
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Sosiph. Miaczeniei
Republic
Revolutionary Tribunal
Dumourier
St. Anand
Duvel
Grebies
Micczenski
France
Micczeniei
Marseilles
Egalité
Philip Egalité
Mirabeau
Barbilde Orleans Bourbon
Bourbon Conti
Frith Export Bill Passed and Prize Bill Debated
Mr Dundas proposed delaying business to the next session. The Frith Export Bill, amended to protect the East India Company trade, was read third time and passed. Sir William Dolben moved a committee on bounties for captains and surgeons on the Africa coast, then the Prize Bill committee followed before adjournment to Wednesday.
Debates and Confessions in the Dumourier Case
Deputies heard testimonies on Dumourier and allies with Lacroix and Dumesaire in a Belgian plot. Miacezexfti claimed innocence while others confessed or defended, with Lacroix denied culpability and Ducourt’s and Petion’s conduct to be examined by the Committee of Public Safety. The Minister of War announced Kelslertitan to command the Alpine and Italian armies.
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Miecx
Lacroix
Dumourier
Westermann
Dampieris
Louis d’Ors
Belgia
Droue
Miaczexfti
la Croix
Drouet
Afraexenez
Committee of Public Safety
Condu
Petion
Gexfonne
Kels Lertitan
Alps
Italy
National Convention Debates and Revolutionary Letters
Reports show Buzot denouncing palace influence and galleries of female spectators as bloodthirsty while Marat accuses Roland's wife. Debates rage over equality of property and punishment for rioters as Vergniaud warns the Republic tests a Constitution. Letters from See Ox Pine and Strassburg describe troop movements, battles near Dinheim, and distrust of cavalry flight amid warnings from La Rochelle deputies and a request for funds and arms from Poitiers, with scrutiny of correspondence with Lord Auckland.
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Weiffernbourg
Hoxcara
Sembach
Pully
Permesheim
Moelle
Strasbourg
Dinheim
Strabourg
la Rochelle
Thieselves
Poitiers
Committee of
Thuilleigsi
Pusit Savety
Citi Ae ‘de Ulate
Hagues
Pepers
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Fox
House of Commons
Mr. Bullock
Tfureer
Cockton
I. Kaye
John Plower
Mtr. Wilson
Hodsoli & Mitchell
Miles Atkinson
Barston
Sheephank
Gawthorp
George Beamont
Sheerd
Coli
Miss Keershaw
Woodefon
Whitakeer
Tewdway
Ita R. Ee Nik
Kilderbin
David Timnington
Campsey
Rece
Ransem, Morland, and’ Co
Pybus, Call, and“ Co
Foster, Lubbock, and Co
Wright and Co
Hware and Co
Aid Co
Bidaile
Prefe Grote, and Co
Downy
Thornton; Co
Bal Idero and Co
Hankey and Co
Dorrien and Co
Parliamentary Intelligence
House: OF Commons
Paris
Sestions
Vergxiaud
Partis
Vader Referenncere
Sev
Ize
Committee of Legislatidiks
National Convention
Buzot
Marat
Roland
Dumonnier
Vergniaud
David
Verguiaud
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