Palatine ILA Announces Annual Salary and Nominations
An annual salary has been paid to the Gos rence and a share to the Task-master, with prices set as compensation for officers. Nominations to save offices will occur at the General Annual Sefton in Preston on the holiday, the 27th day of June. Information may be obtained from the Clerk of the Peace and the Office of Mr Nicholas Grimshaw in Proto. Transmit copies to the Office of the Peace. Jr. Taylor, Deputy. Leigh, April 1799.
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Barster
Sefton
Uts
Preston
Huliday
Lei Atte
Nicholas Grimshaw
Jr. Taylor
Leighy
Funeral rites planned for French ministers slain near Rastadt
Paris June 2. A funeral ceremony to honor the French ministers killed near Rastadt directs a pyramid at the Champ de Mars with inscriptions about Austria’s atrocity. Black bands, national colors, and a guard of honor will accompany the procession, with veterans bearing a figure of the Republic. In Havre, reports say Britain’s fleet continues cruisers off the port and reconnoitering gunboats guarding the entrance.
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Paris
Rastadt
Interior
Champ de Mars
Auttria
Elysium
Rosentiel
Ander
Honone
Jean Debry
la Barriere
Havre
Council of Elders debates sovereignty and ministerial power
The Council of Elders discusses loosening Directory authority, reviving public spirit, and holding Ministers accountable. Bara reports on a law banning English imports and condemns poets praising England while ridiculing France. His report is ordered printed.
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Peres
Angers
Mos
Bara
Opposed Paris Autocracy Angers Council in May Session
The Council of Five Hundred debated savage murders in Vaucluse and Ardeche, denouncing central authorities. Sherlock urged a Directory message against the Central Administration, while Chameau pressed swift punishment and troop deployment. the session moved to the daily order. A commerce treaty with the Helvetic Republic was read in committee.
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Department
Ardeche
Sherlock
Vaucluse
Directory
Chameau
Paris
Helvetic Republic
Exaggerated State Threats and Revolutionary Sedition Read in Council
In a heated session delegates argue over a proposed action while a violent warning is read threatening annihilation by a powerful war machine. The council interrupts the reading to move to the order of the day as inquiries into assassinations and district responsibility are ordered.
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Laugin
Athets
Petitigner
Patlis
Paris Papers Chronicle Napoleonic Era Dispatches in May
Reports from Paris Barcelona Vienna Madrid and other cities describe naval movements, battles and congruent notes on squadrons fortifications and logistic gains. Mentions Brest expedition rumors Moreau Lagapna and Solana officers embarking to Prussian aligned fronts.
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Cassel
Prussia
Barcelona
Madrid
Brest
Mediterranean
Moreau
Mexico
Santonio
le Centeur
Cadiz
Maffreda
Francefort
Germany
Hamburg Official Denies Irish Plot Rumors Centering in City
An official statement from Hamburg counters rumors that the city hosts a treason plot centered on Ireland. The Senate asserts no such associations exist following the November suppression of a Philanthropic Society. Citizens are urged to report any knowledge to the police with promised protection and reward for truthful information.
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England
Germany
Hamburgh
Ireland
Europe
Senate
Gettate
Aly
Fragmentary Military Notice From Unknown Sources
Incomplete OCR text hints at a telegraphic or militia notice with dates and movements. Mentions Weber Militia, guards, transport to Charlmont, and notes on troops or regiments. Details are garbled, unreadable, and place names unclear. no coherent event or outcome can be established.
Ship News and Naval Movements Update
Marine dispatches report ships captured or underway from Bermuda to Mind, with vessels named including Statira Seward and Eolgres. The Queen’s fleet, in the Downs, sails and convoy details, plus arrivals at Plymouth from Morlaix with Irish prisoners and Brest refusals, mark ongoing wartime activity and negotiations.
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Wathingtons
Bermuda
Statira
Seward
Eolgres
Fepmp
Chas
London
Cere i
Pampelas
Sonship Ford Greek
Osgris
Bayonreay
Dedimen
Sadust
Warmouth
hece-Wi
Wickuam
Continant
Goxe
Wickaas
Prince of Maler Packet
Deane
Agamemnon
Texel
Plymouth
Morlaix
Brest
Ireland
Republic
Agriculture Monthly Report May Uproar in Wheat and Scarcity
May agriculture report notes poor wheat prospects across ill cultivated lands, with northern Spring and Winter crops distressing. Bean and pea crops suffer ground conditions, frost damages hit rape and clover, while turnips and fodder show some vigor. Sheep losses rise with spring grass, cattle are scarce and dear, meat prices high, cyder counties report wind damage, winds threaten new bloom, and wool trade shows life and rise.
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Adop
Bresk
Almot
Smithfield
Corn Prices and Wheat Market Report In London
The letter notes a moderate wheat supply and slow demand due to cold weather. Barley and Malt held prices, beans weak, oats and corn prices listed with figures. It records wholesale wheat returns for May 27 to June 11 and flour returns May 25 to 31, plus coal prices and delivery rates to households.
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Lonpor
Polands Jos
Mark Lane
Newcastle
Sunderland
Robbery Breaks Open Linen Drapery House in Richmond
Early on Sunday morning the house of Mr Attan a Richmond linen-draper was forced open and linen-drapery goods worth about 2001 stolen, with police investigating the break in and theft.
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Attan
Richmond
Judgment Pronounced In High Profile Prosecution
The court delivered sentence in a notable prosecution, detailing fines and prison terms. The Earl was fined for the King, imprisoned in the Tower for one year, and ordered to secure good behavior for seven years with substantial sureties. Robert Fergusson faced a five pound fine, one year in the King’s Gaol, and a seven year good behavior bond with heavy security.
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Brendan
Lee
Geese
Tower of London
Robert Fergusson
Mijesty
Parliamentary Invellgence And House Of Lords Proceedings
The House of Lords examined evidence on pedigree and marriage among peers, including Lord Macartney, with debate on registeration gaps. In the Commons, discussions covered public accounts delays, upcoming writs, and bills on finances, debt redemption, trade, stamp duty, and divorce, with opposition to millwrights’ combinations.
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House OF Lords
Mowry
Junzipe
Odpimittee
PriViferes
Macartney
House Dr Commons
Jona Io
Meirs. Roe
sAbbost
Fideney
Hebhouf
Appleby
Rdém
John Tufton
Berney
Buller
Francis Burdett
Adam Smith
Fohs Anderson
Lafeelles, Esakd Shepiaia Billion AG Dot Brs
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Rhone
Tanditti
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Nantes
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3Courbe
Bellinzona
Uri
Schwitz
Glaris
Basle
Marena
Direcory
Berne
Arau
Zurich
Grdnarites
Andes
Diogheda
Ship’ Rews
Eer Ay
Bis
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