Address Carried Despite Opposition at Meeting
The High Sheriff and Lord Balow were honored with thanks as the meeting, though disrupted by Tooke and Paine's letter, united to pass the Address. Tooke faced restraint while criticizing Lord Oxstow, and dissenters near Hackney voiced only mild objection, with the Address to be signed at major inns in Surrey.
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Sherif
Paine
Horne Tooke
Tooke
Lord Oxstow
R. Botham
Alow
Hackney
Paris
Surry
Plight and Deliberations Reach London and Constantinople
From fragments of the London Gazette reporting on Count Haugwitz and Baron Jacobi presenting credentials, the Grand Vizir Ju s i us Pasha’s deposition in Constantinople, plague spread across Galata to Smyrna, and a list of bankruptcies, dividends, and certificates with numerous British towns and officials named.
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Vienna
Count Haugwitz
Baron Jacobi
Constantinople
Jusius Pashan
Melek Mehemmet Pashan
Canea
Candia
Galata
Peru
Archipelago
Asia
Smyrna
Letter Echoes Crisis in France as Kings Reflect on Constitution
A bulky letter from Louis and accompanying ministerial notes reveal Peelings of constitutional strife in Paris. The Interior and Claviere messages urge royal support for the Constitution, while warnings of civil conflict and gatherings in Paris press for decisive action to restore order and sustain the government.
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M. Sexvan
National Assembly
K Tne
Royal visit and court moves noted in recent London events
Yesterday morning the Kine with the Prince of Wales and several princes reviewed the Foot Guards on Wimbledon Common before returning to Kew. Duke of Gloucester met the King at Kew, and the Prince of Wales with generals dined at York House. Pitt visited Stanmore, dispatches arrived from Botany Bay, and royal family plans include Weymouth in August with Duke and Duchess of York.
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Prince of Wales
Dukes of York
Gloucester
Wimbledon Common
Amajesty
Kew
Duke of Gloucester
Kew Palace
Prince of Wates
Duke
Duchess of York
York House
Ficcadilly
Pitt
Hol
Hampton-Coury Palace
Archbishop of York
Town
Bishop Thorpe
Yorkshire
Dukes
Duchess of Montrose
Scotland
National Assembly debates on feudal rights and insurrection
M Armand claimed authorship of a paper Les Complets, praising it as patriotism. A letter from the Department of Mayence and Loire described insurrections sparked by fanatic priests. The assembly resumed feudal rights discussions after a lengthy session ending with a vote. June 14.
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Armand
Maysence
Loire
French Army Faces Demands and Dueling Addresses
The War Minister urges immediate completion of four promised battalions of gunners. A Sant Louis district address presses the king to abdicate or publicly defend liberty with blood. Army reports claim two enemy colours captured and 40 horses killed, with 20 French wounded and 35 killed. An Assembly dispute involving two members dominates debate before a Twelve Committee referral.
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Lower
Seine
Sant Louis
Bushy Races Sweepstake Disturbs Watford Area
A Monday invitation to a local sweepstakes by a Piccadilly tradesman drew residents of Watford Elstree and Stanmore. The piece laments long intervals between matches and prefers regular race grounds for better management, noting the event attracted watchers but lacked decisive excitement.
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Watford
Elstree
Stanmore
Piccadilly
Parrance
Bright Wheat Prospects Amid Rich Grain Yields
The passage notes a fair prospect of large crops of wheat and other grain with grain as good as ever in this kingdom, and hay crops promising remarkable abundance based on favorable seasonal conditions and promising harvest results.
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