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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 14, 1792

Page

3

Mysterious Paris Court Moves and Currency Shifts

March 12 reports note M Bestraxp’s absence from the Council and alleged resignation. The Marwister of Justice plans to reign, while M de St Croix arrives from Cob lentz. Paris mourns two months for the emperor’s death as Assignats falter and Louis d Ors gain 20 livres amid exchange changes.

M. Bestraxp Marwister of Justice M. de St. Croix Paris Coblentz Louis d’Ors

National Assembly Controversy and Riotous Moments

The National Assembly tale describes Bellegarde boasting of crushing slave revolts and a request to send extracts to the Emperor. It details ministers being confronted over new military regulations, a chaotic scene in the galleries with cries of To prison, and Rouyer’s interrupted attempt to explain amid a storm of protests.

Marcy Colonial Committee Wr. Deftmmaille Pondicherry Indosran Prifal Assembly M. Charlier Rowiver IM. Rouyer M. Chaéot M. Rouger Tribune

Note from the King sparks volatile debate in Assembly

In a heated session the Assembly debated dismissing M de Narbonne and Ministers amid claims Leopold influence and executive weakness. Narbonne urged frontiers service while the King defended the Ministers and pledged to enforce Assembly decrees. Brifet called for Devesart’s accusation and sealing of his papers.

M. Bellegarde Rhine M. Hercules de Sechelles Oo M. Cambon Fuegeffor M. de Narbonne War Department M. Segé M. Ramond Zatma M. Cambon M. Girardir Leopold Lodis M. Guadét Prasia Spain France Paris M. Sage M.de Narbonne

Riots and military drafts swirl through Bourdeaux assembly

March proceedings report a Benedictine monk arrest for enlisting settlers to the emigrant army, a 12,000,000 livre plus 6,000,000 livre corn purchase vote, andRaivine's note on apanages. Riots at Verneuil and l Aigle Montaign lead to guards routing the mob as diplomats clash over imperial notes and troop orders.

Bourdeaux M. Raivine Verneuil l’Aigle Montaign Mi Carus Brnst Deléffort

Royal Drawing Room and Society Notes from London

Yesterday at St James s the Queen held a Drawing Room with a small crowd before returning to Buckingham House for dinner and an evening at Covent Garden Theatre. The Marine Society Anniversary Dinner at the London Tavern featured an ode and praise for naval training. Dr Grasse and the Admiralty Navy Boards were noted for future attendance. Also mentioned are political shifts as Mr Buaxe contemplates retirement, and Miss Gee of Beverley preparing for Gretna Green with Capt. Horgam, a bride-to-be with a fortune above twenty thousand pounds.

rHuyr Royaz Augustia Fiatzasera St. James’s Buckingham House Theatre Royal Covent Garden Jonas Hannay Grasse Admiralty Navy Boards Duke of Clarence Buaxe Hastings Mis& Gowwine Brproxp Europe Whars Gowels Fi. Perors Russia Miss Gee Beverley Fae Gretna-gregn Capt Horgam Excise Office London Bria En’s Limerick Ireland J. H—wn Fairy-hall Eig C—k Misschief St. James's-street Mons Shaw Cambridge Oxley Broughston Bournebridge Owsley Broughstout York Rotherham Cambridge Mail Rotheram East India Mr. Oakley Deal

Election commission probes contested Preston vote

Petitioners examined voters including Wh Sprith and Mr G Wiorgan who left their houses and returned to vote after leaving, with Mr Rolle and others querying witnesses. The Earl's Porter at the base faced objections for unpaid peas as nine votes failed to disqualify, yielding a 49 Mc Preston majority. election to follow soon.

Cirenoreer Paestonj Beast Siti Yardon Steagrid Bart *Bathurik Soseph Newcomby Mafeis Sprith Mrg Wiorgan Rolle Witels Mnem Goakham Earl’s Porter Preston

Disputed Votes Examined in Petitioner Case

SEAEQRD Mr Lupers examined Mr Skinmert and other witnesses to prove disqualified votes. Folia Anster divided his house into two tenements with Lowe occupying one. Both voted, and the examiner argued both ballots were invalid.

Voter Rights Contention in Borough Election Debate

Petitioners argued inhabitants who pay Scot and Lot hold voting rights, not select borough house holders. Witnesses, including Mr Croome, stated settlements in 1740 allowed all ratepayers to vote. Sir John Honeywood sought to reverse a recent committee ruling, aiming to limit voters to about 101 or 102.

Partaipes Clarses Kuidy Charles Croome Croome Pinfold Scott Lot John. Honeywood Ebbesfield

Newcastle Locked Up Upon A Point Of Law

A courtroom entry notes Newcastle was detained on a legal point until two o clock, then the hearing adjourned. The terse record emphasizes a pretrial procedural hold followed by a break in proceedings.

Newcastle

Extraordinary Whitehaven Sinking Creates Vast Subterranean Well

A meadow near Whitehaven reveals a sudden ground collapse at the Stan Le estate of the Earl of Lonspare. A funnel of earth and rushing water expands over hours to 60 70 yards wide and 30 deep, with a torrent pouring into a subsurface cavity beneath Scalegill Colliery. Residents fear a submerged land bridge and note the fortunate absence of workers and cattle on site. A sluice is set to control influx as the fissure stabilizes, while locals debate effects on local liberty bills and customs offices.

Stanl&e Earl of Lonspare Scalegill Whitehaven St. Bee's Teast

Wall near Ritchely led to attempted escape, court remands

A fragmentary report notes an attempted wall breach near Ritchely by detainees. After the failed effort, they were moved back to their previous confinement and officials took steps to prevent a repetition, with a sentinel hearing suspicions.

Te Eeihene Aidan Anith Theteghi Eq Enterprises Ritchely Iomedia

Violet Soap Promises Frost Proof Hands Say Gentlemen

The advertisement describes Violet Soap made from sweet almond oil and milky oil, claiming to keep hands from chapping in frost. It alleges public deception around patent property and notes Windsor Soap sales by a maker at Baik Buildings, Camikill, urging orders and observance under a titled offer.

Windsor Toz Baik Camikill Allvork ii

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