Debate on Treason Bill Raises Irish vs English Jurisdiction
The House debated a treason bill with concerns over declaratory versus newly enacted parts. Members questioned whether Irish subjects could be tried in England for acts deemed treason, and how dual sovereignty might affect enforcement, adjourned to Monday after a late-night session.
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MrniFox
Geey
Exchequer
Fox
Sheridan
Jenkinson
Vansittart
Major Maitland
Anteuther
Dublin
England
Feland
France
Tristman
Tristman “Was To Follow the Dictates of Sorinvene
Ireland
Becure Tey
Mmerres
Great Britain
Ghie
Pertianner
Bucland
Average sugar price in Great Britain and bankruptcies list
From the London Gazette March 23 Chief Justice CuARces Yorke at Ely sugar price calculated from returns ending March 20 1993 15 595 93d per hundred weight exclusive of customs duty numerous bankruptcy filings list merchants victuallers and others surrendering in April and May at Guildhall and other venues with attorneys named volumes of names include John Colin George Soul Thomas Bullard Benjamin Reynolds and many others with surrender dates and locations across England
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Cuarces Yorke, Esq
Ely
Great Britain
Johan Colin
Bell’s Buildings
Salisbury
Quare
Guildhall
I .George
Soul
New Sarum
White Lion
Broad-street
Bristol
Thomas Bullard
Epsom
Surry
John Christian Splitgerber
Little Trinity-lane
Crowder and
Laviz
Frederick’s Place
Old Jewry
T. Benjamin Reynolds
James-Stret
Covent-garden
Carpenter
Blake
Cook's Court
Carey
Benjamin Williams
Pall
Guildhail
Phillips
Addle-street
Aldermanbury
John Richards
Durham-place
Kethnal-grteen
Mariner
Attornes
Websters
Queen-street
Cheapside
John Rhodes
Lower Whitey
Yorkshire
Clothier
Falbot Inn
Halifax
Stephenson
Castle-street
Holborn
Samuel Sandys
Liverpool
New Inn
Allornies
Sudell
Mac Cullum
the Bush Tavern
T.lewis
Gray’s Inn
Ane James Marriott
Olney
Bucks
the Swan
Newport Pagnell
the Bull
Oldney
Swan Inn
Rummers Tavern
Tarrant
Exchequer
Lincoln’s Inn
Parliament Week Business in London Notes
London dispatch outlines the parliamentary schedule with committees on canal bills and various readings and reports. It notes Privileges on Scotch Peers Election, readings of Bank Forgery and Militia Pay bills, and debates on elections and taxation with highlighted mention of French mail and Austrian forces near Louvain.
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London
Mowniv
Manchester Canal
Rufford and
Chailey Chapel
Stree
Gloucester Canal
Granby
Sutton Cathield
Little Bowden
Perilous era in Paris as Jacobin placards incite revolt
French dispatches describe denouncement of a public placard urging citizens to rise against the Jacobins. The Nobles and Priests face harsh persecution, with decrees to transport coastal inhabitants and widespread unrest across the Republic. Talks in the Convention reflect deep divisions, but vows of unity surface amid threats and executions.
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Chaumet
Procureur de la
Bourdeaux
Brittany
France
Belgium
Dunourier
Committee of General Defence
Bruffels
Louvaina
M. M. Danton
Genfome
Leonard Bourdon
Orleans
Marat
General Defence
Dumorier
Belgia
Buzot
Roberpierre
Danton
Genjonné
Republic
Paris Con Convention Faces Complaints on Commissioners
National sources report widespread discontent in Paris over the Convention’s commissioners. Colonies of Saint-Domingue denounce abuses by Ailbaud Pobuerel and Lantonax. Lower Rhine officials protest exile without due process. A letter from Gertruidenberg notes material shortages and captures for transport. Petitions urge relief, compensation, and aid for widows and families. The Convention delegates petitions to the Committee of Sucours amid delays and unrest.
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Paris
Convention
Republic
St. Domingo
Ailbaud
Pobuerel
Lantonax
Lower Rhine
Cusine
Abul
Mallarme
Gertruidenberg
Efermann
Committee of
Nantes
Mayence
Lone
From Nantes to Paris A Revolution Rumor Chronicle
A fragment from a March 18 dispatch details widespread unrest across French departments. Reports describe counter revolutionary mobs advancing from Nantes, disrupted communications, arson threats, armed clashes in Orléans, and depictions of revolting citizens demanding relief and government. The Assembly debates trials for conspirators while authorities vow to restore order and punish emigant leaders.
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Corriers
Swiret
Oeke
Nantes
Rennes
Angers
Pas de Calais
Vendee
Cholet
Athes
Chatillon
Orleans
Murkets
Leonard Bourdon
Hotel de Ville
Sans Culottes
de Montaigne
de la Roche
Yon
Machecoul
Wantés
France
la Source
St. Maloes
Delmas
Marat
la Marque
Brussels
Paris
Isle
Vilaine
National Convention
Committee of General Safety
Barret
Republic
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Swallow-street
Haberdasher
Edward Ragueneau
Exeter
Samuel Hatterfly
White Horse Yard
Drury-lane
Law Kemp
Maidstone
Kent
Richard Shaw
Arad
Lancashire
Braddyi’s Arms
Ulversion
John Gooch
Michael Danby
Fancourt
Fenchurch-stréet
Tee Whicher
Petworth
Sussex
Joshua Smith
Upper Thong
Robert Debinfongéla Feriveher
George Ally
Chatham
William Garford
Cansbridge
Johu Gaddhy
Christchurch
William Whitmore
Hatton-garden
Money
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Pybus
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