Sweden King Returns as Diet Is Dissolved
The London Gazette notes the King of Sweden returning home from Geile taft with the Diet dissolved on the 24th instant. Meanwhile bankrupts are listed with surrender dates at Guilial Inn Ludgate Hill and other locations, including Richard Oakes and Robert Sewel the younger among numerous tradesmen and manufacturers facing surrender hearings across England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Geile Taft
Richard Oakes
Cleaveland-court
St. James’s
Eawereman
Guilial
Georet Gurdiner
John Blutton
Ludgate-hill
Warepen
Gaildailhone
Robert Sewel the Younger
Worwich
Argel Inn
Suwich
Mtr
Karmer
Norwich
Een White
Shefield
Grocer
Mavsy
Anzelina
Shofhell
Witfor
Cafle-Greet
Lielbern
Verge Colley
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Oeners
Lang Staford
Alv
Wheeler, Winterford
Soir Seel
Manchester
Jullian
Surender
Spencer's Tavey Manchester
Atorney
Sis
Hinghall-street
Shalint
Bradley Mills
Balifax
Yorkshire
Spencer's Taverny
Hagley
Temple
Samuel Parkkes
Stourbridge
Worttershire
Crown Inn
Sourbridge
Butt
Henry Summiercrt
Intwich
Royal morning and drawing room at the palace
The Mayistsies, Princettes Angusta and See H attend divine service at the Chapel Royal St James's. A royal drawing room follows in the palace with the Queen presiding. A late council at Whitehall, and a Shakespeare Gallery visit mark a day of court and state affairs amid court chatter and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusta
See H
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Car- Liste
Earl of
Pat Loway
Earl of Delaware
Lord Amuiist
General Lascelles
Marchionets
Bars
Quess
Watpecrave
Marquis
Marchioness of Branpforb
Cairrwen
Duke
Dichess of Marlborough
Buckingham House
Nedan
Lord StenvrLie
Whitehall
Princess Royat
Duchess of York
Augusta
Erizaneta
Mary
Sozaia
Shakespeare Gallery
Alderman Boypdell
M. de Fioripa Blas
Spain
Europe
France
M. d’Aranpa
MM. !Orn
Friecefstel
Sonfisering
Cevils
Tran
Evict
Rench
Amlgpstion
Paris
Dhe Brron
Newcastle
Earl
Durance
Solomon
Ing’ & Beach
Theatre turmoil at Isanerya venue ends in disruption
A Saturday performance at the Isanerya venue overflowed the house as foreign airs and political cries interrupted the show. The audience called for old England songs while actors struggled to proceed amid interruptions and a half hour delay, with no resolution in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isanerya
Old England
Gatra
Pitt
Mell
Palizer
Barry
Berrynore
Sadler's Wells
Barrymore
Duke of Gloucester
Palmer
John
France
French forces march on Arles amid siege and unrest
Reports from Paris describe a French army marching from Marseilles toward Arles with artillery, while Jacobin influence stirs revolt in various towns. Deputies report dire conditions in Arles as White Flag loyalties and clashes emerge, the Cabal of Paris grows, and political power tilts toward a Committee-CruBoCrA.
Memorial of Henri Simonneau and Paris Riots In 18th Century Assembly
National Assembly delegate M Jean Debry eulogizes Henri Simonneau the late mayor of Etampes massacred for enforcing laws. Decree orders a triangular pyramid memorial with inscriptions citing duty and the nation aiding the mayor’s widow and children. Reports blame Arles club and Constitutional Priests for riots. War Minister announces troops to quell insurgents. a dispute over posts of honor with National Guards praised by the King. Potin offers 50 000 livres as a gift. creditor letters prompt caution over spending of assembly funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Debry
Committee of Instruction
Henri Simonneau
Fitampes
d’Etampes
Henry Simonneau
Arles
C. M. de Grave
M. Putin
M. Potin
Ossian Stone and Ossianic Memorial Found Near Gren Aumoy
In the Bay of Scotland under Mar Tin the Earl WiansFIELD began schooling while Lord Stormont learned Greek and Latin. Jemmy Boswett’s daughters show loyalty and charm. The seven and a half foot Ossian stone at Gren Aumoy, once uncovered by soldiers rebuilding the Sterling Inverness road, rests above a coffin of burnt bones and four grey stones within a surrounding dyke measuring two hundred feet in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School of
Perth
Bay of Scotland
Earl Wiansfield
Lord Stormont
Gren Aumoy
Ossian
Wade
Sterling
Inverness
Offian
Death of Lady Mills Lloyd in Cardiganshire Mystery
A 29 year old Cardiganshire lady, Mills Lloyd of a respected farming family, is found dead in her parlour with neck injuries after her servants left her alone while she was hosting at home. A large sum of money is missing and investigators call it a murder but lack decisive clues. The case remains open with no suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Campen
Constitutional Society
Wui Crus
Ban? Ton
London
Luchiln
Dignun
Sedgwick
Mrs. Mountain
Liile Agley
Hicséer
Cou
Lord Lonspate
Orv Nicx
Petersham
Dewi
Haymarket
Paine
Cass
Jack Bannister
Mrs. Jorpawn
Strorace
Parsons
Tregaron Fair
Mills Lloyd
Miss Lloyd
Killrhi
Charity dances replace sermons for crippled charity needs
The piece notes a shift from charity sermons to dances to raise funds for infant children, citing higher takings from a 2s 6d entry fee. It references London crime reports, Irish Parliament trade actions, a Bedford Square burglary, and vows about sugar use in Cornwall amid slave-trade concerns, all within a dated 18th century voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevan
Suens- Tone
Freet sTreet
Covent Garden
Parliament of Ireland
Lowe
W. Watson
Bedford Square
Sarah Cusher
Kettlestone
Fakenham
Richard Burgess
Anthony
Norwich
Cornwall
Elsinore
Charlotte
Berry
Nice
Baltimore
Ireland
Gibraltar
Drops touted for scurvy relief in 1792 Yorkshire notice
An advertisement from January 2 1792 promotes Mr Spilsbury's Antiscorbutic Drops claiming to relieve facial eruptions, scurvy and rheumatic complaints. It cites testimonials from Mrs Sinissury and Mr Gardiner and notes the product is safe, alubrious, and sold throughout Britain and Ireland with bottles priced at 6s 6d and 1s 2d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Doncaster
E. Sanderson
Sinissury
Soho-square
John Gardiner
Southwold
Suffolk
Serispury
Jacob Spencer
Sohe Square
London
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Alsesmler Reed
Cuil Thal
E May
Samuel Gapier Pinney
Thorncombe
Devonshire
Clothier
Red Lion Bay Charch
Somerforthire
Juan Ju Kson
Edward Jacks
Aldersgate
Ateli
Guildhall
Thomas C
Peeryn
Cornwal
Guidhall
Samus ‘Pitta
Samuel Nidbett
Great Tower-best
Spring-gare Dens
Mariner
Buxton Webster
Lea Ealval'-Itrett
Sha Parier Stinton
Brosk-teer
Holborn
Taylor
Hugh White
Heberlane
West Smithfield
Dutiller
George Hellape
Tysemouth
Fiip Owser
Henry Chester
Rimntwic-street
Christ Church
Surrey
Money-Dcrivener
John Ward
Wedacbury
Stafordsiire
Drury Lane Company
Marseilles
Avignon
Carpentras
M. Téuriot
M. Tarse
CruBocRaTia
Turin
MapamMe
Mownsteur
National Assembly
Jemmy Boswett
Lanngitho, Cardiganshire
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