Discharged and relieved from prisons and debts 9-65 17 10
A legal and financial document recounts petitions and reliefs for 78 petitioners, with approvals and rejections. It lists charitable loans, a tavern and bank offices in St James's Street, Lombard Street, Fleet Street, and Craven Street, noting monthly meetings and the George Ross inscription. A law report discusses peace, armament, and treaty implications, followed by a distress case over rent and seizure in Bentinck Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neild
St. James’s-street
London Exchange Banking Company
St. James's-str
Hoares
Fleet-street
Fullers, Son, and Co
Lombard-street
Biddulph, Cacks, and Co
Craring-cross
Dorrien Anid Co
Finchlane
Cornhill
Ransom
Morland
Hammersley
Pall-mall
Vere
Lucadou
Broughton
Smart
Death of Col Mauduit Tied to Port au Prince Turmoil
The account describes revolts by troops from Old France after landing at Port-au-Prince, their defiance of officers, and Col Mauduit threatening to declare loyalty to the National Assembly or die. He refused and was killed as soldiers struck after a demand to disavow allegiance. Gov. Telfair's proclamation warns Creeks and others not to arm near Georgia until federal guidance is issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Europe
Turkey
Mediterranean
Russia
Strogly
Porte
West India News
Kiyesrox
Col. Mauduit
Old France
Port-au-Prince
Col. M
National Assembly
St. Louis
Telfair
Georgia
M’gillivray
United States
Paris News Roundup Reports Turmoil and Unrest
In Paris on May 12 General Luknor prepared to assume command amid applause at a Friends of the Constitution club. A funeral service for M. de Mircbeau prompted a violent disruption injuring musicians. A mushroom poisoning killed a child in Bordeaux as others survived. In Colmar a bishop letter was torn apart by a mob, and in Neuf-Brisach two Austrian officers narrowly escaped hanging. Carpentras remains besieged, towns like Cabrieres and Oppide fall to partisans, Paris faces sectarian denunciations, and a civic oath crisis shakes the College des Quatre Nations as students fire at their new principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luknor
Friends of the Consitation
M. Paxtots
Bourdeaux
Colmar
Neuf-Brifac
Vieux Brisac
Carpentras
Vaucluse
Marseilles
M. Gerrard
College de Bourlon
Aix
France
Cabrieres
Oppide
Menerbe
Bernierx
Paris
Grenelle
Theatins
Council General of the Commons
College Des Quartre Nation
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Ross
LAW Report
Westminster Hall
Lord Kenyon
Bizert
Caldwell
Erfiine
Bentinck-street
Peter Buakey
Capt
Bizett
No. 10
Bentinck Street
Taylor
Childrens Doaths
Kenyon
Bedfordshire
Garraway's
London
Riseley
Kimbolton
Bedford
St. Neot’s
John Rootham
William Dickens
Garraway’s
Falcon
Bletsoe
George
Ringert
Rifeley
Mr. Stone
Gray’s Inn
Northamptonshire
Ufford
Stamford
Grantham
James Vianners
James Manners
Alford
the George
Bray Cock
Wans
Ord
Bell
Stilton
Stone
Holborn-court
Gray’s-inn
Mr. Hickman
Walcot
Robert Rudkin
Farmavill
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