France Assembly Debates Finances And Mob Actions
In the National Assembly M Grand notes monks reduced to nineteen in the North while 50 of 1,000 priests have taken the Civic Oath. Montequien reports April deficit at 24 to 25 million Livres. Bank reserves to cover April shortfall. Boissy a Anglas cites mobs pillaging from Carpentras. order set for day. Avignon affair and Bourdeaux embargo on mulattoes prompt debate on reunification with France.
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M. Boiffj
Gironde
Bourdeaux
Avignon
Tapis
France
Bavaria
Alsace
d’Artois
Manheim
Hotel de du Tour Palatine
Carpentras
Limoges
Warsaw
Zachanaki
Brailow
America
Great Britain
Smithfield
Walworth
London
Ar Zyler
Paine
Settlement Certificates Limit Parish Responsibility
LW INTELLIGENCE discusses whether a parish that grants a pauper a certificate must accept the pauper only from that parish or from any parish. The court rules certificates should be interpreted to avoid deterring relief and holds the certificate binds only to the recipient parish. A separate case from Netherseild concerns a pauper who married a tenement owner’s daughter. the court finds no settlement by will without proof, but forty days of residence grants a settlement despite the will not being proved.
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Netherseild
Extraordinary capitation tax in Constantinople war drive
Reports from Constantinople state that all provincial inhabitants not Maherhetans must pay an extraordinary capitation tax of 60 piastres, a burden unseen in prior wars. The government vows vigorous war effort and harshly punishes pro peace sentiment with death. The Grand Vizier seeks stricter army discipline, with two Bin-Pachas executed at Adrianople for not following orders.
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Adrianople
Appointments and notices in the London Gazette
The Lord Chancellor appoints William Bfeke Williams of Manchester and John Carter junior of Coventry as Masters Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Various court and government notices follow including ball tickets for a June 4 dance, proclamations from Petersburgh, and War Office personnel changes.
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Manchester
John Carter the Younger
Coventry
High Court
Chancery
Lord Cuamperrain
War Office
Alexander Hope
Baya Trith Foot
John , Woodcock
James Acourt Dod
59Th Foot
Joseph Edmonton
Daniel Robertson
Samuel Norfolk
Chelsea
Guildhall
Andrews
Limereet
John Richardson
Romford
Essex
Winen Draper
Attornes
Meff
Crowder
Turrender
Coldham
Broad-street
John Thonas
Arringdown-street
Westminster
Taylor
Fanseace
Fae
Atsten
Sheppard
Crossley
Adelphi
Wiliam
Attornies
Meff Hughes and Parker
Queen-street
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Samuel Plant
Peover
Cheshire
Miller
Globe Tavern
John-ftreet
Liverpool
John Colcheth
Henry Docker
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Woolstapler
Swan Tavern
Bull-ftreet
Moff
Kinderley and Long
Symond's-inn
Chancery-lané
Joseph Worcester
Grocer
White Bear
Woodcock
Henry Clark
Leicester
Hofier and
Three Crowns
Leiceser
Payne
Thoms Baugh
Bewdley
Worcestershire
Mercer
the George
Griffith
Lincoln’s Inn
Restoration Day in London And Courtroom Quips
Morning guns at the Park and the Tower mark the day Charles II was restored amid urban chatter. Duchess of Drvonsutte leaves for Bath while Lady Derry lies ill in Argyle Street. Dublin Durham betting odds sit at two to one Cornwall against the field as Westminster Hall dullness dulls court drama.
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Westminster Hall
House of Lords
Paris Riots and Mutinies Fill Reports From The Front
Paris reports a riot with guards killed in the street and vigilante killings in a house. Hunger and money scarcity fuel unrest as silver traders face threats. bishops resign amid political upheaval. Ambassadors report Ottoman and Russian moves, and France debates Revolution’s impact on its own constitution.
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Cafellau de Montratier
Bisner
Nancy
M. de la Pacaudiere
Chamber of Accompts
Nantes
Riots, reformers, and debates in a troubled metropolis
An old commentary recalls past riots and warns against a proposed Cockaded Meeting to celebrate the French Rebellion. It criticizes Fielding's act and pawnshop extortion, notes a recent suicide, laments church and state shifts, critiques Mr. Fox on Liners, and covers European debt and a Penny Post robbery near Edmonton. A Danish ship Juliana Maria Kirkstein is condemned at China.
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Tysurn
Feilding
House of Lords
Lord Loughborough
Fielding
Portland Road
Britain
Paris
Fox
Europe
Austria
Russia
Vienna
Petersburgh
Porte
France
Spain
Edmonton
Kirkstein
China
Eton Anniversary at Festino Annual Meeting
The Browians gathered about 150 members for the Eton Anniversary at the Festino with the Duke of Buccleuch in the chair. Hunt of the Star and Garter provided the dinner, and Dr. Davis, the Master, took a holiday. The event fostered reunion and harmony among longtime and former pupils.
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Browians
Festino
Duke of Bucclevcu
Hunt
Star and Garter
Davis
Eton
The Feencu Kiyo Aunts Hold Friday Assembly in Rome
Fragments from a 18th century newspaper describe Italian gatherings and diplomatic notes. It discusses Abbé Mably on public virtue, the impact of French revolution on Europe, and Polish political reform toward a Christian civil service. Reports of Russian actions against Brailow, and local deaths in Devon and Cumberland conclude with a notice of Lady Ecerton’s death.
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Avignon
France
Corsica
Europe
Abbe Mably
Marmontel
Brailow
Danube
Malzin
Geische
Zachanaki
Poland
Diet
Joan Griz
Rrchard Gill
Halbanton
Devon
Blindcrake
Cockermouth
Cumberland
John Blakelyne
Ecerton
Thomas Gray Ecertrowx
Lord Grey de Wilton
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Thomas Wall
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Glassfeller
James Turner the Younger
Churchestreet
John Stenings
Abchurchlane
John Nowlan
Burkedon
Southampton
Thomas Calhoun
Titchheld
Stephen Pricey
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