Silver Candlesticks Replaced With Slate At Top Crosses
Fragmentary report notes candlesticks replaced by slate at church tops. Mentions national flags and crosses placed atop, with unclear sequence and venues.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 11, 1793
Page
4
Move to Tie Hands of Arrested Criminals Before Tribunal
In November 2 Brutus Valaze is noted for a suicide at the scene and the discovery of numerous cutlasses in the Conciergerie. A petition to the Convention requested that all criminals before the Revolutionary Tribunal have their hands tied to deter self harm or harm to others. The motion passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brutus
Valaze
Conciergerie
Convention
Revolutionary Tribunal
Trial of Brissot Accomplices and Revolutionary Conspiracy
The narrative accuses Brissot and allies of collusion with royalist factions to undermine the Convention and Republic. It details libel networks, manipulation of public opinion, and calls to arms by figures like Roland, Buzot, Petion, and Vergniaud. It chronicles covert plots to surround the Convention, incite civil war, and protect Louis XVI while denouncing Patriots and the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brissot
Friends of Liberty
Brisce
Roberd
France
Roland
Claviere
le Brun
Europe
Home Department
Caget
Rabaul St. Etienne
Tribune
Faétion
Louvet
Barbaroux
Salles
Buzot
Valaxe
Petion
Paris
Amariellois
Cople
Louis XVI
Baisser
Uilleries
Uch
Girondis
Poers
Barba* Gaze
Gardienne
Louis
Lyons
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Paniard
Rolard
Dumourier
Vergniaud
Guadet
Laas
Louis Carer
le Pelletier
Barbareux
Marseillois
Convention
Vandi
Committee of General Safety
Louis Capet
Brifor
Port
England
Holland
Thomas Paine
Briffot
United States of America
Louis Caper
Zyrant
Zyranny
Austrian Netherlands
Genjonné
Orleans
Damonnier
Briffat
Genfonné
Facobins
Dumeurier
French overtures and British peace terms in Europe
Yesterday updates from Petersburg and Brussels report French overtures to the Prince de Saxe Cobourg for a cessation of hostilities. The Paris papers claim a breakout of events as Jourmain reinforces Alsace, while Britain and the States General seek a united effort for an honourable, solid peace and indemnification for allied costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauzun
Secretary of State
Petersburg
Prince de Saxe-Conoura
Brussels
Tournay
Paris
Sth Instant
Zbames
Evnor
Great Britain
Hottanp
France
Europe
States General
Exvier
Britannia
Sheriff nominees listed across numerous counties in Exchequer session
The Court of Exchequer in Westminster held a session for nominating sheriffs for the coming year with attendance by the Lords and Privy Counsellors. A long list of named sheriffs or nominees was recorded by county, including Berkshire William Stephenson Farley Hill and George Elwes Mercham, Cumberland William Henry Milbourne Artaithwaite Castle, and many others across Devonshire Derbyshire Gloucestershire Hertfordshire and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastlrday
Hesotclocka
Witminster
Saton
William Pitt
Henry Dunpas
Rypvek
William Henry Milbourne
Artaithwaite-Castle
John Johnstone
Castle- Steads
Joseph Tiffon Senhonse
Calder Abbey
Chebire—Dumville Poole
Lymm
James Hugh Smith Barry
Marbury
Booth Grey
Wincham
Cambridge
Huntingdon
Francis Dathwood
Great Staughton
Willis
Derbyfhire
Henry Harpur
Caulk
Bart
Robert Wilmot
Ofmatton
William Drury Lowe
Lockow
Jackson Barwife
Matthals
Richard Neave
Dagnam
James Latch
Claybury
Efyrs
Samuel Peach Peach
Upper Torkington
Hertfordshire
Samuel Leightenhouse
Orfordhouse
Henry Green
Great Gaddeden
Adolphus Meethirke
Ruthden
Herefordshire
John Miles
Leybury
Somerset Davis
Wigmore
Abra
Whitaker
Lifton
Kent
Richard Carew
Orpington
G. Sharper
Gorecourt
Henry Godfrey Fauffett
Nackington
Leicesterpirr
Cgeorge Moore
Appleby
Joseph Wilkes
Overteale
John Bass Oliver
Birstall
Lincolnpire
John Cracraft
Trackthorne
Esy
Win, Manners
Grantham
George Appleby
Barrow
Fry
Richard Booth
Glendor
Kitq
Norfolk
James Burkin Burroughs
Bure
Lingham
John Dathwood
Duckley City
John Cuttance
Welton
Flyrs
Nottinghampsire
Gregory Williams
Seriby
John Simpson
Babworth
Samuel Crawley
Ragnall
Efgrs
Efgrs, Oxfordsire—Samuel Gardner, of Hardwicke ; Francis Beniston
Cornwell
George Davis
Bensington
Sfgrs
Rutlandhire
Robert Tomlin
Edith Wetton
Thomas Forsyth
Empingham
Samuel Barker
Whitwell
Kigrs
Shropshire
William Yelverton Davenport
Davenport House
George Forrester
Wiley
Henry Faucet Pelham
Cund
Isiyrs
Somerfelfoire
William Harle
Stanronrow
Edward Lyne
Saltford
Charles Knatchbull
Babington
Bffyrs
Staffordshire
Matthew Boulton
Soho
John Gough
Perry Bar
Henry Vernoh
Hilton
Suffolk
Mileson Edgar
Charles Purvis
Darsham
Thomas White
TatigeMe
Aunty
Southampton
Lenny
Ffyrs
Yorkshire
William Wrightson
Culworth
William Garforth
Wigginthorpe
Thomas Lister
Guifbourn Park
Eigrs
Paris Factions Face Threats Amid Conspiracy Claims
Representatives of the People and city authorities weigh allegations of calumny as Dumourier is accused of treason and plotted against Paris. Proposals claim conspirators spread depictions of Paris as corrupt, with threats and marches against the city amid revolutionary strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumourier
Herate
Marae
Dashouriet
Paris
Dumiourier
Convention
Briffat
Declaration of War Reported by France in Genoa
The document records a French declaration of war in France against Genoa. Notable signatories include Ronespierrt the younger and Ricarp Raspaun, with the proclamation issued from Nice on Oct. 13. The text accuses Genoa of harboring English agents and calls for just punishment of perceived crimes against French Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Genoa
Italy
England
French
Republic of France
Senate
Senate of
Ronespierrt
Ricarp
Raspaun
Nice
Edin burgh Yeoman Fund Aids Army Waistcoats
The sum raised at Edinburgh for army waistcoats and related items led to shipments on Friday last from Leith totaling 5000 items and 2009 rocks. Simon Bulver and Hamilton Rowan arrived in Edinburgh recently with Rowan being detained briefly, then bailed with Col Macleap as security. On Friday Hon Guy Cameron died after a long nervous fever with intermittent delirium, his recovery hopes faded as exhaustion persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
É&C
Leith
Simon Bulver
Hamilton Rowan
Col. Macleap
Guy Cameron
Also Mentioned on This Page
CLUB
The
Scordeliers
Drial
London
Jourpain
Alsace
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