The Sedition of the Armed Man in the Commune
Debates in the Commune of Paris on burying citizens with a Civil-Commissioner in a red cap leading processions. Deputation of women protested. Officials attacked Montaut and others over military leave and health issues. Reports claim crimes by Manuel and charges tied to September actions. Bourdeaux court sentences and priestly resignations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Commons
Gleanmwite
Fribunes
Joan @ Arc
Maid of
Orleans
Charles VII
Chalmette
Christ
Capua
Paris
Republic
Montaut
Manuel
Ferson
Petion
Prussia
Champagne
Thuilleries
Convention
France
Bourdeaux
Gaérie Lafant
Popular
Rabas
Famer Marjende
Joseph Hofain
Poitiers
Army of the Rhine
National Convention Sits Nov 19 Continued
Couturier reports from Estampes that priests declare citizens are mountebanks and quacks, denouncing Catholicism to become Republicans. The article notes the Convention struggles to explain new terms and the move away from Roman Catholic religion toward republican ideals.
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Couturier
Estampes
London News Roundup From Admiralty to Parliament
A Friday morning summary notes officers taking leave at the Admiralty Charing Cross after commissions. Dispatches from Vienna reach the Secretary of State, while the Governor of the Bank and Mr Parry discuss Treasury matters. A Queenborough by election looms with Augustus Rogers as likely successor. The aged Duke de Niverwaois languishes in prison post Paris events. Brissac among Versailles victims. Reforms, Magna Charta extracts, Irish politics, and suppression of the Volunteers frame a turbulent view. Prisoners move to Newgate for the Old Bailey term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Charing-vross
Secretary of State
Monroy Ewen
K. B
Court of
Vienna
Iing
Windsor
Depury
Pygrr
Downing-sreet
Augustus Rocgrs
Board of Ordnance
Duke de Niverwaois
England
Paris
Duke de Brissac
Orleans
Versailles
Butler
Ireland
Oak Boys
Hearts of
Whitney-house Club
Brittany
Church Militant
Court of Exchequer
Newgate
Old Bailey
Mutinous Chairmen Clash With Bath Officials Over Licences
In Bath on Nov 25 1793 disorder erupted as chairmen sought licences for their poles and opposed new rules. The mayor and justices faced resistance when attempting to license and regulate chairmen and transport duties. The guildhall disturbance led to broken chairs and a temporary halt on public amusements. A notice announced a licensing meeting for Nov 27 at the Town Hall, inviting able bodied applicants and promising impartial scrutiny of character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danond
Prtport
la Somme
Picaray
Timilar
Agar
Committee of General Safety
Primaire
Revolutionary Tribunal
Bourdox
Oife
National Convention
Dartigayre
Auch
Sauado
Lower Pyrenees
Convention
Aédaye
Popular Society of
Se. Mahes
Harrixaray
Thalse
King
Guilo Haty
Barn
Bath
Charman
Lord Montague and Braver Lost in Swiss Falls Attempt
An 18th century notice corrects public reports on Lord Viscount Montague and his companion Braver who sought the Schauffhausen waterfalls. They launched in a small punt despite guards, successfully reached the second fall, shouted for aid, then vanished amid the cataract. The servant stayed three weeks awaiting news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braver
Schauffhausen
Switzerland
Distrih
Matter
Law and crime blur in early reports of highway robbery and unrest
In a period piece tone, reports describe lawyers facing pressure from courts, highwaymen robbing Mr Rupp and associates near Uxbridge, another on Harrow Road, and Miss Lawrence in Soho, with a French army note about widespread poverty and discomfort.
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Kexyer
Rupp
Astill
Uxbridge
London
Ten Mile
Uxbridge Road
Travers
Pall Mall
Harrow Road
Miss Lawrence
Church-street
Soho
Aventry-Street
Universul
France
Agricultural Surveys Under Board of Agriculture in Scotland
The article lists arrangements and personnel undertaking agricultural surveys across Scotland and its islands. It names numerous individuals by county or district, including figures linked to Lothian, Dumfries, Argyle, Inverness, Hebrides, and the Highlands, with professors from the University of Edinburgh noted among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Berwickthirt
Fordyce
Ayron Batt Lothian
Yechan Hepburn
Mid Lothian
George Rovertton
Granton West Lothidie
Panties
Invernetshire
Rotter
Hebrides
Wetternands
Walker
University of Edyburgh
Stirting and
Gowrie
James Donaldson
Mr Paget's Sale Prices List Aiding Readership Interest
An itemized price list for Mr Paget's celebrated sale presents the standard values of improved Leicester stock. The first day's offerings include cows and bull progeny by various noted sires such as Dishley, Hampshire, Quorndon, and Shakespeare, with prices ranging from moderate guineas to hundreds of guineas for select animals and calves. The catalog entries reference specific lots, sires, and pedigrees, emphasizing the sale's significance in establishing market opinion.
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Leicestershire
Tuuntpar
Nov
Far Teers
Old Eye
Hampshire
Varnam
Ditto
Dishley
Loiz
Binch
Shakespeare
Lot
Fowlers Rock
Lyebright
Mu. Varnam
Beauty
Gaudy
Merry Lass
Gandy
Strawberry
Dishley Bull
Mr. Fowler
Penn
Nancy
Finch Tidey
Young Lovely
Eyebright
Fon
Shakespear
Young Nell
Lot 34, Off Lot 38, 23Gs. 36 A Cow, Young Tidey
Fashionable Race Horses and Oddities in Colorful Times
The item describes race horses and ponies in various colors and fashions, noting a shift toward widely admired "Pie-based" and color-varied mounts. It mentions lawyers seizing drafts and notes, and reports a Newport Isle of Wight church dig where a coffin held the second daughter of Charles I, Elizabeth, aged 15, with other brief notes on legal and financial practices.
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Newport
Isle of Wight
Lord Duta
Charles
Euizasey
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Lord Viscount Montague
Board of Agriculture
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