Merchants Plan Public Meeting in Hall to Express Constitutional Sentiment
A special committee of the Court of Assistants at Merchant Taylors Hall in London, November 30, 1792, granted Edward Orster and William Manning use of the hall on December 5 for a gathering of merchants bankers and traders to publicly express attachment to the constitutional framework. The committee unanimously approved the meeting and directed publication of the resolution in the public papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Taylors Company
Merchant Taylors Hall
London
Edward Orster
William Manning
Elgis
Comany’s Hall
Reported sales of Paine and Welsh translations denied
In Haverfordwest dated November 28, the seller denies circulating Paine's Rights of Man and Welsh translations. He claims no copies were sold or distributed, and challenges anyone to disprove the statements. He frames the reports as attempts to damage his new business ventures and asserts no political work was possessed.
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Paine
Handel
Arne
ARN@LD
Tittala
Germany
Great Britain
William BR Derick Martyn
Arboass Amlseer
Apendage
Phan
Harrisop,and Co
Ebbnien
Horrifan and Co
Pilernotterre Laidfeld
J.athe Bookielieis
Stattonetsy
Saeien
England
Scotland
Iseland
Subscriptions for relief of aged and infirm clergy
French refugees and laity call for subscriptions to aid aged or infirm clergy and their families and for ecclesiastics who lack other assistance. Details list numerous donors and banks, with notices about proper title and separate clergy fund. Committee meets weekly at Marine Society Office and collection points operate in Arundel Street Strand, Bishops Gate Street, and London branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Ees
Joren
Reeves
Despi
Peijing
Bey Ons
Sheree Tye
John-Topham
Egg
Isanehos
Mefits
Drummeng
Ang Co
Charing Cros
Child and Co
Tetergle Bars
Smith
Pune
Sinthj Lombiard
John Reeves
Pranta Igvhis
Sala Eae
Medirs
Ranfoot
Morland
Hammersley
Heart
Down
Thorston
Free
Forster
Kybhock
Grate, and Co
Domeins
Mefio
Marin
Royal Barks
Edinburgh
Glasgow
England
Orly
Marine'Society
Bishopsx Gaté-Street
Butler
Arundel-street
Sueestelleny
Heit
iGoffe
Ben
Willian Hood
Efe
Chillis
Epitaph and Quackery Quoted in Historical Inscription
An 18th century inscription to a modern reformer references the speaker’s pursuit of better health and notes the quackery that led to the inscription. It mentions a physician, the writer’s decline, and that the epitaph was penned shortly before death.
A Humble Reader Urges Reasoned View of Liberty
A correspondent inquires about publishing excerpts defending government stability and religious liberty. He warns against radical philosophers who claim natural liberty over rulers, condemns classical vanity, and cautions that fanatic zeal could lead to disorder, property loss, and bloodshed if liberty is misused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Rome
Germany
Trajan
Constantine
Justinian
Brutus
Valerious
Cafar
Riancrs
Britons Rally to Defend Monarchy Against French Threats
The British public decries French plans to attack allies, boasting of 100000 men, and denounces ministers for not punishing sedition. Calls rise to defend the constitution, monarchy, laws, and religion with unified support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Laralats
National Mint Proposal and Trade Winds Report
Wuseisy notes a plan to establish a national mint with a Right Hon. member signaling readiness to push the proposal. Regrettably coal price regulation gains no traction. A strong wind caused maritime damage with many boats overturned and a sizable loss of life feared. Newfoundland intelligence reports a melancholy fishing accident, with about one hundred mariners lost. Mrs Biron contemplates marriage to Hon Huck Howard. Colonel and Mrs Fox sailed for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenbary
Thig
Watersford
Biron
Fister
Jocttt
Huck HowArd
Wicksow
Proclamation Sparks Volunteered Peace in Town Turmoil
A letter reports a quiet night despite threats as volunteers and True Blues bolster order. Disturbances stem from banditti blamed for attacks on mills and property. Volunteers, muster at least 160, backed by magistrates, deter mobs and defend peace.
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GEQ
Bristow
Leverty
Tod “Levellers
Strak
Joan Reeves
Gerit Emen
Ave
Eure
Jous Thomas Be Pet
Mi George
Chares
Townshend
Elge Saatser
Brodee
Association For
Bpurligen
Levellers
Anchor Tavern
Righbush
Bendon
Cens and
Haring Bes Sapon
Peckham Wof
Johnn Reeves
N. B
Foun Reeves
Rikuru
Bolland
Warbell
Hergens
Shet-Satova
Kountry
Appontine
Teppens
Ieee
Haverfordwest
PAS Hice
R -E
Wm. Coles
T. Parkes
Cape
Cool
Beith
Sats
Sore
Glenmire
Hos Neft
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