Minor Peeks in Parliament and East India News
A compact news digest reports on a few peers in Parliament including the Dukes of Rucrano and Manche Ester and the Earls Albemarle Oxford Cowper and Warpe Grave. It notes arrivals in Naples and town, French political troubles, and military movement in India and Europe. A London coroner verdict cites lunacy after a woman in Tottenham Court Road dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Weymouth
Dukes
Rucrano
MancheEster
Albemarle
Oxford
Cowrer
WarpeGrave
Conyrers
Grantham
HoLttanp
Ashpurton
Montague
Boughton
William Hamilton
Naples
Lord Loyspare
Funius
Lady Dunsany
Ireland
Plunket
Danfany
France
Chefta'avore
M. Bertrand Dé Medieville
Marine Miniter
Mide Somonville
Warsaw
French National Assembly
Spain
India
Buffava
Chinnaballabaram
Madras
Tippoo
England
Condu
Man
Cara
Rome
Alarick
Kenyon
Tottenham-court-road
Hart Street
Grosvenor Square
Epsom Road
John Barret
Running Taylor
Clerkenwell Closé
Richard Saunders
Leafenhall Market
Smithfield
National Assembly forms new French Legislature and elects officers
The fir Bureau declared all examined elections valid while second bureau questioned Calvet for L Arriege and Abbe Faxenhart of Calvados. The Assembly admitted Calvet temporarily, declared the Abbe elected, and set about electing President and officers as 394 deputies swore to liberty. Garro de Conlon and Paforet led initial votes. Du Castelon later elected president with supporting secretaries and oaths scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Calliver
L’arriege
Paris
M. Cerutti
M. Calvet
National Legislative Assembly
M. Garran de Conlon
M. Paforet
M. du Castelon
Cavendistitquars Crime Involving Mrs Q and Mr J
A chaotic crime tale unfolds in Cavendistitquars with Mrs Q and Mr J alleged lovers plotting jewel theft from her husband and father. They escape by post chaise toward Dover, pursued by the husband and her cousin Major S, but the coach breaks down near Greenwich. The woman is recovered and guarded, while the pair face possible exposure. Mrs Q, about thirty, is described as a fine woman with six children.
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Cavendistitquars
Qtty
Jalternport
Ftaymaker’s
Dover
France
Dartford
Sittingbourne
Quarre
London
Halk Lway House
Greenwich Road
de Iftay
Jawels
French Disturbances Rise Amid Contat Venaifix Protests
FRANCE PARIS OCT 3 Disturbances in Contat Venaifix and at vignon appear to grow rather than lessen The French innovators are likened to a petty fence that destroys all attacking it The Diet of France notes that Secretaries once appointed can both read and write Some Sublime Constituent Assembly members would have sacrificed part of their salary to be seen as clever The Paris populace mocks the August Diet and accuses two thirds of its members and clerks of being pettifoggers seeking livelihood through writing
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Newcastle
Sunderland
29Th Regiment of Foot
Windsor
Forest
Hnza
Vanith Hart
la Belle Laurence
Tobago
Dunkirk
Cowes
Belfast
Sir
Saunpeersonn
Roxey, and Co
Fish-street-hill
Janes
London
Vignon
Coe Ljtis
Diet of
France
Constituent Assembly
Paris
Fragmentary Note of a Possible Confederacy Against France
A cipher-like report from Warsaw dated September describes informal moves toward a confederation against France. French Chargé d Affaires Geneft is barred from court after Count dOfferman reports Empress orders, sparking a written protest to the Empress and dispatches to his court for new instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Prussia
Warsaw
Petersburgh
Geneft
Count dOfferman
Highway robbery suspects examined before Sir Laws Ene
Briday Jaba Millis t and Joseph Kingsland appeared before Sir Laws Ene Cox with claims of disguises and false pretences. They were brought from Clerkenwell prison for examination over several highway robberies reported by Wells, Wilson, and Knox. Kingsland accused of demanding money. Wells identified a suspect as Wells. Stables kept testified the defendants had lent horses. Wilson and Knox bound to prosecute. both prisoners committed for trial, likely to face further charges. The youths have served as gentlemen's servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briday
Jaba Millis T
Joseph Kingsland
Sir Laws Ene . Cox
London
Harrow Whitard Corman
Mr.Andrew
Knox
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Wells
Andayha
Messrs
Robbery by Guardsmen at Hyde Park Ends in Arrests
Saturday Colmax Lowe and William Walkers two soldiers in the ad regiment of Guards were charged with robbing Robert Cross in Hyde Park near the Serpentine. They seized his money and personal items after forcing Cross to the ground. Rhodes later alerted a watchman and the offenders were captured with Cross's stolen goods and other valuables recovered. Text also mentions Charles Coxalter’s companion woman being committed for trial.
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Colmax Lowe
William Walkers
Ad Regiment of Guards
Robert Cross
John Rhodes
Hyde’ Park
Lowe
Cross
Rhodes
Beti Wen
Parrale
Sasa
Cookin
Charles Coxalter
Watchy &c
Multiple Coach Accidents Reported in Barnet-road Area
A Northampton Mercurias Was overturn ed after an axle break near Barnet-road injuring the coachman Gilbert severely and bruising a passenger. A bystander refused aid. a Manchester Mercury noted similar Derby-area incidents. A Holyhead coach near Chapel House is reported dead. Colchester saw a 12-passenger coach overturn injuring a passenger, with several bruises. Mrs Keilman’s child perished in a house fire at Basing-line. the mother was badly burned and in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnet-road
Northampton
Manchester Mercury
Derby
Mornin Ae ‘Leachman
Holyhead
Chapel House
Fittce
Colchester
Gammon
Sally Fels
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National Assembly
Crim, Con
Nichoris Bond
Esa
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