France moves to arm volunteers and fund arms
In September discussions in the Assembly authorize departments to supply arms and clothing to volunteers unable to procure them. The War Minister may advance funds to cover costs, with repayment from future pay. Debates note destitute National Guards needing muskets and reference a July ministerial letter detailing supply efforts. Funding of hospitals and a set of works by M Mejaw are also mentioned.
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M. Chabreud
M. & Andre
M.chabroud
M. Coutuelx
Mrrascar
Duchess of Ruriano Leaves for Buxton and Paris Notes
A London paper details the Duchess of Ruriano going to Buxton, Tippoo Sulta n’s penitential letter, and Paris celebrations of the Constitution. It reports cannon discharges in Paris, royal reception scenes, and remarks on schools and female instruction trends amid political chatter.
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L OO
Don
Ruriano
Buxton
Tippoo SuLiTan
Colonel McLeod
Great Britain
Paris
Ags
Crouds
Prince Royal
Levis
The Constitution versus Reformation in High and Low Church
A letter to the Evening Mail debates Protestant dissent and political factions in England. It argues dissenters oppose monarchy and episcopacy, recounts Independents versus Presbyterians during the Civil War, and asserts restoration favors Charles II over Presbyterians. The writer vows to prove dissenters’ views on the constitution in future installments.
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Edward VI
Charles LI
Charles
Senate
Carisbrook Castle
Reton
Fairfax
House of Commons
Farkeax
Jagd
Tratt
Dean Swift
Wariowal
England
Agitaroxs
Turems
Richard Crevavell
Breneford
Taylors
Miths
Carpenters
Dyur
Warwick executes Birmingham rioters in public affair
Yesterday Bartholicen Fiver and William Hands received pardons and reprieve, while Frency Kuehl Radley and Faha Gree ely were executed with Beyond Crown and AT ve Teyin for multiple felonies including arson, burglary, and horse stealing. Voters Robey and Green claimed non interference due to a seditious hand-bill and a hotel meeting on July 114.
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Birmingham
Bartholicen Fiver
Jessepp Paustieyo
Willian Hands
Hlaremonds
Joun RyLane
Frency Kuehl
Radley
Tors
Robey
Green
Partridge poaching and tunnels shake London game laws
A historical critique argues that London’s demand for game drives poaching aided by tunnels. It claims farmers lose birds and eggs to organized handling by keepers and tenants, urging reforms so farmers share in game profits to curb illicit hunting and protect partridge populations.
Public Office and Coldstream Guards Entered in Robbery Case
Public office records show Robert Clarke and three other soldiers of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards were brought before Bla on a charge related to the robbery of Mr. Dawson in Five Fields Cheitta. A waiter at the White Horse testified Clarke delivered the change shortly after the robbery, linking him to the note. Clarke and others were committed to Newgate for trial. William Vevers faced a separate charge for robbing F. Towns Hann Putney Heath, with a note, watch, and coins recovered. he was committed to trial. Mr. Stenly the pawnbroker was ordered to repay pledges misused. Thomas Large, found with bad silver, was committed for re-examination.
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Robert Clarke
Coldstream Regiment
Foot Guards
Dawson
White Horse
Clarke Ee
Clarke
Darsonwore
Newgate
William Vevers
F. Towns
Townshend
Surry
Stenly
A&t
Savanppon Wright
Thanas Large
Milner
Drive Lane
Tome Lain
Notable London Miscellany of Disasters and Trials
A dense OCR fragment recounts various events: a pedlar's long ride and a bet of ten guineas, a ship accident near Barbados, Barfleur laid up at Portsmouth, letters from Cork and Lisbon about Pernimbucco cotton, a highway robbery near Dartford thwarted by a pistol, a woman’s fall from a two story window, a Gravesend paddle steamer mishap injuring a passenger, a fire in Spitalfields pork shop, and a carriage collision injuring two gentlemen.
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Reep
Barbadoes
New London
Barfleur
Wis Pala
Portsmouth
Phariday
Serene
Si Iair
Weymouth
Corke
Lie Sith
Lisbon
London
Dublin
Ola Drury
Haymarket
Rochester
Dartford
Benjamin Winkworth
Welling
Greenwich
Kent
Canterbury
Beihey Soho
Dutteefs
Gravesend
Rotherburne
Lembttreet
Spitalfields
Northurber
Strandy
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France
National Assembly
Meflis
Paforet
Cerutti
Monsergreur le Duc v'Oaxxeans
Ati Duc
Bloch
Storma
Berwick Street
Soho
Wales
THE
Evening Mail
Charles II
James II
Tammwiong
Imeno
Tam, É&C
Warwick
Partridge
Metropolis
Niy
Aurhry
Lord Spencer
Deptember
Richmond Park
Thomas Rent
Poscher
Bow Street
Sy Sampson
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