Anatomy and Medicine Courses Announced at Hospital
The hospital announces Monday sessions on private anatomy in the Anatomical Room by Mr. Bizard and Mr. Orange at seven. Friday offers Dr. Cooke teaching Theory and Practice of Physic at eleven, followed by Dr. Hamilton teaching Chemistry on Saturday at ten. Other courses include Materia Medica, Midwifery, Surgical Pathology, and Clinical Cases with Drs Cooke, Hamilton, and Dennison on specified dates. Apothecary Mr. Vauhan will acquaint students with particulars.
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Bizard
Orange
Teo All Ove
Cooke
Hamilton
Materia Medica
Dennison
Buzzard
Vauhan
Foreign Princes suffer in French Revolution turmoil
The piece details the struggles over Avignon and Basuz, citing Westphalia era treaties and papal sovereignty. It notes Verdun capitulation terms granting safe exit for garrison, and recounts brutal acts by la Theroigne against prisoners including M. Suleau, Bouillon, and others, with executions and mutilations.
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France
Comrat
Avignon
Holy See
Basuz
Westphalia
Pyrenmecs
Breda
Aix la Chapelle
Nimeguen
Riswick
Utrecht
Baden
Vienna
Alsace
Anthony
Marseillois
Maison de Ville
Massatre
Thuillevns
Place de Vendome
M. Sulean
Allons
M. Suleau
la Porte
M.suléau
Suleau
M. Salenz
Rathness
Thim
Mlle
Theroigne
Bouillon
England
Capitulation of Pferdun and Veroun Read by Assembly
Official account describes the August 31 summons by M Beunschex and the Defensive Council refusing to surrender Veroun. Loyalty to the AIG is cited as justification for not yielding the strategic town under national trust.
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Veroun
M. Beunschex
AIG
Mademoiselle Therouigne and Her French Role in Rebellion
The article profiles Mademoiselle Therouigne de Mericourt, a famed Maveillois leader in Paris massacres, noting her active, violent stance for the Revolution. It recalls her alliance with Barnave, flight from France, capture in Germany, release by Austria, and return home, highlighting her recent leadership on August 10.
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Paris
M. Theroigne de Mericourt
M. Barnave
France
Germany
Hop Grower Complains of Parish Burdens and Landlord Rent
Tama Kentish hop-grower describes four acres of hops and annual expenses totaling 260 pounds. After rent, ground costs, and 40 pounds paid to the rector, he nets about 140 pounds to support ten children. He criticizes the rector for low living and seeks relief via publication.
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Tama Kentish
City relaxes harbour dues to aid Leith coal import
Edinburgh September 8 The Lord Provost magistrates and Council vote a temporary relaxation of shore dues on all coal imported into Leith harbour and urge the shore master to grant immediate accommodation to vessels carrying this essential cargo. Weather has been unusually fine, raising harvest hopes. At Roselle sale of figs on Tuesday average prices ranged from 85s to 86s per cwt and rum 6d to 5s 6d per gallon.
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Leith
Revenue Statement on British Spirits Duty Increase
A historical notice discusses the rise in spirit duty from about 200,000 to 680,573 with 16s in the city. It notes that current output nearly matches earlier production and critiques enforcement. It lists distillers with their watch and duties, as provincial and Scottish taxes are added.
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Tord Norra
Roberts and Co
Hodgton and Co
Booth
Princess Lambelle Victim of Jacobin Pistol at Paris
The ill fated Princess Lambelle, once linked to the Duke of Penthuive and sister in law to the Duke of Orleans, was killed by Jacobin daggers in Paris on Monday. In her 36th year, she was renowned for sharp intellect, cultured refinements, and high court grace, noted for close ties to Queen Marie Antoinette and the Devonshire circle. Her death is attributed to the political violence of the era.
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Paris
Poignard
Prince of Lambelle
Duke of Penthuive
Duke of
Orleans
Sardinia
Belles Lettres
England
Duchess of Devonshire
France
Antoinette
Corn Exchange grain prices and scarce supplies
Monday at the Corn Exchange shows scanty wheat and barley with few new samples dry enough for sale. Prices listed include Black Wheat 36s-38s 6d, Mealing 39s-47s, Fine White 44s-46s 6d, Barley 24s-26s 6d, Malt 39s 6d, Oats 13s-16s, Polands around 2s 6d, and Rape Seed up to 30s. Demand remains limited for inferior quality while good fresh oats and beans are scarce and dearer.
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Corn Exchange
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King
Prussia
M. Brunswick
M. P. Brunswick
Verdun
M. Beaurepaier
M. Nyon
Brunswick
St. Victor
Metz
Clermont
Ferdun
Pferdun
Mademoiselle Therouigne
THE
Evening Mail
Edinburgh
Revenue Statement
Princess Lambelle
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