London Gazette notices of military promotions and public surrenders
In September issues dated Sept 25 the London Gazette lists commissions and promotions across regiments including 6th Dragoon Guards 13 Dragoons 29th Dragoons 23d Foot 42d Foot and 8th 14th Dragoons with officers named. It also records surrender dates for merchants and grocers in London and surrounding areas and lists several dividend matters with dates and guildhall appearances. The report includes names of individuals along with the offices and dates for surrender and payments.
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St: James's
Sims
Heland
6Th Dragoon Guards
Stephen Trotter
Cornet
J Gotkaviis
Crosbie
Henry Badain Thornhill
6Th
James Ingram
Edward Hamilton Smith
William Tullok
Blake
Archibid Campbell
Gabriel Thompson
Caleb Chute
Ohn Wade
William Tremigue
No . 14Th Draghons
Robert Christmas
Alexander White
Debates on Public Debt and French Threats Reach London
London news reports the minister’s speech on reducing the public debt and taxing reforms, predicting a possible surplus for 1792. It also notes customs and excise figures, a note to Lord Grenville about French royal threats, and calls for asylum policy against implicated individuals.
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S. Ll. S
Paris News on Augus tt Massacres and Revolutionary Plans
The article reports on violent factional strife in Paris and surrounding cities, tracing the August 16 plots to a June plan by the Minister and Tribune to prolate a counter revolution. It details Army maneuvers by Dumourier and Kellerman, prison condemnations, and debates in the National Assembly over safety, orders, and the imagined threats from various factions.
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Paris
Baleody
Petion
Tribune -Brifa
Lyons
Versailles
Rheims
Ae Royaliss
Marseilles
Brest
Commonsanga
Tiei National AL Fenbly
Roser- Spierre
Field of
Mars
Paignard
National Assembly
General Commission of the
National Convention
Dumourier
Kellérman
Dumonter
Perronsin
Pierre
Sieur Dantes
Perio
Laf
Descému
Paris Assembly Convenes National Convention in 1800s
Paris September 21 reports the National Convention assembling on the 26th in the Hall of the Thuilleries with about 400 Deputies, 271 verified their powers, and the body declared itself constituted. M. Petion, formerly Paris Mayor, presented a resignation letter before joining as Deputy.
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Paris
Thuilleries
M. Petion
Mt Elon Address Aims To Reestablish Law and Order
Fragmentary text shows citizens skulk in secret and discuss restoring governance. References to laws, national disturbance, and efforts to reestablish authority appear, with unclear details and damaged phrasing.
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Elon
Fragmentary OCR Record of City Department Documents
Incomplete OCR text appears to reference a city department, a body, and archival or staff matters. The garbled lines mention payments, authorization, decorations, and a Camus name fragment, with references to a department site and files. No coherent events or outcomes are extractable from the fragment.
Fragmentary historical note on a craftsman and event
The readable text references a peering comment and an artisan, noting edits, timing, and a claim of ER involvement. The passage is incomplete, with garbled phrasing obscuring specifics about persons, actions, or places.
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London
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Blackfriars
William Boden
Ratbone-place
Mary-le-bonne
Guildhall
Bunn
King’s- Bench
Temple
Abraham M .Jon
Lynn Regis
Norfolk
Green
Jane
Oober
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Peter Beavis
Bristol
Atten
James Lance
Deptford
Otober
Robert Minchin
Bath
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John Charles Locrece
Pitland-street
Westminter
John Gale
Prince’street
Lothbury
Joseph Light
Southampton
Dolphin
Snn
Ohn Steward
Chelmsford
Essex
Kemas Mallefon
Cornhill
William Colwell
Union-street
Lambeth
France
Lord Grenville
Magesty
Two
Sterzigs
Grenviele
Srapron
Paa Éar’ Pari
Jetter
Myrmid
England
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