Plan to Raise Loan for Descent on England in French Council
The 6th Nivose session records a proposal to open a loan of 80 millions francs, with bearer shares, installments, and semiannual interest, secured by posts. Other measures include civic gifts registers, religious and municipal collections, and bonuses for lenders. The Directory also addresses subsistence cuts for French prisoners in England and a patriotic gift drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mésaidor
Jean de Bare
Lamar
England
Directory
Tribunal of Cassation
Nivuse
Buonspace
National Institute
Madame de Stael
Robbery at Mrs Taylor's Norton Street House Seized Plate
In a late night burglary Mrs Taylor and her servant Mary Sidwell were bound and relieved of a large plate collection taken from the Bankers’ prior day. Two men forced entry with a pistol, left the pair bound until eight the next morning, and Sidwell faced further questioning on suspected involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sidner
Fae
Parliamentarian Intelligence in Lords on Tax Bill
The Affected Tax Bill was brought up from the Commons and read a first time. On Lord Grenville's motion it was ordered to be printed and read a second time on Tuesday, with adjournment.
Mr Pitt on Current Crisis and Parliamentary Reform
Mr Pitt argues the moment demands great exertion and funds, critiques the opposition for delaying subsidies, defends ministers’ sincerity, and warns against a mere change of ministers without action. He contests reform aims, defends balance with France, and notes public opinion must guide Parliament amid fear of invasion. He condemns secession and urges parliamentary resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Commons
France
England
Gegdémen
House of Commons
Mr. Pitt
Mr. Sheridan
List of Minority Members in January 1793 Tax Bill Reading
The document lists numerous peers and gentlemen including Anson Thomas Aubrey, Beauclerk Charles, Cavendish William, Foley M B, Rigpardson J, Walpole Edward, and Walwyn G among others. It appears as a roll of names associated with a third reading of the tax bill in January 1793.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Courteney
Jo Dennison
W. J. Dickenson
W. S. Edwards
Bryan Fletcher
H.C Folkes
M.B. Foley
Hon. A. Fitzpatrick
F Fos
Hons Green
James Hare
James Howard
Henry Hussey
William. J. Hobhouse
Jeffties
N. Jervoise
C. J. Eight
P. Mon
John
Tax Bill Roll Call From Historical Parliament List
A convoluted OCR fragment lists numerous members and peers who voted on the third reading of a tax bill, naming figures such as James Adair J, W Adean M P, Andrewa Sir R, Lord Arden, and others including H Hobart, Sir R Lawrie, General Delancy, Lord Hawkesbury, and Robert Dundas among the participants. The text preserves titles and positions, though many names are garbled, reflecting a dense, period parliamentary roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Lord Hinchinbroke
Fordyce
Homn
J.T. Townshend
H Hobart
R. Lawrie
General Delancy
J. Mitford
Wm. Mitford
Charles Morgan
Lord Lavington
M. Lewinsynthers Manners
Chane Douglas Charles Long
George Canni
H. Addington
Marquis of
Tis
Dudley Rydex
Ryder
J. Scott
Wm. Score
Seymour Eymeoure
Lord Charles
Somer Ace
P. Stephenes
Chas. Fhellusson
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Great Britain
Bauxas
la Gampe
Council of Five Hundred
Nivese
Mondor
Domesic Intelligence
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Lords
Gaturday, Jan. Oe
Zist
Januay
Jekyll, Jos
Wiluityreo
Shuckborough
C.C. Vane
Smith
James Adair
W. Adean
Andrewa
R, P. Arden
Lord Arden
Spencer Perci
Atkinson N. Balfour
William Baldwin
Lord Bingham
W. Broderick
Lord
Broome
W. Cornwalli
M. Singlecon
Sargent
Wm. Pitt
James Pulteney
William Pulteney
E. Pierrepont RK
Penn
H. Dundas
Robert Dundas
William Dundas
Sir C.rose
Hawkesbury
Garthshore
Huakinsea
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