Debated Rhine Boundaries and French Demands Across Alsace
The deputation of the Empire responds to French plenipotentiaries on Rhine limits and the Isles, arguing the middle of the Rhine must form the frontier. They caution against ceding fortresses and islands, warn of strategic imbalance, and urge preservation of German sovereignty and safety.
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Germany
French Republic
Ryswick
Baden
France
Rhine
Seles
Upper Rhine
Huninggen
Palatine
Empire
Republic
Kehl
Cassel
Amentz
Huninguen
Brisaees
Ehrenbreitstein
Fort Ehrenbreitstein
Brisachs
Huningaen
Races and political note mix from York May meeting
The York races feature three and four mile heats with Delpini and Spadille progeny, a fast mix of bets and standings. A separate dispatch analyzes the ongoing French political turmoil as elections closed, warning of near Terrorism and Jacobin influence amid civil unrest.
PUBLIC OFFICE BOW STREET SEDITION HEARING
William Brardy kept an eating house in St Martin's Lane was brought before Sir William Ampincton charged with sedition after allegedly saying England is cowards and wishing England was like Ireland. Edward Bugroses and Townsend also faced assault charges with injuries to porters and exposure to further prosecution. Bail was required for all defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ampincton
Wiliam Brardy
St. Martin’s-lane
Samuel Coleman
Coldstream Regiment of Guards
Coleman
Portobello
St. Martin’s Lane
Brardy
Ireland
England
France
Toto
Edward Bugroses
Sir William
Jon Llewellin
St. James’s
Whitehall
Caroline Monetague
Llewellin
Rebels in Wexford Spark Official Alarm in Ireland
London Gazette reports from Dublin on May 28 1198 with updates on rebellion in Wexford spreading southward. Militia party cut off at least 100 men. Colonel Foote estimates rebels at 4000 plus mounted. Engagemen ts at Athy Monaflereven Carlow cited. 400 killed at Carlow and 50 at Monaflereven. General Lake to Naas after night movement. Pope Nine oP Clack signs off. An address by Roman Catholic priests pleading allegiance is included.
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Vernment
Hamburgh
France
Europe
Fruétidor
T. Gascoigne
Delpini
W. Lee
B.c
Pheenomenony
Mr. G. Crompton
Mexborough
Gofn
Wexford
North Cork
Foote
Wesford
Campbell
Athy
Dundas
Resbels
Monaflereven
Carlow
Lake
Public Bills Voted In Lords Adjourned Session
The Royal assent was granted to four public and twelve private bills by the Commissioners including the Lord Chancellor the Duke of Poarann and the Earl of DunsTERreen. The Land Tax Bill was introduced by the Solicitor General from the Commons and read for the first time. Adjourned.
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Duke of Poarrann
Earl of Dunsterreen
Commons
Message from the Lords to the House of Commons
A Lords message to the House of Commons was received signaling ongoing parliamentary correspondence and constitutional procedure. The brief note indicates formal communication between chambers without detailing the subject or outcome.
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House OF Commons
Lords
House
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Foreign Intelligence
Rastadt
Paris
Sporting Intelligence
York
Timothy
Honest John
T. Vane
Young Marfke
Mr. Baker
Sereveton
Williamson
Mr. Milk
Wentworth
H. Harry Rowe
Pantaloon
Denison
B.c. Warter
Garforth
Ch. m. Caroline
R. Wentworth
Stride
Snapy
G- Crompton
G. Crompton
Drone
Public Office
Bow.street
London Gazette
Duke of Portland
Home Department
Dublin
Cathe
O'Tlock
P.M
Ceneral Lake
Naas
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Lords
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