Debates on French judicial reforms and army organization
The National Assembly discussed Prévôt de Marseilles’ alleged abuse of power and debated a new criminal code. Reports covered army organization, juries with counsel, and municipal police oversight. Measures included municipal courts, departmental courts, and limits on fines, with emphasis on citizen rights and public order amid ongoing revolutionary turmoil.
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de Bournil
Prévét
Marseilles
Nationsin Assembly
Dillon
Committee of Constitution
Courts of Justice
AI. de Foucaut
Perigard
Committee of Feudality
M. Fremond
Britain
National Assembly
Petition to National Assembly on Jewish rights Bourdeaux
The Jews settled at Bourdeaux presented a petition to the National Assembly requesting continuation of those rights and privileges.
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Bourdeaux
National Assembly
To be Sold by Private Contract in Lancashire
A fragmentary notice announces private sale of the lordship of Thorntox Houlton with manorial rights and riverside rents in Lancashire. Inquiries are directed to Mr. Wilson at Poulton and to Melita H. and H. Roffer in Kirby-itccety Hatten-garden London.
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Lancashire
Thorntox
Houlton
Lanc
Wilson
Poulton
Melita
H. and
H. Roffer
Kirby-itccety Hatten-garden
London
Charitable Books and Novels Advertised in 18th Century Catalog
A period catalogue lists religious works and moral treatises, including Pilgrim's Progress with notes, Golden Treasury for children, Watt’s Hymns, Exceeding Riches of Grace, and Alliance to Unconverted, plus new novels such as Atlen Fitzofborne and The Life of Gustavus Vassa. School geography primers and essays accompany the offerings. prices range from twopence to several shillings, with binding and editions noted.
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Bogatzky
Watt
Charitabl
Wes
Miss White
J. A. Knight
Price
Atlen Fitzofborne
Sohia Nelson
Anthony Sger
Man
Christian Knowledge Society Resolved on Test and Abolition
A very numerous General Meeting of the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge adopts resolutions opposing the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts. It affirms support for civil and ecclesiastical security, endorses religious toleration within limits, and thanks Commons members for opposing reform efforts. Resolutions to be printed in public newspapers. Signed by George Gaskin, Secretary.
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Carmarthen
Thomas Walliams
France
London
House of Commons
Edward Jeffreys
General Evening Post
Hereford Journal
S. Farley
Bristol Journal
John Griffiths
Evan Griffiths
David Moerris
Richard Lloyd
Josephy Jones
Rees Thomas
William Jones
Bartlet’s Buildings
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Comaccn
England
Tts
United Kingdoms
Hornsby and Co State Lottery Office Promises Full Prize Payouts
Public notice from Hornsby and Co at Cornhill claims no deductions on prizes paid the same day as drawn. They advertise high and small prize values paid in full, with a 2 percent discount typically charged on paid prizes, and pledge to keep tickets with the government for security. They urge lottery clubs to join to save costs on prizes and note office hours and accepted securities for sale.
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Hornsby and Co
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
N.B
India
South Sea
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