Oczakow Medal Honours Imperial Officers and Trials in Paris
The document notes 230 officers decorated for the capture of Oczakow with a medal inscribed Oczakow taken 6 December 1788 and For Merit and Courage. It covers European political moves, trials at Old Bailey, executions, and a flurry of notices including marriages deaths and appointments from January to February in various realms. It includes details of Favras, wa r reports from Paris, and mutterings about Brabant, Life, and Givet, with emphasis on sovereign changes and public proclamations.
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Oczakow
Paris
Flanders
Givet
M. Fitzgerald
Bayonne
Madrid
Bank Stock Transfers and Annuities Listings and Execution Narrative
London warns on bank stock transfers and annuity book closures through April with March shut dates. The report also recounts the behavior and final words of M. de Favras at Notre Dame and Hotel de Ville, detailing his innocence, pardon, and appeal to judges as he faced execution and declared his loyalty to the King.
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France
Comte de la Chatre
Louis
St. Paul’s Church Yard
St. Feazen-Gréve
Favras
Bank
India
M. de Favras
Church of Notre-Dame
Hotel de Ville
Cause
M. de St. Priest
M.de St. Priest
Paris
Fauxbourg
St. Antoine
Resolutions of a Bolton le Moors Church Meeting 1790
A large meeting at the Free Grammar School in Bolton le Moors on February 18, 1790, chaired by Thomas Plumbe, endorses preserving the Corporation and Test Acts. It warns repeal would invite Jews Turks infidels and threaten the Established Church and toleration, urging quiet conduct and pledges to send copies to Parliament and Christian Knowledge Society. It also thanks MPs who voted against repeal and the chairman.
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Bolton LE Moors
County of Lancaster
Free Grammar School
Thomas Plumbe
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Manchester
General Evening Post
Meed
House of Commons
A Dissenters Meeting in Liverpool January 1790
A large gathering of dissenters and friends of civil and religious liberty meets at the Golden Lion Liverpool on January 16 1790. Resolutions urge equal revelation of God to all, private religious judgment, repeal of Test and Corporation Acts, and universal toleration with political equality for Protestants and all denominations.
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Liverpool
Hood
Golden Lion
Datestreet
Arthur Heywood
Ireland
France
England
Hheir
County of
Lancaster
London
Chester
Manchester
A. Heywood
Jun
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Old Bailey
Sarah Walton
Susanna Warren
Warren
Doyle
William Augustus Connyngham
James Rynd
Whitburn
Sommervill
Henry Rowe
Ringshall
Suffolk
Love
Yarmouth
Francis Turner
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Henry Otway
Cooke Otway
Castle Otway
Kingdom of Ireland
Miss Cave
Tho. Cave
Stamford-Halein
Leicestershire
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Wiliam
Henry Sevecke
le Mefurier
Greek-street
Goho
Conyers
Pantheon
Richard Biffe Riland
Sutton Coldfield
Warwick
Grosvenor-street
Daniel Minet
London-street
Robert Martin
Jane
Cold Bathfields
Kinnersley
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Highgate
Publiset
Charlotte Lenox
Quixote
Henrietta
Sophias Ovels
T. Carellstra
J. Evans
Aynsford
Park
M Uoh
G. Kearsley
Fleet-fiert
Price
W. Hawkins
Bampton
Samuel Palmer
Johnson
St. Paul's Churchy Rdl
Mr. Owen
Warrington
Joseph Beally
J. Jenifer
St. Paul's Churchyard
Angel Inn
Brigg
Elizaeth Jones
Lincolnshire
Lady Day
Myr
Griftita Jones
Bulinesa
Lady-Dey
Christie
Tony
Wnhich
Mall
P. Ay
J. Johnson
St. Paul's
J. Besley
Rice LE
Capel Lofft
Church of ‘England
Nottingham
Gilbert ‘Wakefield
A. B. Price
Hushley
Sherlock
Mr. Fox
Sp.t.h
Bishop Horsley
Fowne
Dr. Priestley
Mr. Pitt
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Hawkins
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