Narrative of Daniel Perreau and Adams Adair Intrigues in 1774
In a lengthy 1775 confession from Newegate Jane Perreau, details emerge of schemes involving Mrs Rudd, Mr James Adair, and Mr William Adair aimed at advancing Perreau and his brother in banking and Parliament. Promises of seats, bonds, loans, and a large estate are described, with money moving through Pall Mall and Pall Mall Court, including bonds paid to Mrs Rudd and forwarded to Adair. The narrative suggests manipulation to secure a banking partnership, political office, and potential titles, culminating in ongoing efforts to obtain funds and place Perreau’s family in favorable positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Petreau
Pamphlee
Ty T. Evans
Strand
Rudd
James
William Adair
wBe
James Adair
Robert Adair
Saol
Sao
Wilson
Mills
Thomas Frankland
Adairs
Harley-street
Collins
Suffolk
Rusid
Pall-mall
William Agaw
Edward Payne
Adair
Yorkshire
Pol
Thomas
Mafia, Batson and Co
Lombard Street
Fom
A Woman's Plea for Truth in Perreau Case
In a lengthy letter, M C Rudd appeals to impartial readers to judge her veracity and innocence amid attacks from the Perreaus. She claims manipulation, bribery, and forged accusations have damaged her life while detailing hardships, financial strain, and alleged misdeeds by her husband and his brother. She asserts her fidelity and prudent conduct, asks readers to suspend judgment, and promises further disclosures in forthcoming writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perreau
Perreaus
Robert Pernéau
Dani
Robert
Tatal
Daniel
Thoir
Earth
Mr. Perreau
M.C. Rudd
Immediate enquiry urged into Perreau forgeries and Ayre notes
A letter to the editor argues for an immediate inquiry to trace Ayre bank notes and forgeries linked to the Perreaus. It notes alleged payments to Mrs Rudd and delivery to Mr Adair and calls for tracing the source of funds repaid with the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perreau
Perreaus
Rudd
Adair
Public Justice Hopes Shaped by Bankers Involved
In the investigation the guilt or innocence of each party in the triumvirate will be presump tively confirmed. It is hoped that bankers whose hands were involved in negotiations will exert themselves for public justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolig
Bedie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tueva As
Withacon
F. el
Dufern
Meads
Ares Raymond
Hardwick Lee
Lincoln
W Strahan
Syhferthers Co
Ps Bo
Ch. H. “Vis Lab
ATK
Inured, Pa
T. Price
Chilren
G. Riley
Steere
Curzon
Cornell
ONS
Art Sterne
Curzon-street
Ry v
de Vaucisse
Amelia
Teave
Basley
Pers Creas
Cockspur-street
Ty Ani
Price
Perepa Po
London
Wuaier
Bath
Long-Acre
Cornhill
Mty
Bowen