Debate Over Dissenters and Toleration in House
A lengthy House of Commons debate centers on toleration and the rights of dissenters. Burke argues restraint while Fox defends liberty, invoking Dr Priestley and the sacramental question. The division ends with 294 against motion and 7 abstentions.
Abolition of Feudal System Decree in Assembly
Postscript February 24 notes a pivotal Assembly decree ending feudal distinctions and personal services. It outlines abolition of homage and fealty, abolishes feudal forms, and assigns registers to define boundaries and profits for reevaluated tenures under common law.
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Assembl
Brabantine Political Strife in Brussels and Dalton Death
Report from Brussels dated February 23 notes a ceding of administration to the Commons by the Nobles amid distrust and patrols. Loyalists wear party cockades, and prisons are full as hostilities rise. General Dalton died at Typved on the 16th instant from bowel inflammation. his body was opened, two small brain bladders found. He was buried at Luxembourg with grand military pomp.
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Dalton
Typved
Luxembourg
Death of Emperor Joseph II Ends Reign of Austria
In London dispatches Joseph II of the House of Habsburg dies at 49 after 26 years as Emperor of the Romans and 16 as King of Hungary and Bohemia. He left no issue, passing hereditary dominions to his brother Leopold. News notes disturbances in Hanover and Atlantic affairs, plus reports of Saint Domingo and Martinique seeking independence. Additional items cover court appointments, illness among bishops, and a Dublin letter on Sheriff Vance’s acquittal and Barrington’s adventures at sea including a theft allegation onboard a packet boat.
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Joseph I
Germany
Hungary
Bohemia
Francis
House of Austria
Maria Theresa
Parma
Bavaria
Leopold Joseph
Tuscany
Elizabeth
Electorate of Hanover
George Wombwell
Bart
D’ivernois
Geneva
France
St. Domingo
Martinico
Duke of Leeds
Whitehall
Marquis of Buckingham
Durham
St. Asaph
Dublin
Sheriff Vance
King’s Bench
Abbey-street
Barrington
London
Holyhead
Liverpool
Power
Foreign ministers expected to discuss peace
Warsaw reports ministers from allied powers were not yet arrived but are anticipated to confer on peace. The message notes the hopeful aim of talks, despite delays and uncertain arrivals yesterday.
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Flanders
Warsaw
Jafly
Warfront Dispatches and Montenegrin Skirmish News
From Copenhagen and Ancona reports describe diplomatic moves toward peace as generals and officers are ordered to their regiments. Montenegrins repelled Turks near Sabiak, sinking or capturing vessels with heavy casualties. Count d Artois establishes a household of 120 plus staff in Turin, with funding and a grand hotel residence for the prince.
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Copenhagen
Ancoya
Turin
Count d’Artois
d’Artois
Tourngie
Prince de Cagdé
Berague
Fragments of 18th Century Naval News and Local Incidents
Miscellaneous notices recount ship actions and dispositions, an admiralty prize draw, a murder-escape tale, noble animal exhibition plans, a drowning accident involving pilots and apprentices, and arrivals and sailings at port. Names include Endymion, Flite, Newcastle, Guildhall, and the Portman Square Beckingham connection.
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Endymion
Newcastle
Jeffec
Savoy
Stubbs
Royal Academy
London
Liverpool
Oporto
Et Ata
Joseph Wharton
John
Guildhall
Mr. Montagu
Viscount Hinchinbrook
Beckingham
Stephen Beckingham
Portman Square
Deal
Mary
Barnard
Boston
Grenville
Dixon
Charles Town
Eravgend
Thames
Hotchins
Willing
Tom
Hunter
Maryland
Fisher
Seville
Sovereign
Benn
Haunted Tower Show At Covent Garden Tonight
Readable fragments indicate an evening program featuring The Haunted Tower with The Deuce at Covent Garden. Other lines mention The Dramatic with Conde Cook and devices the audience may recall from a past era.
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Drury-Lane
Deuce
Covent
Gardex
Conde Cook
Prices and quotes from 1951 bank and stock listings
The page lists varied financial items including 3 percent bank stock redots, bonds shading, Navy force notes, Excheques and India scrip. It records partial prices like 3 percent and 4 percent, with figures such as 77 3-4, 17926, 100 1-8, and 74. It also mentions South Sea Stock, Lottery Tick, and multiple entries for bonds and debentures with uncertain valuations.
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Corl
Navy
T. Aume
Bank Lung
Ladia
Itto
Prem
Stork South Sea Stock
New Navy
India
Boyale
Oper
A Meeting At Bolton Le Moors Opposes Repeal of Tests Act
A February 18 1790 gathering at the Free Grammar School Bolton Le Moors Langaster convened by Churchwarden Thomas Plumber Esq reports unanimous opposition to repealing the Corporation and Test Acts. Resolution items urge support for established church toleration defend against Jewish Turk Saidic and other rivals and urge communication to Parliament and press while praising MPs who opposed repeal.
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Bolton LE Moors
Langaster
Free Grammar School
Thomas Plumber
Bubwasses
Society For Promoting
Manchester
Geneva
House of Rommnions
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Dr. Price
Fnally
Samuel Fletcher
Warrington
Burke
Smyth
Priestley
William Dyper
Wilberforce
York
Wyrdham
Great Britain
Fox
Brussels
Val
Thomas Plumbe, Chaismin