Orleans grain transport decree and tobacco reform debated
The National Assembly in Paris discussed Orleans grain freights and free tobacco cultivation. Deputies urged enforcing free grain transport to Orleans while addressing Ardennes secession and new elections. A repeal of nobility titles prompted Alsace deputy Rathmausen to resign, and Brest mutinies were reported with crew grievances over pay and new naval regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Salomon
Orleans
Department of
Loiret
M. Weidel
Committee of Discovery
Assembly
S. Goffin
Ardennes
Rocroi
M. Rodeur
France
M. Rathmahausen
Alsace
Marine Department
Brest
Freth
Ana/Gert de Riems
M. Albert
Marine Corps
Letter to the Editor in Liverpool Paper
A reader in Liverpool on September 9 1790 asks the editor to publish a letter if it may prove useful. The note requests the General Liverner Post to consider the letter for inclusion, signed by a Constant Reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Smith
Cornhill
Talbot Inn
Whitechapel High Street
Thomas Pittman
Rainbow
Gragechurch-street
Isle of Wight
G. G. Hookey
Angel Inn
Lymington
Bangbourne
Godfhill
Newchurch
Arreton
William Thatcher
Edward Cox
County Hospital
Northampton
Alfoa
General Hospital
Taich Kimas
Applyimg
Llospitals
Lyming‘fon
Southampton
Hleven o’Clack
William Dale
Chew'fon
Milton
Walliam Dale
Coeeehireh
Ringwyood
Chewton Estate
Sea
Christchurch
New Forest
Milton Farm
John’ Bramble
N. B
Becton Farm
Hordle
John Brambles
Buston
Abel Thomas
Pitchouse
Thomas Erenchy
Wainfield Farm
Mylford
Pennington
Milford
Wainsford
William Snook
Cheywton
William Young
Cheyton
Richard
Fezird Manroe
Ring Yaod
Jonathan’ Elford
Plymouthn
Blundstone
N&ghity
Cis
Suboces
Ems
Grgesty
Nis
Lowes
Shewa
Pka
Falmouth
Jarpes Ryen
Shigeon
Bristol
Fabntas
Newbery
Ste Papi
Lon
Don
Bolles
Mirebery
Cheapside
Debating Public Gallows for Suicide Prevention
A historical discussion argues exposing suicide victims on gallows as mercy to deter self harm. It contemplates lunatics and asylum observations, noting existing harsh self murder laws, and critiques James’s rule equating suicide with lunacy as removing accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
C. R. Steers
Odelco C. Soki
London
Mr. Newbery
Ord- Street
Steers
Fy Newbery
Lawmakers urged reform to curb dueling and self harm
A parliamentary speaker decries perjury and illicit suspicions around the dead, urges revision of penal laws to curb unnatural deaths of self and by dueling. Proposes harsher penalties and targeted bills to abolish this two feared evils before the next session.
Local Mentions and Names in 1790s Ledger Scraps
Fragmentary OCR shows Wilthhire and Worcestershire references with dates from December 1, 1790, to February 2, 2794, and November 1, 1790 to February 1, 1794. Names J. Bindley, W. Lailie, R. Tickell, and Byons appear amid scattered ledger-like entries and unclear notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilthhire
Worcestershire
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National Assembly
Jilonday
Haughton-Hall
Shropshire
Shiffwall
Salop
Shrewsbury
Holyhead
Ralph Lecke
William
Shitinall
Thomas Hurd
Atcham
Thomas Loxdale
J. Bindley
W. Laillie
R. Tickell
Je Byns
Kenllworth
Mrr. Smith
Graces
Church-street
Rainbow Coffe-House
Carnhill
Cornwall
Marazion
J. M. Chadwicke
Earl of Dnapgailt
Ac. &c
Ificxs
Souch
St. Michiel’s Mount
Mount's-bay
Towand
Ulet
Millansion- Housley
Heuteg
Thomast Aldhath
Cory Aif
Chivelman
Pouch
el den
Mir
King’s Head
Ingin
Monten Mage
Colefiottr
Bocking
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