Fragmentary Trade Notices Gathered From City Listings
A garbled OCR snippet lists various tradespeople and places including Worcester diaper manufacturer fields, Aléphi wine cellar, Kew Bridge innkeeper, Withington stockport, and Shrewsbury mercer. The text references George’s Jan area and dates around 4 art Ave, with scattered names like TD Gordon and R Green.
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Kew Bridge
Re ‘Withington
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Briana Fattian
J. Hall
Shrewsbury
Mercer
Dispatches from Lisle shape cabinet secrecy in war talk
In August commentary notes how the cabinet tightens access to Paris dispatches from Lisle, praising Pitt and Grenville for curbing leaks. It forecasts a Paris-lisle sequence as the world steers between war and peace, with Italian states and revolutionary agents stirring unrest across Europe.
France. Paris July 28. Directory notes and ministry changes
From Paris dated July 28 the report covers naval setbacks near Texel and reinforcement to Admiral Daufehas. It also details the Council of Five Hundred reforms suppressing Directory offices, the elimination of redundant ministries, and the Official Journal announcing the new ministry: Neufchateau home, Pelay Navy, Taleyrand-Perigord Foreign Affairs, Lenoire la Roche police, Scherer war. Satin replaces Lenoire d Roche to restore confidence.
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Scherer
War Department
Satin
Lénoire d’Roche
Nantes
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Peret
War News in July Dispatches From Europe and Italy
A July letter reports General Landopy lacking provisions at Riva asks Buonaparte for 39 000 sacks of coin but only 3000 are sent. Vienna notes heavy ordnance to Bohemia and loyalty pledges from residents. Ratisbon cites Elector of Cologne ordering Teutonic Order rights restored. Thermidor festival cited as bleak for Jacobins and Robespierre’s legacy. Mentions Rewbel family marriage and Italian principality for his son. Revolution completes in Valtelline. duel rumored between Garet and La Riviere. A wagon explosion near Strasburg kills many. Milan hosts d Entaignes amid tensions. Ramodr comment ends.
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Estain
Strasburgh
M. d’Entraignes
Milan
Celpedt
Ramodr
Resignation Filed Succeeding by Bertaux at Moielle Dept
A resignation is reported with certainty. Mr Bertaux will succeed him at the Moielle department in the upcoming appointment.
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Pitis
Fudre de Bus
Aparde
Bertaux
the Moielle
Speech during the gth Thermidor celebration by Council president
Dumolerd urges sober commemoration of the Thermidor events and warns against idle display. He emphasizes protecting the constitution as the basis of security, condemns tyranny, and calls for unity among citizens. Pichegru proposes troops for the National Guard, with details sent to the committee for revision.
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France
Europe
Pichegru
National Guard
Council of Elders Debates troop march under constitution limits
Dun presented a report on two resolutions about Article six limits and interior troop movements. He argued the troop march could violate the Constitution, urging the move was prepared or actual. Refutation of limits was agreed. second discussion delayed due to transposed articles.
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Dun
Townshend Visit and Ball's Park Estate Mention
The Marquis Townshend and family plan a visit to Raynham while noting improved health. Lord John Townshend will reside at Ball's Park, a historic family estate linked to the late Viscountess Townshend.
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Raynham
John Townshend
Ball's Park
Viscountess Townshend
Clyde
Elfinear
Humber
Durhan
Stanhope
Weardale
St. Nicholas
Newcastle
Essex Light Dragoons
Winchester Alfres
Robert Greffmith
John Murphy
Wm. Peate
Portsmouth
Edward Farrell
Patrick Lynch
William Hillier
Porttsea
R. Knowles
Thos. Coulthard
Basing Park
Geo. Barnes
Yately
Edward Roach
Rich
Carlton Knowles
George Barnes
John Davison
Oxford
Brighton
Bridewell
Mutinous Seamen of the Monmouth at Trial
The Monmouth mutiny trial lists seamen Andrew Earle Nicholas Williamson Peter Wood John Callighan Alexander Thomson Maurice Fitzgerald among the defendants. Testimony describes Earle leading, Wood and Thomson aiding in rigging, Callighan urging movements, and threats against officers as the ship was taken from Admiral Danacon’s fleet.
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Monsmouth
Andrew Earle
Nicholas Williamson
Peter Wood
John Callighan
Alexander Thomson
Maurice Fitzgerald
Bullen
Earle
Wood
Thomson
Cleland
Lord Northernt
Danacan
Callighan
Janes Murray
Monmouth
faw.Thomson
Peter ‘M’kinnon
Bouattwain
John Shea
Earl
Sheerness
Williamson
John Kella
Fitzgerald
Charles King
Rouse
Thomas Beaumont
Tomlinson
Williams
Vance
England
Maurice Mitzgerald
Monmorath
Unconnected Friday tragedy at Blackfriars Bridge
Friday morning a well dressed gentleman in a deranged state leaped from the battlements of Blackfriars Bridge into the Thames. Efforts to save him failed and the body has not been recovered.
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Blackfriars Bridge
Thames
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