London Gazette Notice of Tradesmen Renderings Dec 28
An unedited fragment from the London Gazette lists multiple individuals and tradesmen facing renderings in Bristol and London. Names include Wokam Nott brewer and Laney Bristals Attorney, with dates Jan 6 7 and Feb g. Various attorneys and merchants are named alongside locations such as Rammer Tavern and Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wokam Nott
Byatol
Farrender
Aeleven
Rammer Tavern
Laney Bristals
Francis Lew
Bristol
Atturnies
Harry Elderton
Bette
Richard Baierdss
Lx Leques
Flea
Briemhelmtone
Litfex
Tanender
Gudidfiaty Lenden
Atternesy
Freneh
Nours
London
Thomas Stowe
Adderbiny Faq
Oxtail
Ta Fuireodter van
Whee Linn
Im Bandory
Ovni
Atternie
Thoms Sat
Dbeen
Bowen
Machord Bennsra
An Bunty
Hoi
Ae Sain
Mincheter
Loneuhires
Tapmpender
Let
Tue
Bagel
Tony Manhetter
Sto En Cson
Manenentes
Ar Mr Edge
My, Eg Tee Wotan Madey, Lateaf St. Joan Breet, Muidiefes, Boo Miele
Act Tatieder
Te Fur
Fan
Artwelve
Pal Peeda
Atteny
Peta
Guildhall
Penta
Quallingtetty
Fircet
Saeal
Ann Alvern
Swithii's Alleys
Londen
Vintner
Atelever
Guiluhdl
Attoress
Melos Welch
Ruthertod
Alverngate-sireet
French Refugees in Nice Tied to Lyons Conspiracies
In a report read to the National Assembly, letters reveal French refugees in Nice linked to Lyons conspiracies. Ships were to sail from Bealy to land in Florence, with Turin to Nice and Lyons routes noted. The assembly discusses fortifications at Antibes and requests a garrison for Evreux as unrest grows across France. The King’s speech pleased the assembly, denying claims of coercion by the Queen and affirming mutual attachment.
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Asemobly
Nice
Lyons
France
Bealy
Florence
Turin
Farrivasy
Var
Antibes
de A
Journal de Paris
Louvre Guards on Duty in Paris as Crisis Deepens
Paris on December 24 reports tension at the Louvre with guards armed and rumors of a silent crisis. The King appears pensive amid threats and a possible plot to move the capital, while a decree promises 9,000 marks to certain followers amid speculation of royal peril.
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Louvre
Alan
Europe
Eine
Patrion
Agate
Unclear Armistice Terms Reported in Berlin Dispatch
A dispatch from Berlin notes discord over allied war aims with Russia Britain and France advising on Turkish policy. It claims the Petersburg court leans toward urging Moscow and London to accept a Potsdam style settlement and warns of heavy artillery deployments and General Moltke’s imminent arrival in the capital.
Sweden Rejected Peace Motives Prompt Turkish Stance
Intelligence reports say the Swedish Envoy failed to persuade the Turkish Reis E endi to accept a peace with Russia. The Turkish minister refused a separate grace, citing a treaty clause as binding, while Sweden’s fleet losses early in the war pressured a change in conduct.
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M. de Ti Yéen
Ams
Uragomen
Porte
Reis Mifendi
Reis E@endi
Absolse
Ailhence
Sweden
British Rear Admiral Peyer Returns to Lisbon Waters
A small squadron led by Rear Admiral Peyer arrives at the Tagus after a Gibraltar raid. The Gibraltar garrison reports King Edward’s recovery, Spain informs Morocco of orders freeing Moorish prisoners, and an ambassador is to Madrid to calm disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyer
Gibraltar
Tague
Pisce Edward
Spain
Morocco
Ordesthoud
Moori'h
Xebres
Szanit
Sanith
Madrid
Marble quarries found in the Western Isles of Scotland
Jas arrived in Edinburgh to report Raspe the miceralogist brings a pleating account of marble quarries in the Western Isles of Sealand. The marble is beautiful and will soon be sent to Italy. A shipment of marble and workmen provisions arrived at Leith, while Raspe also notes many mines with potential national benefit. A day-labourer William Napier died last week at Currie. an elder died needing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Walker
Raspe
Sealand
Bendit
Italy
Leith
Rapfe
William Napier
Balerne
Huelden
Incerinai
Lightning Strikes Hermitage House and Fire Follows
A Stroud house called the Hermitage owned by Day suffered lightning damage. The shock awoke Mr Day who believed thieves entered. his pistols melted and the bed sword vanished in the blast. Belts wires grates fire irons melted and sections damaged. One household member sustained minor injury. A nearby fire set a house in Semtalaon sone Bies Essex ablaze, reducing it to ashes. Additional disturbances reported across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Keat
Bie
Day
Finches
Semtalaon Sone Bies
Essex
Liverpool
Keon Iain Considerable
Billericay
Sally, Scott
Moe
Carolina
Devastating Slave Uprising Reports From Martinique October
A controversial letter detail from October 26 describes two deputies arriving from Guadeloupe as mediators in a slave revolt across Martinique. It notes armed slaves attacking plantations, massacres of landowners, refugees seeking safety in St. Pierre and Fort Royal, and dire food shortages amid growing unrest.
Loss of the Cuarlenmont and shipwreck fatalities report
A fragmented tale recounts the loss of the Cuarlenmont during a perilous voyage. Passengers including clergy and ladies faced a deadly wreck as the ship struck rocks amid heavy lights and gale. only a few survived with aid from Captain Jones and others.
Christmas Day Church Restoration Meeting at Bristol
On December 25, in Bristol, the Vicar Mr Spry led a gathering with members of the clergy and parliamentary lords to discuss rebuilding the church after the doors were opened to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spry
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