Court notices for sheriffs and military promotions in 1799
London Gazette reports appointments of Thomas Ground and John Scudamore Lechmere as sheriffs for Cambridge and Huntingdon and Hereford, with numerous army officer promotions and retirements. Also lists many surrender notices and legal attendances with dates in January to March 1799.
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Wessels
Thomas Ground
Sherif
Canbridge
Huntingdon
Johin Scudamore Lechmere
Fownhope
Heraord
John Cotterchi
Isarnons
Thomas Wilf.a
Derby
Leiceferpire
Edward Wi Hartop
Edward Hartorp Wigey
Eof
Liele Dalby
Burrome records list merchants and tradesmen titled
A fragmentary ledger from Bridot Crest The Minches and Middlesex entries shows names such as Joseph Walde Michael Watson Filiam Symonds Stephen Puckify Jamnes Pringle and Thomas Peete Wimberley with occupations merchant keeper builder finen draper and notes certificates to be granted on or before March 6. The garbled text includes guildhall references and March dates across several places.
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Michael Watson
Saindeep
Burham
Opkeeper
Guildhall
Filiam Symonds
Gardner
Firsety
Sulsex
Stephen Puckify
Mile: End
Middlesex
Jamnes Pringle
Newman's Court
Cermbill
Mig
Droker
Address to the King in France’s National Assembly
A 15 February record shows a French foreign intelligence note featuring a king’s address praising unity, the oath to the Nation and the Law, and calls for harmony among citizens. The speech emphasizes devotion to the King, Constitution, and public welfare, urging loyalty and pledged labor for national glory.
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National Assembly
Noble tribute to the monarch and the royal heir
The National Assembly hears a formal tribute praising the queen on behalf of France. It extols her virtues and the care she bestows on the royal heir, asserting France will feel the value of her virtues reflected in the future glory of the realm.
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National Assembly
France
The Queen Answers On National Bond and Union
The queen articulates enduring affection for the nation and the bond of union with the King calling her title of mother as securing that bond. She notes committee backlogs and the impracticality of decisive steps without Assembly opinion, with a new ecclesiastical committee expansion due to rising business.
Paris Parliament Confirms Caper Involving Soames and Two Brothers
A Paris Parliament confirmation centers on a financial affair linked to Soames and two brothers Aya fe, with a large sum of six million seven hundred livres noted. The report was ordered to the archive for foreign affairs and appears connected to a caper described in the original dispatch.
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Soames
Ing Oe &S
Te Iz Seppe Forein
Aya Fe
Paris
Worcester city votes to oppose repeal of Test and Corporation Acts
At a Worcester Guildhall meeting the Mayor Aldermen and Citizens unanimously resolved to direct representatives to oppose the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts. The Earl of Coventry Recorder urged firm opposition to repeal of the acts. Also report of Lord Egremont's fox hunt and a fox chased into a house before escaping.
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Oxford
Worcester
Mondsyia
Earl of Coventry
Royal Cabinet Sees Dispatches From Windsor and Plymouth
London reports a Cabinet Council met at the Secretary of State's office after a messenger from Windsor bore letters to the Duke of Leeds. Dispatches from Philadelphia arrived via the Nancy, noting many French ships seeking wheat. the Howe Packet brought 48 301.10 silver. French unrest and royal measures in France are discussed, with mutinies in Vivarais and plans by Count d Artois. Also news of political shifts in Parliament, Lord Leinster’s pension dispute, Magee’s confinement for court remarks, and the York Duke overseeing the Coldstream parade.
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Duke of Leeds
Whitehall
Grage
Lace
Duke of Richmond
Richmond House
Philadelphia
Nancy
Lare
Plymouth
France
Howe Packet
Falmouth
Lisbon
James
Tagus
Prussia
Republic of Poland
Vivarais
Bethune
Louis
Count A' Artois
Magee
King’s Bench
Duke of York
Te Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Colman
Debate on the Bill to regulate bankrupt laws faces objections
Mr Macdonald raises two objections claiming the Bill materially affects Bankrupt Laws and limits creditor power over committees. The Lord Chancellor and Sir Pepper Arden argue the bill should originate in the House, while lawyers warn of opposition from the legal fraternity and potential reduction of litigation costs.
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Macdonald
Aed
Maller of
Obscure 19th Century Marriages and Notices
A garbled late notice item lists engagements and weddings including Rev. Joan Sherman of St. Clement Danes to Martha Thullivant heiress of Wy mondham Hall, and Mr James Ewart to Miss Skinner of Aldgate. Also referenced are December 5 at Xington Famaics, William Dosaidian merchant in Dublin, Colonel Bettutworth of Royal Trith Artillery, Kilborn near Black MamWeton Mer William Todd of the turf, and Dunkirk wedding Meager Dorradsile veghant.
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Cambridgesfire
Joan Sherman
St. Clement Danes
Loncon
Martha Thullivant
Thomas Bullivant
Wymondham
Hall
Lecestershire
James Ewart
Fair India Company
Skinner
Joseph, Skinner
Aldgate High
Xingtton
Famaics
William Dosaidian
Dublin
Bettutworth
Royal Trith Artillery
Kilborn
Black MamWeton
Mer
William Todd
Dunkirk
Veghant
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