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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 23, 1790
Page
2
The article discusses actions against monasteries and the regime’s impact on Hungarian peasants. It notes orders, privileges, and restrictions during the reign, mentioning property changes, suppression measures, and shifts in religious and social liberties affecting various parishes and communities.
Public notices list trustees and attorneys including Messrs Gabell, Rh Jacobs, and Henry Sharp. Mentions wills, certificates, and deadlines by March 16 for properties in Liverpool, Hawes, Wimbourne, and Surrey. Includes names, places, and constraints on probate or guardianship actions.
Dispatch from the National Assembly details motions on public oaths and church properties. Members discuss whether religious houses should be dissolved or taxed, and how the oath of fidelity to the constitution should be administered.
Reports describe Sunday and Thursday disturbances in Paris and surrounding districts with mobs at Pont Neuf and Charenton, arrests, barricades, and police interventions. Cavalry deployed as crowds clashed with authorities while regional parties in the provinces consider constitutional moves and proclamations.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss political funding and alleged plots involving the Democratic Party and various figures. The garbled text mentions the Duke of Arerebera and Vicar Walchees with diary references, suggesting a historical contextual snippet without clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR details a pirate attack causing numerous deaths and injuries, with leaders and crews decimated. The report mentions Algiers, the Portegeese, and naval actions, followed by references to political instability in Europe, including the French monarchy and court intrigues.
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