BORDEAUX, GUYENNE / Collection of 21 printed documents (roya - Lot 390

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BORDEAUX, GUYENNE / Collection of 21 printed documents (roya - Lot 390
BORDEAUX, GUYENNE / Collection of 21 printed documents (royal edicts, briefs, factums, decrees, etc.): Factum for Sieur Jean Ridder, citizen of the City of Bordeaux, against George Moran, squire (1660, 9 p); Royal Edict concerning the Admiralties of the Bordeaux Generality (1692, 4 pp.); Abolition within the Bordeaux Generality of the offices of tax commissioners (1701, 4 pp.); Prohibitions against receiving, having read, publishing, or enforcing, printing, selling, or distributing any Bulls or Breves from the Roman Curia without Letters Patent from the King (1717, 4 pp.); Prohibitions and restrictions on all Provincial Abbots and Regular Superiors of religious communities, of any Order or congregation, from leaving the Kingdom without the King’s express written permission (1719, printed in Bordeaux, 8 p); Regulations Concerning the Bourgeoisie of Bordeaux (1721, 20 p); The Bordeaux Fair is rescheduled for October 16 (1722, 4 p); Legitimization of the rights to register the endowment donations of Jeanne Mazeran, a nun of the Annonciade in Bordeaux (1722, 8 p); The Marquis de Civrac will retain the toll he collects at the Port and Harbor of the Salinières in Bordeaux (1728, 7 pp.); Letter to the King on the Battle of Fontenoy by Mr. Lagrange Chancel (1745, printed in Bordeaux, 4 pp.); Memorial on behalf of Pierre Doumerc, squire and attorney at the Parliament of Bordeaux, against Dame Marie-Thérèse Doumerc, wife of Sieur Jean-Baptiste de Saint-Martin, a merchant of Bordeaux (1755, 20 pp., folio); Sieur Le Roy de Joinville, Receiver General of Bordeaux, retains for his office his rights to exchange property with the Duke of Aiguillon and his counties in the Agen region (1769, 3 pp.); Abolition of the offices of the Knight-Counselors of Honor at the Parliament of Bordeaux, “as they are of no use to the administration of justice” (1772, 3 pp.); Abolition of the octroi tax, “4 sous per livre,” in the Gironde department (1791, 2 p); Law regarding the boundaries of the parishes of Bordeaux, “there shall be 10 parishes” (1792, 3 p); Change of the name of the Gironde department to Bec-d’Ambès (Year 2, 2 p); Decree of the Convention “which nullifies the acts carried out by the so-called Popular Commission of Public Safety of Bordeaux, declares its members traitors to the Fatherland, and places them outside the law” (Year 2, 3 p); Dame Marie-Pétronille de Gasq, widow of Bernard Pereyra de Lamenaude, sued in the Court of Cassation by Sieur Jean-Jacques Bosc, a merchant, regarding the Lamenaude Estate (1810, 21 pp., numerous handwritten annotations); Draft decree concerning the drainage and conservation of the Floirac Marshes (1812, 7 p); Draft decree concerning a new organization of the Blanquefort Marshes Community (1812, 8 p)
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