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Gentlemen Artois

Catalog gentlemen Artois
General Assembly of the 3 levels of governance of Arras (including bailiwicks secondary area, Bethune, Hesdin, Lens, Saint-Omer and Saint-Pol).

Adrien-Louis, Duke of Guines, lieutenant general of the armies of the King, a knight of his orders, formerly the Prussian minister and his ambassador in England, chief of the division of Artois, Governor General in the functions of large Bailiff sword.
Hubert-Joseph-Antoine Cauwet Bally's, King's Counsel, Lieutenant General Royal Bailiwick and governance of Arras.
Angel-Alexis-The Soing Aubert, adviser to the King and his attorney Audit bailiwick.

NOBILITY
The Duke of Guines, President.
Vaillant, Secretary.

Commissioners Assembly
Count Cunchy (1)
Count Beaufort
Briois Beaumetz
The Duke of Monbazon
Count Charles de Lameth
The Marquis de Créquy
Count Cross
Bouquet The Shire

We do not give the names of members of the assembly.



The Duke of Guines Louis Vigée.


(1). Cunchy family, of ancient nobility of Artois, had the cradle land of stately Cunchy, located a mile and a half Frévent.

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Gentlemen Artois

Catalog gentlemen Artois
General Assembly of the 3 levels of governance of Arras (including bailiwicks secondary area, Bethune, Hesdin, Lens, Saint-Omer and Saint-Pol).

Adrien-Louis, Duke of Guines, lieutenant general of the armies of the King, a knight of his orders, formerly the Prussian minister and his ambassador in England, chief of the division of Artois, Governor General in the functions of large Bailiff sword.
Hubert-Joseph-Antoine Cauwet Bally's, King's Counsel, Lieutenant General Royal Bailiwick and governance of Arras.
Angel-Alexis-The Soing Aubert, adviser to the King and his attorney Audit bailiwick.

NOBILITY
The Duke of Guines, President.
Vaillant, Secretary.

Commissioners Assembly
Count Cunchy (1)
Count Beaufort
Briois Beaumetz
The Duke of Monbazon
Count Charles de Lameth
The Marquis de Créquy
Count Cross
Bouquet The Shire

We do not give the names of members of the assembly.



The Duke of Guines Louis Vigée.


(1). Cunchy family, of ancient nobility of Artois, had the cradle land of stately Cunchy, located a mile and a half Frévent.

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Archives on Raulin Raulin Belval

Department of Defense history, Vincennes. [1 M 1785] 1785 (74). Police and military discipline, 1677-1778: 1-martial; 2 Minutes criminal information.

altercation between Raulin Belval, brigadier of the armies of King, commander in Cittadella, and M. Tenezoli, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regiment Royal-Italian (1758).

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Archives on Raulin Raulin Belval

Department of Defense history, Vincennes. [1 M 1785] 1785 (74). Police and military discipline, 1677-1778: 1-martial; 2 Minutes criminal information.

altercation between Raulin Belval, brigadier of the armies of King, commander in Cittadella, and M. Tenezoli, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regiment Royal-Italian (1758).

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Belval

GOGUEL Charles-Louis (St. Maruice (Doubs), January 21, 1802 - Mandeure (Doubs), February 11 1869), Lutheran theologian, pastor.
He married in 1829 Emily Caroline RAULIN of BELVAL (Moscow, 1809 - Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, 1894), daughter of Louis-César-François-Désiré, Marquis de Raulin Belval (Belval, 1751 - Berezina, 1812) and Charlotte-Frédérique Piguet (Montbeliard, 1766-1838).
They had 3 children:
- Valerie, who married the Rev. Felix Kuhn.
- Charles-Cesar-Edmond, Medical Staff.
- Rosalie Pauline, who married the industrialist Frederick Gustavus Goguel.

Ed Humanities College of Montbéliard. Conducts pastoral studies at the Faculty of Theology Strasbourg from 1817 to 1819. He taught elementary grades in the gymnasium of the Protestant city from 1822 to 1827. He was appointed pastor in 1827 Mandeure. He exercised his ministry Pedn 42 years. He was president of the consistory of Audincourt from 1842 to 1869. Founding member of the Society of Emulation Montbeliard in 1852.

Main fodnateur and facilitator for ten years of the Journal of the inspection ecclesiastical L'Ami Christian Families . The Friend Christian is always the newspaper building and information service of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Montbeliard, after 135 années de parution.

Source :
André ENCREVE [sous la direction de], Les protestants. Dictionnaire du monde religieux dans la France contemporaine , Paris, Beauchesne, 1993, 534 p.

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In April 1756, when a large French amphibious expedition invaded the island of Minorca, general Blakeney, the governor of the island, retired to Fort St. Philip de Mahon with his four infantry regiments (4th, 23rd, 24th and 34th). Fort St. Philip, which commanded the town and harbour of Mahon, was probably the most elaborate fortress possessed by the British, and was inferior in strength to few strongholds in Europe. Apart from the ordinary elaborations of the school of Vauban, it was strengthened by countless mines and galleries hewn out of the solid rock, which afforded unusual protection to the defenders.

On April 18, the French landed unopposed at Ciutadella, at the north-western end of Minorca. By April 20, the entire French army had disembarked.

On April 22, a French advanced party took possession of Mahon without meeting any resistance, Blakeney having already retired into Fort St. Philip. M. Raulin de Belval, lieutenant-colonel of the Royal Italien regiment, was immediately appointed commander of Mahon.

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Belval

GOGUEL Charles-Louis (St. Maruice (Doubs), January 21, 1802 - Mandeure (Doubs), February 11 1869), Lutheran theologian, pastor.
He married in 1829 Emily Caroline RAULIN of BELVAL (Moscow, 1809 - Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, 1894), daughter of Louis-César-François-Désiré, Marquis de Raulin Belval (Belval, 1751 - Berezina, 1812) and Charlotte-Frédérique Piguet (Montbeliard, 1766-1838).
They had 3 children:
- Valerie, who married the Rev. Felix Kuhn.
- Charles-Cesar-Edmond, Medical Staff.
- Rosalie Pauline, who married the industrialist Frederick Gustavus Goguel.

Ed Humanities College of Montbéliard. Conducts pastoral studies at the Faculty of Theology Strasbourg from 1817 to 1819. He taught elementary grades in the gymnasium of the Protestant city from 1822 to 1827. He was appointed pastor in 1827 Mandeure. He exercised his ministry Pedn 42 years. He was president of the consistory of Audincourt from 1842 to 1869. Founding member of the Society of Emulation Montbeliard in 1852.

Main fodnateur and facilitator for ten years of the Journal of the inspection ecclesiastical L'Ami Christian Families . The Friend Christian is always the newspaper building and information service of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Montbeliard, after 135 années de parution.

Source :
André ENCREVE [sous la direction de], Les protestants. Dictionnaire du monde religieux dans la France contemporaine , Paris, Beauchesne, 1993, 534 p.

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In April 1756, when a large French amphibious expedition invaded the island of Minorca, general Blakeney, the governor of the island, retired to Fort St. Philip de Mahon with his four infantry regiments (4th, 23rd, 24th and 34th). Fort St. Philip, which commanded the town and harbour of Mahon, was probably the most elaborate fortress possessed by the British, and was inferior in strength to few strongholds in Europe. Apart from the ordinary elaborations of the school of Vauban, it was strengthened by countless mines and galleries hewn out of the solid rock, which afforded unusual protection to the defenders.

On April 18, the French landed unopposed at Ciutadella, at the north-western end of Minorca. By April 20, the entire French army had disembarked.

On April 22, a French advanced party took possession of Mahon without meeting any resistance, Blakeney having already retired into Fort St. Philip. M. Raulin de Belval, lieutenant-colonel of the Royal Italien regiment, was immediately appointed commander of Mahon.

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Read. An article by Marie-Laure LEGAY on the frond of the nobility under Louis XV artesian

Marie-Laure LEGAY, 'A little known "decentralization" in time Laverdy (1763-1768): the big states of Aquitaine, Historical Review , cccvi / 3, p. 533-554.

This paper presents the training project of the Provincial States of Aquitaine designed by the Archbishop of Toulouse, Lomenie de Brienne, and approved by the Minister Laverdy in 1768. circosntances It highlights the political and ideological have allowed the adoption of this draft by the highest decision-making bodies of the state.

Among these circumstances, the author highlights the role of the frond Parliament but also nobility of states decided to create permanent executive offices in the provinces. Content analysis reveals the project promoting voting by head and a doubling of the representatives of the third estate at that time, that is to say, ten years before the formation of provincial assemblies of Necker. This project, to be closer to the creation of the assembly by Laverdy Boulogne in 1766, can also measure the weight of the model in the Languedoc réformsime administrative time. This paper considers

The 1768 Proposal to ESTABLISH provincial Estates in Aquitaine, a project Conceived by Lomenie de Brienne archibischop of Toulouse, and approved by minister Laverdy. The article focuses on the political and ideological conditions that facilitated the project's adoption by the highest decision-making authorities of the State, and highlights the role of the parliamentary fronde, as well as that of the provincial estates nobles who were determined to establish permanent administrative offices in the provinces. Careful analysis of de Brienne's proposal reveals that demands for "one man, one vote" and a doubling of the number of Third Estate representatives existed already at this time, some 10 years before Necker's institution of the provincial assemblies. The archbishop's project, seen in relation to Laverdy's creation of the Boulogne assembly in 1766, also indicates the Model Of The importance Languedocian adminsitrative In The Reform Movement In The période.

The author evokes the spirit of cabal of provincial nobility that emerged early in Arras. The steward Caumartin was confronted at the end of the Seven Years War, the simultaneous attacks of States and the Provincial Council, particularly regarding tax matters, management of wetlands and jurisdiction on the communities of inhabitants.

Clearly we struggled in Artois of administrative and judicial powers vested in the superintendent and we pretended to take away the benefit of the local nobility, of course prepared to govern the country.

This sling was organized around the Bishop of Arras (Louis Conzie), Alexandre-Auguste-Joseph de Beaulaincourt (Count of Marles), Julius Caesar Raulin Belval (cousin of Lencquesaing) and Count Louis-Eugène-Marie Beauffort (which in 1760 sold his office of High Bailiff of Saint-Omer to Dominique-Jean-Jacques de Lencquesaing), all members of the chamber of deputies of the nobility and states. It was also

support among the advisers of the provincial court.

clerics and nobles of the States of Flanders Walloon do the same in Lille in 1764, refusing to sit for grant their share of aid.

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Read. An article by Marie-Laure LEGAY on the frond of the nobility under Louis XV artesian

Marie-Laure LEGAY, 'A little known "decentralization" in time Laverdy (1763-1768): the big states of Aquitaine, Historical Review , cccvi / 3, p. 533-554.

This paper presents the training project of the Provincial States of Aquitaine designed by the Archbishop of Toulouse, Lomenie de Brienne, and approved by the Minister Laverdy in 1768. circosntances It highlights the political and ideological have allowed the adoption of this draft by the highest decision-making bodies of the state.

Among these circumstances, the author highlights the role of the frond Parliament but also nobility of states decided to create permanent executive offices in the provinces. Content analysis reveals the project promoting voting by head and a doubling of the representatives of the third estate at that time, that is to say, ten years before the formation of provincial assemblies of Necker. This project, to be closer to the creation of the assembly by Laverdy Boulogne in 1766, can also measure the weight of the model in the Languedoc réformsime administrative time. This paper considers

The 1768 Proposal to ESTABLISH provincial Estates in Aquitaine, a project Conceived by Lomenie de Brienne archibischop of Toulouse, and approved by minister Laverdy. The article focuses on the political and ideological conditions that facilitated the project's adoption by the highest decision-making authorities of the State, and highlights the role of the parliamentary fronde, as well as that of the provincial estates nobles who were determined to establish permanent administrative offices in the provinces. Careful analysis of de Brienne's proposal reveals that demands for "one man, one vote" and a doubling of the number of Third Estate representatives existed already at this time, some 10 years before Necker's institution of the provincial assemblies. The archbishop's project, seen in relation to Laverdy's creation of the Boulogne assembly in 1766, also indicates the Model Of The importance Languedocian adminsitrative In The Reform Movement In The période.

The author evokes the spirit of cabal of provincial nobility that emerged early in Arras. The steward Caumartin was confronted at the end of the Seven Years War, the simultaneous attacks of States and the Provincial Council, particularly regarding tax matters, management of wetlands and jurisdiction on the communities of inhabitants.

Clearly we struggled in Artois of administrative and judicial powers vested in the superintendent and we pretended to take away the benefit of the local nobility, of course prepared to govern the country.

This sling was organized around the Bishop of Arras (Louis Conzie), Alexandre-Auguste-Joseph de Beaulaincourt (Count of Marles), Julius Caesar Raulin Belval (cousin of Lencquesaing) and Count Louis-Eugène-Marie Beauffort (which in 1760 sold his office of High Bailiff of Saint-Omer to Dominique-Jean-Jacques de Lencquesaing), all members of the chamber of deputies of the nobility and states. It was also

support among the advisers of the provincial court.

clerics and nobles of the States of Flanders Walloon do the same in Lille in 1764, refusing to sit for grant their share of aid.

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Alexander Doresmieulx Constant (1738-1827)

"Constant Doresmieulx Alexander, born in Saint-Omer 25 July 1738, Member States of Artois, a captain in the regiment of Auxerrois Infantry, dean of the Knights of St. Louis, died at St. Omer July 29, 1827 in his 90th year. He was descended from a noble family and very old in this province. He served with distinction in the Seven Years War and in American campaigns. During the Revolution, snatched abruptly blessings of peace, he despised the loss of his fortune and went faithfully fight under the flag of their choice. He returned to France in 1802 and bore with the noble resignation destruction of his beloved castle Fouquières. Model of honor and loyalty in the active part of his career, he devoted his last years to relieve the unfortunate and to bless his memory by all those around him. It was an infinitely lovable old man, filled with a rare and touching kindness, and who could also report his travels far the most curious anecdotes. The name is registered with Doresmieulx believes in the annals of literary and administrative Artois. "

H.-P. PIERS, Biography of the Saint-Omer , Saint-Omer, J. -B. Lemaire, 1835, pp. 232-233.

The portrait of Alexander Doresmieulx Constant is now preserved in the family Seurrat La Boulaye.

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Alexander Doresmieulx Constant (1738-1827)

"Constant Doresmieulx Alexander, born in Saint-Omer 25 July 1738, Member States of Artois, a captain in the regiment of Auxerrois Infantry, dean of the Knights of St. Louis, died at St. Omer July 29, 1827 in his 90th year. He was descended from a noble family and very old in this province. He served with distinction in the Seven Years War and in American campaigns. During the Revolution, snatched abruptly blessings of peace, he despised the loss of his fortune and went faithfully fight under the flag of their choice. He returned to France in 1802 and bore with the noble resignation destruction of his beloved castle Fouquières. Model of honor and loyalty in the active part of his career, he devoted his last years to relieve the unfortunate and to bless his memory by all those around him. It was an infinitely lovable old man, filled with a rare and touching kindness, and who could also report his travels far the most curious anecdotes. The name is registered with Doresmieulx believes in the annals of literary and administrative Artois. "

H.-P. PIERS, Biography of the Saint-Omer , Saint-Omer, J. -B. Lemaire, 1835, pp. 232-233.

The portrait of Alexander Doresmieulx Constant is now preserved in the family Seurrat La Boulaye.