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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 01, 1792

Page

3

Debt action clarifies partial recovery in old law

In King’s Bench at Westminster Hall Hilary term 17g2 Av A Baker and customer argued debt, the jury returned verdict for 41 1s with the rest non debet. Lord Kenyon and others discussed whether partial sums could be recovered in debt actions and the long-standing rule that the whole debt must be recovered or nothing.

King’s Bench Westminster Hall Lord Keaven Jie Adingay Lord Kenyon Court of Common Pleas Bower Beacroft

Draw ing Room observations and political sparks

Friday morning reports detail the drawing room at St James's with new marriages and nobles taking leave, plus a Levee for foreign ministers at Whitehall. Stock declines follow ministry change rumors, with debates on offices, reform, and Francis attacks. News on Paul Jones, Pearson, and parliamentary inquiries into new financial schemes. A York court awarded damages for a seduction under a marriage promise.

Grevyville R. FitzGerard St. James's Murcrave Geernville Whitehall Port France Poland National’ Assembly Paul Joxss Paul Jones RicHaxd Pearson Baltic Risfeid York Lord Kenyon

Subscription Meeting for Polish Relief at The London Tavern

A meeting held yesterday chaired by Mr Smith solicited public aid for Polish widows and orphans. Mr Francis and Mr Coombe spoke on liberty and humanitarian aims as committees were formed, with funds to be held by bankers for general publicity and future redistribution. 136 people attended, with discussions on distributing funds to Poland or the Polish government and concerns over misallocation.

London Smith Francis Sheriff Coombe PoLand Coombe France Sth Louil Grerce Gorvon Coomée Dufres Porano Russia Sand Constitutional Society Friends of the People Matenrs Niger Off Hune Romane Cavers Bic Sam Lorp Macartney Pexin Lorp’Ma ®Artney Auckxtanp the Hague Cheveley Newmarket Rut Merry Herschel Academy of Sciences Paris Gaven Hamreron Rome Gabia Sheffield Manchester Salisbury George Martin James Martin Tewksbury Broad Windsor Dorset Bristol Lincoln's Inn-square Great Queenstreet Covent Garden Bowstreet Affleck Osborne Mr. Hixt Portsmouth Somerset-house Josaua John Smith Bow-street

104 Departed Tirant Tender Sighs and Angel Wings

Fragmentary verses lament a departed beloved. The speaker pleads for a last touch, a moment of presence, and blessing as death’s kiss seals a longing deathbed vow. The archaic diction and broken phrases evoke a mournful elegy full of spiritual imagery and yearning.

Declaration by Prussian Prussia's Allied Armies to France

A formal proclamation from the Duke of Brunswick and the combined armies of the Emperor and King of Prussia addresses the inhabitants of France. It frames the war as defense of legitimate rule, promises protection for those who submit, and threatens rebels and defiant towns with punishment while outlining duties of national guards, officials, and municipalities amidst the invasion. The text asserts motives to restore order, free the king, and end internal anarchy, urging a return to reason and justice.

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