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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

03 Aug 1791

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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 03, 1791

Page

2

Royal Levee and Court Doings Across Dowers and Derby

Yesterday at noon Mayegtrys and the Princesses Révat AtGusta and EgtzAsetex arrived from Windsér to Sto Jarties's for a levee starting at one. The King later held audiences at Kew. Duke of Arcamont returned from Dover and the Devonshire party stayed at Bath. Many noble events followed with marriages anticipated, a campaign by the East India Company, and parliamentary notes on salaries and taxes.

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Mayegtrys Révat AtGusta EgtzAsetex Windsér Kew Duke of Arcamont Dover Duke of Devonsyre Berby Bath Duncannon William FitzHewRert Deagy Devonshire William Judge Pering Lord St. Hevins Batcuy William Fitzherbert Derby Bloomsbury Square Lenox Privy Lord Grantley Mypcerey Beverley Door Mortow British Museum Pueee Merionquare Dublin Rawpay-Wil Earl Antrim Dunluce England Leviria Trevor Harvex Viscount Mount- Morres Axthur Trevor Viscount Duncannon Catharine Letitia-Mary Sweden Aix: la‘Chapelle Dé Gamps Stockholm Lubeck Ball Wet Tyler Jack Straw Hob Carter Tom Miller Wat Tyler Smithfield Littetteer National Assembly of France East India Company Hampton Stefanies'square
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Monarchal Restoration Heartened by French Sentiment

A letter praises Louis XVI and the monarchist cause in France. It claims the republican regime will end, predicts eventual victory for the king, and laments British support for anarchy. It warns Britons against backward steps toward chaos and misery.

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Thame Europe M. de Bouille National Assembly Republican Party Louis XVI M. de Bouille
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Abingdon Estate Scandal Highlights Historic Legal Dispute

The Lincoln's Inn transcript covers a Lord Abingdon case before the Lord Chancellor. It details former steward Richard Way's alleged abuse of power, sale of estates, and misaccounting. the court reviews salary entitlements, recoveries, and various exceptions to master reports amid accusations of negligence and improper conduct by Way. The matter centers on 1773 to 1783 dealings, including the Oxfordshire estate sale and related financial settlements.

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Earl of Abington Richard Way James Way Allyrney Lord Abingdon Oxfordshire Berkshire Wiltshire Justice .Blackstone Earl of Abingdon Richard ‘Way Justice Blackstone R.‘Way Way Abingdon Lrd Hardinge R. Way Mansfield Fale Masteris Lord Abington Lady Abington Atorney Jill Tim Fuftice Blackstone Fustice Blackstone Meanfield
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Buckingham Assizes Bring Mixed Jury of Guilty and Acquittals

The King's Commission of Assize opened before Mr Justice Ashurst with few cases of note. Trials included burglary and theft with some deaths likely to be reprieved, and several rioting charges resulting in small fines. Several prisoners faced acquittals as the session closed with the grand jury’s work complete.

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Krxe Prussia Hertzberg Academy of Sciences Frederick the Great Sully Henry IV M. de Hertaberg Spain St. Domingo Port-au-Prince L’orient Mir Tholmas Lightfoot Horles-street Clate-Market Rool Waftitan Jeft Biltimore Holly Grove Hewie Glasgow Amsterdam Greenock Hawtehton Maly Philadelphia Weil Ashurst Kenyon Guildhall Clifton Raines William Wilson Seb “Hutchens Samuel Greeny Benjamn
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Longest Bench Fittings Delay Circuits Trials

Wednesday ended with the oldest legal professor noting fittings of the Kine Bench, the longest and latest of summer. Lord Kenyon must attend the Circuits. remaining causes await trial, postponed until before the next Term.

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Lord Kenyon
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