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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 03, 1796

Page

3

Grand Review at Holingbury Castle With Militia and Dragoons

A chaotic pageant unfolds near Holingbury Castle with Prince of Wales present but snubbed, four militia regiments encamped near Preston plus Royal Dragoons and Oxford Blues. Races postponed as ground crowded with fashionables. mock thefts and eccentric theatre attendance add to the scene.

Mr.Dochery Surmen Siboh Mercutio C. Bunbury Delme J. Shelly Holiigbury Prince of Waizs Preston Royal Regiment of Dragoon Guards Oxford Blues Jon Foxes Cain Prince of Wates London Daugiter Ceme Rewer Hyder Horatio Joux

Royal visit details from Greynse and Paice Haptford

A historical report describes the Royal Family touring Salisbury and Weymouth, meeting local authorities, inspecting camps at Monckton Hill and Ridgeway, and dining at Gloucester Lodge. It notes naval salutes, a grand fete, and arrivals of numerous distinguished peers and ladies at Weymouth and nearby sites.

Greynse Paice Haptford Salisbury Senate Rap Nor Royal “Family Doschester Monckton, Hill Ridgeway Upway Royal Lancashire Staffordshire Ith 16Th Light Dragoons Weymouth Royal Anglered Gloucester Lodge St. Fiorenzo la Nymphe Jane Bistanade Esplanadé-tor Lodgs Lezys Carmarthen Bercrave Earl Pautett Cattuorre Granpyson Gertrude’ Villiers William Prt Dunpas Royal the Prince of Wats

Dutch and British Naval Movements and City Misconduct

News item reports ships and squadrons from the Batavian Republic and Britain near the Lizard, including Minerva, Admiral Corpoxs, and Admiral Lucas. It notes a London-bound purser, a Texel force under Admiral Winter, and multiple vessels ranging from 16 to 74 guns. Also mentions a local scandal of youths throwing stones, five arrested, ordered to pay charity fines after Guildhall proceedings.

Plymouth Fez Rosinson Suirs Wilson Hereger Minerva Suire Bengal Lizard Corpoxs Express London East-Indies Admiral Lucas West-Indies Braaks The Texel Admiral Winter Republic Batavian Republic Hackney

Patriotic Associations urged to defend public credit and unity

The Evening Mail editors urge a national fundraising plan to support credit and independence. They cite past success in 1787, propose voluntary contributions by all, and warn that foes pressuring funding threaten liberty and prosperity. The piece appeals for serious public consideration and a detailed national plan.

Three Kingdoms Mont'rer

France in Crisis as Directory Faces Growing Factions

A London observer surveys France’s political turmoil as royalist, constitutionalist, and radical groups contest the Directory. The piece weighs legislative balance, fears of a new revolution, and the peril of continued instability amid military pressures and fiscal strain. It notes arrests, decrees, and the precarious future of governance between two opposing factions.

France Terrotus Robespierres Ste Francé

Controversy Over Lord Eevox Title and Gun Accident Report

A historical report notes Lord Eevox's title dispute and his denunciation of the Senate. It also recounts an 18th century Woolwich gun accident during a test at Long Reach. A 64 gun ship, Capt Burcess, sailed from Woolwich. a siege gun breech failed after an overcharged test, killing a sentry nearby.

Eevox Brifay Senate Vesterday Mian Burcess

London Assize Reports and Staffordshire Trials Summary

Fragmented report covers York Asizes and Stafford Assizes cases. Includes details of Smith versus Bentley over a bill of exchange, Turner and Jones misdelivery, and indictments for burglary and transportation sentences. Also notes a fatal coal pit fire at Highgrove, with extensive property losses and potential long-term impact on local work.

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