05 Aug 1791
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 05, 1791
Page
1
A long unsparing critique targets Dr Priessle for proffering dangerous arguments in support of faction and republicanism. The writer urges moderation, condemns dissension, and defends established church and civil order while warning of social harm. The piece closes with agricultural maxims about horses and weather aware instructions for farming practices.
This fragment advises farmers to own patent capable machines and mock unrepairable devices, to keep cart horses in prime condition, prevent overharvesting of crops, and spread manure to avoid worker overpayment. It also mentions testing wheel alignment and timing of muck spreading in wet seasons.
An appeal argues Burke’s stance against French revolutionary methods and the dangers of conspiratorial factions. It questions whether Burke aligns with rebellion abroad and defends his cautious stance to preserve the British constitution. The piece surveys Americas, monarchies, and native populations to frame a broader political landscape.
The passage argues against the view that lands beyond the Ohio and Mississippi are barren. It compares early Europe’s misperception of South America to similar notions about American interior regions, noting that initial impressions often hide hidden wealth and potential.
In a London hearing before the Lord Chancellor, objections to the Master’s report in the Earl of Abingdon and Richard Way case are argued. The banker's book evidence is debated, Way’s management of accounts and the 200l steward’s salary questioned, plus timber sale terms and jewel sales affecting liability. The court overrules some exceptions and notes questions remain for Tuesday.
Public papers report the Margrave of Anspach, aged 56, vacating his sovereignty to live abroad on a revenue above 250,000 florins after expenses. Lady Craven accompanies him, having spent the previous winter at Berlin. An ordinance dated June 9, 1791, entrusts Minister Hardenberg with full powers and places his territories under Prussian administration.
The Rev John North M A senior Fellow of Caius College is presented to the rectory of Ashdon Essex vacated by the death of Rev Mr Saltier. The Lord Bishop of Lincoln appoints the Rev Matthew Field Master of Christ Hospital to a prebend in Lincoln Cathedral. A woman named Sarah Lemmon, aged about one year, is described as very active and cheerful with 20 children and a large extended family.
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