St Thomas Hospital Offers Lectures October First
St Thomas's Hospital announces A W R Cline will deliver a course of anatomical and surgical lectures on Saturday October 1 at one o'clock.
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St. Thomas’s Hospital
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 29, 1791
Page
1
New Editions and Pamphlets on Politics and Travel
A London advertisement lists multiple political works and guides for readers, including A Letter of a Country Gentleman to a Member of Parliament, The Royal Interview, and An Address to the Electors. Also advertised are Wallis's Hackney Coach Rates and Minet and Fector's Great Commercial Cause report, with pricing in shillings and pence.
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Dukes of Norfolk
Pitt
Portland
Fox
Northumberland
Burke
Devonshire
Sheridan
Russel
Fetzherbert
Thurlow
Loughborough
Prince of Wales
North
James Bland Burgess
Brighton
London
Westminster
Wallis
Monthly Review
Brice
Britain
Ireland
Ryice
Gibson and Johnson
House of Lords
Lane Lough
Lord Kenyon
C. Price
France
M. de Calonne
E Gish
Dean Swifi
W. Bristow
Esq
England
West, Indies
Society For
General Washington Biography from 18th Century Analysis
This piece recounts the early life and formation of George Washington born February 11 1732. It praises his robust health outdoor regimen and practical study shaping a solid mind and vigorous physique. It notes his military service with Braddock and later public leadership leading to Congress in 1774 and his rational,非partisan judgment.
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General Washincton
Brappock
Washington
Paris
Congress
Birmingham Rioters and The French Constitution Debate
Roving commentary questions how party prejudice influences justice in riot cases at Warwick. It condemns mobs and warns harsh punishment to deter further offences while praising Britain's constitution and criticizing French celebrations as impolitic and misaligned with English governance.
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Warwick
Rioters Compared to Paris Mob Stir Redress Debate
The piece argues Birmingham rioters mirror Paris Mob tactics, condemning violence and property destruction. It notes Birmingham trials led to death sentences for rioters, while Paris rioters faced no punishment, urging harsher penalties for those who threaten public order. It reflects on British constitutional restraint and calls for stronger punishment of unlawful assemblies.
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Paris
Faris
Birmingham
Britain
Biringham
Nine women and a boy held on Warnham burglary charge
Last Wednesday nine women and a boy were committed to Petworth bridewell on suspicion of breaking into dwellings of a poor man at Warnham Sussex. Three men and one woman from the same gang were sent to Horsham gaol. Other items note Brighton Masons birthday dinner for the Duke of Clarence, a 27½ pound turnip, sheep deaths after rye grass grazing, a Brighton cricket match victory, a sailor death at Spithead, an amputation after an coach overturn, a hayrick fire near Oxford, and various local harvest and inquest items.
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Petworth Bridewell
Warnham
Sussex
Horsham
Ondinerin
Brighton Society of Free Masons
Duke of Clarence
Brighton
John Bean
Winchester
Haffer Hospital
Newlyn
John
Brunswick
Spithead
Rete
Whiteparith
Townshend
Etq
East India Service
Roger
Southampton
Lyford
Stamford
Witbech
Nuneaton
Thomas Knight
Verditt
Summer Assizes at Bodmin and Exe: Death Sentences Noted
The Summer Assizes opened at Bodmin before Lord Lousintrouth and Judge Buller, with Exeter reporting a death sentence for Joan Pearcey in the murder of her child. Shrewsbury followed with multiple death penalties for murder and burglary. Hereford saw a verdict restoring 127 acres of waste to commoners and non residence cases. a youth sentenced for highway robbery was reprieved from death to transportation after a family petition revealed a prior relationship.
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Cornwall
Bodmin
Shrewsbury
William Gough
Ann Brown
Lydham
Thomas Lane
Peter’ Bott
Newport
Walter Lane
Tiberton
Hereford
Rees
Sengenith
Glamorganshire
Cardiff
Brincaira
Botany Bay
Foynd
Baster
Lye-In
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