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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 31, 1792

Page

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Autumnal Courses of Lec tures at the Theatre and Guy's Hospital

The theatre and Guy's Hospital announce autumn lecture courses for the coming season. Dr Saunders opens on Oct 2 at ten in the morning with Theory and Practice of Medicine. Babington follows Oct 3 at ten with Chemistry, Haighton Oct 8 at seven in the evening on Physiology, and Oct 9 at seven with Therapeutics and Materia Medica. Weekly clinical lectures by hospital physicians continue as usual.

Dr. Saunders Oober

Harvest and Market Outlook Across English Rural Regions

The harvest in Home and Southern counties nears completion with improved yields due to late rains, though wind gales cause losses from scarce labor. Lincolnshire, Essex marshes, and parts of Norfolk and Suffolk suffer, while American wheat underperforms Pepsi union White. Peas worm-eaten. rape seed steady. hops damaged by east winds reducing expected duty. Beef and lamb trade steady at Smithfield due to cattle scarcity. distant fairs see high cattle prices. sheep and land shortages persist from spring losses and lush summer feed.

Lincolnshire Essex Norfolk Suffolk Kent Hereford Devon Worcestershire Smithfield

Ireland Trial for Parental Assault Ends in Six Months

In Dublin at Tholfel Court Charles Morgan was sentenced to six months imprisonment and peac e bond for violent assault on his mother Letitia Morgan who testified through tears. The jury urged punishment despite the mother’s unwillingness to prosecute, noting Morgan drew a knife on his sister amid admonitions from relatives. The prisoner offered no defence and left muttering threats.

Charles Morgan Letitia Morgan Tholfel Dublin

Patent Piclet Soap Promises Delicate Skin Protection

The notice asserts exclusive rights for fourteen years to the inventor of Patent Wicks Soap, ridicules imitators, and warns buyers that only the 102 Pankc Buildings office in London and a Dublin office sell the article. It claims the soap reduces harsh effects of salt and hard use on hands, promising whiteness and gentleness after regular use.

London Pankc Cornhill Dublin Great Britain

Manifesto Against the French Revolution by Emperor and King of Prussia

Continued from the main article, this section extols the sovereign rights of the French monarchs and condemns the revolution as illegitimate. It details royal prerogatives, the usurpation by the Legislative Assembly, and vows to protest until the king and queen are restored to liberty under allied protection. The text condemns revolutionary acts and cites past tumult, with a dramatic focus on royal dignity and foreign sovereign duty.

France Ide Europe Paris Medames Arnay-le-Duc

Liberty and Equality Manifesto From a Claimed Club

A dated handwritten letter to the conductor of the Evening Mail complains of slavery and urges liberty and universal equality. The writer mocks monarchy and religion, advocating a French revolutionary plan to abolish taxes laws masters and officers, replacing society with individual self rule. Named figures or organizations include a so called Beary Lane Company and various tradesmen, with calls for France to spearhead a universal liberty uprising.

Cobler Femmy Kuet Dim Shaving Ned Suds Beary Lane Company Jaen NX Press Contean Parfan Avian Piers Frevial Lyon France Prussia Brunswick Scotland Taylor Liberty

Appointment of William Dover as Consul at Malaga

From the London Gazette, various notices list the King’s appointment of William Dover as consul at Malaga to succeed the deceased Mark Gregory. The section also records multiple surrender notices for guildhall attainders, with names, occupations, and surrender dates across London, Poole, and Cardiff, plus a note on sugar prices and plague reports in Constantinople.

William Dover Brodis Malaga Mark Gregory Constantinople Peru Galata Great Britain Selby Potts Adelphi Otaber Gy Ted Guildhall George Clementson St. John’s-street Man’s-Mercers Gober Ralph Chambers Long-acre Fadler Atten Thom’s Hyde Poole Antelone-inn

Address to his Majesty from Dingwall Presbytery Ministers

Ministers and Elders of the Presbytery of Dingwall issue an address to His Majesty. The document presents their stance and appeals to the sovereign on church matters and regional concerns.

Tis Dingwall

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