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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 26, 1800
Page
2
Notes indicate lawmakers finished in a calm chamber with several private bills on the table and adjourned to a later hour tomorrow at a specified clock. The record is sparse and reflects routine business in a legislative session.
Reports from London cite a royal hunt at the Great Park with the Duke of Kuyt and Arches bishop at Windsor, plus debates on peace, naval strength, and penalties. The column laments acting trends, praises Congreve, and notes a Proclamation order for noblemen to depart London for the countryside to restore hospitality.
Sketched notes describe a ceremonial title claim and a debated lordship in a distant borough, mentioning a military escort from Adee to Collon and an armed robbery. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment hints at feudal rights, tithes, and disputes within an old or imagined jurisdiction.
A 19th century report details a failed heist at Metis Dovirow and Co involving a conspiratorial gang led by Bert zon. Police captured five participants after a night assault. one raider escaped wounded, others detained as soldiers escorted prisoners from Manchester and nearby towns.
The Philadelphia Gazette reports the capture of a British schooner by a Danish brig and details a brutal murder in the Commune of Lannérat Pierre Buis, where a man killed his wife with a hook before leaping to death. The piece also notes naval and political items across Camden Haute Kenyngton and Dublin with various appointments and oaths.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a discussion of Beate papas Cirzeon and Ninijer of Bai Trisax, with references to the Batavia, swedish flag protests, and negotiations involving neutral powers. The garbled material hints at a royal proclamation or government note about wartime conduct and preparations, but the core facts are unclear.
In a period style shipping item, vessels depart and arrive near Providence and Dublin, with Jamaica and Ireland routes noted. The report mentions a French privateer, a frigate, and cutters, detailing captures, tides, and port movements. Names include Providence, Dublin, Jamaica, Vigo, and Boulogne, with references to ships and crews, while odd medical and nautical care notes appear in passing.
Fragmented text discusses horses and oxen in relation to population, agriculture, and labor. Mentions breeding, meat, imports, and domestic supply concerns with references to prices, fertility, and human dependence on animal labor. Includes disjointed notes on cultivation, breed prevalence, and economic pressures.
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