03 Feb 1796
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 03, 1796
Page
1
A tenant in a very old regiment seeks to exchange with a gentleman tenant on Havri-Pay without difference. A personal interview or a letter to Z. Z. at No 30 St Johns Square Clerkenwell.
The notice promotes the English Lottery beginning Monday February 22 urging clubs and societies to buy tickets at lower rates. Hornsby and Co advertise capital prizes and numerous smaller prizes, with safe registration and stamps per Parliament acts. They offer prompt payment, advise against sending money by minor post, and invite inquiries via post.
Advertises essential salt of lemons as a substitute for lemon juice to remove iron moulds ink spots red wine and stains from linen and other fabrics. Claims complaints about other lemon preparations burning linen and promises wholesale and retail availability at a shop in Cocktpur Street. Notes usefulness for hands and quick removal of fruit stains and glove discoloration.
The article critiques the French Constitution and republican ideas, arguing they threaten monarchies and public order. It discusses war as necessary for France without stable government and finances, warns against universal rights rhetoric, and proposes a proclamation plan by allied powers to deter invasion and aim for a solid pacification.
In this ruled session Lord Kenyon hears the defense by Mr Basgrive for Sinnonsor and another. The trial centers on the conduct of workhouse officers for aiding a woman in labor who bore a bastard child after being driven in a hackney coach. The judge emphasizes humanity and public justice while noting evidence inconsistencies from Frances Benfeld and witness statements. The court weighs whether officers acted with duty or breached obligations amid difficult conditions.
The contihbation of rainy and warm weather across the south has favored wheat in Ben tal by boosting growth and triggering earlier heads. oats barley beans rise modestly but meal use in Wheaton remains limited. Clover seed scarce. winter crops thrive in damp weather while turnips and cole seeds decline. Cattle supplies tighten and beef pork and horse prices edge higher amid scarce prime meat.
A partial OCR fragment describes late tempestions to the Lighthouse and breach causing injuries and widening cracks. It mentions old work and jointing, with vague references to damage and repairs needed.
An item notes a peat tree in full bloom at Stoke's Croft near Bath. It mentions Mrs. Jane Tanner of South Brent and a Christmas Day observation of branches 43 inches with bloom, and 4a inches with two carnations, indicating a garden display in late December.
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