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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1792

Page

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Published works on archery and a state lottery prospect

An advertisement previews Walter Michael Moseley’s new essay on archery with engravings, a two volume set priced cheaply, and a detailed London lottery scheme offering prizes from 50 to 30,000 pounds. It urges stock brokers to note the plan, claims immediate prize division, and states the drawing begins February 20.

Heath Walter Mici Ael Moseley, Esq J. Rébloh New-Bond-Street 7 Baldwin Sernuiter-Row Odes L State Lottery Office Cornhill London

Prosecution Rules Enlarged in Libel Case Over Epistle to Lord Lonsdale

In King v Walcot and King v Stuart, prosecutors sought to enlarge a rule against libel. Lord Lonsdale and Lord Lonsdale’s counsel argued for extension to next term to allow full context and evidence, while Justices emphasized protecting liberty and proper court procedure.

Walcot Earl of Lonsdale Dr. Walcot Lonspate Peter Pinder Afingay Evans Eine Minzay Lord Lonsdale Lowther Lord Kevien Imr Justice Graz King VY. Stuart Mr. Epeine Mr. Stuart England King’s Bench Eraswear Justice Grofe Justice Buller Court of Chancery Justice Aburf Mingay Messrs. Evans and Bell

Trial at Guildhall over Irish Lottery Act penalties

Reports from London sessions before Lord Kenyon describe the Irish Lottery Act case against Solomon Israel and J Johnson. The jury heard 46 counts, with seven penalties proven. The judge urged full payment, and the trial was delayed with perjury proceedings to be heard later. The article also notes Hastings case updates and a brutal medical treatment account. Sudbury, Feb. 4, 1792.

Wis Nifi Prius Grand Court Westminster-hall Hastings Solomon Israel J. Johnson Irish Lottery AG Johnson Exeine David Hart Beaxcroft Kenyon Verdi King Braftings Lord Kenyon

Sudbury Man Dies of Hydrophobia After Dog Bite

Jenemian Groves a labourer, aged about, died after contracting hydrophobia from a dog bite on October 22. Symptoms appeared January 27. Doctors debated treatment and tried a new remedy with warm oil baths and frictions, amid doubt over proven cures in this region.

Therto Sudbury Jenemian Groves Maczian Clerke

Royal Imperial Journal warns of liberty and revolution in Europe

A German edition of the annals of Vienna appears under imperial auspices. The first issue attacks liberal writings led by famed but impoverished authors like Mirasgav, accusing them of poisoning Europe and endangering thrones with democratical license and anarchy.

Londale Annals of Vienna Germany Emerror Prussia Europe Mirasgav É&C

Extraordinary patent medicine ad from Yorksum and Doncaster Jour

An 1792 extant advertisement proclaims Spilstury’s Antiscohemric Drops cure to relieve violent facial eruptions and rheumatic complaints. It touts blood purification and digestion aid, claiming one bottle suffices for trial. Vendors in Ireland and Britain are listed with price and directions for use.

Sanderson Sprissury Soho-square John ‘Gardiner Scmhiolde Suffolk Jacob Spencer Ireland London

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