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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1792

Page

3

Royal social notes and international updates in London

Wednesday morning report from London details a drawing room for the Queen, a grand dinner hosted by the Lord Chancellor for judges, and appearances by the Duchess of York and the Prince of Wales at trials. It also notes government plans for a Stationery Office at Somerset House, Franco-British diplomacy moves, Swedish Diet questions, and local crime and shipping incidents.

Great Ormond Street Secretary of State’s Whitehall Nepean Jamaica Duchess of York Westminster-hall Hastmas Prince of Wales Wastings Fox Hastings Glaves Somerset House M. de Seeur Berlin France M. de Calonne Marzilles Spain Cronstadt Sweden Sheffield Osmanthorp Leeds William Hanson Thomas Buttock Whitechapel Mr. Davis Jermyn-street Hounslow Heath J. Watson Mansfield Nottinghamshire Lancray Fyal Baltimore Amisteraim Phe Essex Kent London

Hastings Defense Speech Opens Impeachment Trial Proceedings

The trial of Warren Hastings continues as Mr Law, leading Counsel for Hastings, delivers a lengthy defence. He minimizes charges as unproven, argues truth and justice over rhetoric, and recounts Hastings's early governance in India, including Surajah Dowla, Opium contracts, and provincial councils, before adjournment.

Law Fide Lew Asia Alexander India Mr. Burke

Opera at Hay-Market Opens with Added Crowd Gallery

The Twick theatre Hay-Market opened last night with the same facilities plus a new crowd gallery. Le Trans Dexuis by Di Marosa receives praise for airs and finales though attendance was modest, with Duchess of Gervon among the few notable attendees. Dances were spirited and the stage alterations focus on improved viewing from front boxes, while pit and galleries stay as before.

Twick le Trans Dexuis di Marosa Duchess of Gervon

Towns face mob attacks and a deadly mad dog scare

In Oxford and Chelmsford reports a Newfoundland bit many, including a farm lad who died in madness. A raucous crowd clashed with gownsmen in a drunken confrontation. A jail keeper foiled a murder escape by Robert Thurston, who attacked restraints. The Parliament debate shifted to India trade and Ireland.

Oxford Angel Inn

Irish MP retracts vote over India free trade motion

Sir Enwaxp Newensam withdraws his supporting vote in the Irith Parliament on Mr Ponson gy's motion for free trade with India citing constituency disagreement. He promises to correct the error when the measure is revisited, stating it was the first error in his long public career. Limerick February 7. A Bristol ship Nancybound for Greenock limped 24 days at sea, cutting masts and throwing cargo overboard. Royal Packets King George Expedition and Halifax delayed at Falmouth by contrary winds. Delaval from Rotte entered Yarmouth to repair shore damage. James Sales return to St Ive after reaching sight. Dingle Volunteers retreat to Dingle in wrecks near Finistere.

Sir Enwaxp Newensam Irith Ponsongy India Limerick Nancy Bristol Greenock Majesty King George Halifax Falmouth Rotte Yarmouth Xepai Om Shore James Sales Chael’s St. Ive Dingle Stride Irgip Gaeerkaved

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