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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1798

Page

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Agriculture Second Report for January Summary

The wheat markets stay stagnant due to weak Baltic imports and ample domestic supplies from last year. Crops show improved growth with vibrant clover and pasture but wet conditions hinder feed lands in Norfolk and Suffolk. Lent corn prospects dim in the West. hay yield looks fair except Dutch white. Mutton beef and pork demand steady, but veal scarce. lean stock high from abundant feed. lambs from Dorset decline. hogs and pigs fall in value. wool trade remains subdued with few price signals outside coarse sorts.

Baltic Norfolk Suffolk

Trial on a French Prize Case at Guildhall

A sea insurance dispute heard before Lord Kenton at Guildhall concerns a policy covering the Captain's voyage from London to Virginia. The Friends, bound for Norfolk, Virginia, were driven south by storms and captured by a French privateer near Antigua, with the ship and cargo condemned as lawful prize. The case debate centers on whether the French Admiralty sentence proves British ownership, potentially breaking the policy warranty that the goods were American property.

Salvertue Bovilles Lord Kenton Guildhall London Friends Norfolk Virginia America Antigua Guddaloupe Arkeniza Guadaloupe Beneft Erskine England Fark Mr. P Grotius Bynkerback Vater Kenyon Gibbe French Court Could ‘Be Governed, But the Law of Nations Court of France Gipks West

Were TEN. A Survey Of Westminster Hael First Day

A fragmentary historical piece describes a scene of vice and justice in a hall named Temple Ard with a Lamb sign, detailing a lineage of falsehood through adopted children and a Mother who taught quibbling. It comments on inherited guilt and warns of consequences for posterity, dated January 25 with initial G. Ly.

Shosta Fis Paradise Satan Falsewood

A Curious Mix of News From Bombay To Bucks County

A shipment from Bombay arrives as a present from the Pesawa to his Mayszstk. Dr. Meyerseaen, famed water-doctor, died after only a few hours of illness. The Public Kitchen in St George's Fields opened after a sale of meat soup for the poor at one penny per quart. Attendance rose, with 480 quarts sold Thursday, 960 on Friday, and about 350 on Saturday. Married on November 66 at Richmond in America, a 109 year old groom-to-bride pairing in Buckingham County, with the clergyman refusing to perform the ceremony. A fake remedy for corn uses ivy leaves in vinegar to draw out the corn painlessly.

Bombay Meyerseaen St George's Fields Richmond America Craz- Lam Abex MitcHert Ely Jans Ham Buckingham County Puerk Jones

Lord St Vincent Pension Debate Sparks Government Critique

In a heated Commons session, MPs condemned a pension plan for Admiral Earl St Vincent while contrasting it with the earlier reward for Admiral Duncan. Concerns were raised about government parity, timing amid national distress, and the public’s view of naval merit versus political influence.

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