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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 20, 1792
Page
1
Fragment from a vintage literary catalog mentions a common place book and an alphabetical Anecdotes collection edited by Betini to Lite rary Critical, Satirical, biographic and political Wa Mecum. Printed for Kerby and Co Stafford Street Old Bond Street.
Lord Rawdon urged the House to address a swindle linked to forged notes and called for debtor creditor reform. Karl Ruerwilliam led a discussion on Russia and the Porte, with ministers defending pacific measures. Lords Elgin Grenville and Guildford argued about policy and balance of power, while Pitt and Hawksbury criticized administration. the session adjourned amid calls for papers and further debate.
The Commons deferred Malt Duty and Land Tax Bills to tomorrow. Petitions to examine Seaford election revived. York and Birmingham petitioners seek abolition of slave trade. Reports include Window Tax and related levies, with bills for repeal to be prepared and read. Adar brought up Supply Committee report.
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