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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 27, 1792

Page

2

Royal Levee Attended by Prince of Wales and Peerage

The Prince of Wales hosted a prestigious levee at Carleton House with extensive attendance from royalty and the great officers of state. Present were the Duchess of York, Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and numerous dukes, marquises, earls, bishops, and foreign envoys.

Prince of Devonshire Portland Warewick Chesterfield Mornington Harrington Carysfort Elgin Cavan Uxbridge Hillsborough Qndjerfeye Ee Fefounts Falmouth Gage Bayban Parker Kinnard Eardley Hoftort Salisbury St. David’s Bangor Elandaf Francis Sykes Richard King Geo Warren John Cally Thomas Willes James Peachey Samuel Hannay Sydney Smith Stuarts St. Chair James Caughan Charles Rich Roger Morty Thomas Dundas John Sebright George Collyer William Howe Watth’ Lewes Peter Parker Francis Molyneux James Murray Henry Bridgman J.vanneck Ralph Payne J.B. Watsen J. B. Riddle George Cornwall W.fawcett Frederick H. Drobye Merri St. John Rainsford Johnston Har-cpurt Bruce Burgoyne Norton Gokenels Tegerton Stanhope Lester M'Leod de Lancey Duke of Somerset Earl Hextrorp Earl of Egrincuam George Howard Gaes Lord Eardley Viscount Cuetwynnbe Mr. Herbert Lord GranTey Lord Craven Lord Southampton Deanam Sariseuryt Carlisle Norwich Canterbury York Ee ‘J. Mannecer Lord Mebourne Sir E Kwarcasurr Duke of Dorset Geore’ Bis Lord Willoughby “de Brooke Earls of Avgressary Morton Anspacu Johnton Baron Kurziesenx Tarewra Cakanc le Abbe St. Farr Duke de le Prenne Marquis Montacu de Coteny Prrr Dunpas Barcaux Wacurs Portugal Fuigsessini M. Caurer DE Gervisze Interior Department Oleis Luckyer de la Faveste Paris Kango Sweps Fit Pris France Groflett

Lent and temperance critique in religious discourse

The piece argues that abstinence from flesh for Lent is misapplied, urging temperance and sobriety instead of strict fasting. It challenges the idea that meat abstinence pleases the Creator, citing Epicurus and a Catholic bishop as examples, and advocates focusing on virtue and charity rather than ritual dietary rules.

Berlei Macyon Epicurus Eriat Burgundy Arifweér Gladmg

Irish Parliament Rejects Catholic Franchise Access

A historic debate ends with the Irish Parliament voting 208 to 2 against granting Catholics the right to elect Members of Parliament. The measure, though welcomed by some for toleration, is deemed likely to threaten Protestant hierarchy and constitutional balance over time. Reports also note government inquiries in Britain, and maritime and commercial dispatches, including a ship bound for Nice and cargo details of bales and goods.

Pat Habienr Govegueta Morris Ameri Paris Suort Falcon Atd Flores

Bombay Army advances and fall of fort lets retreat amid monsoon

A fragment from 1761 describes the Bombay Army's operations toward Periapatnam, the fort and garrison at Bevinpatcamy clearances, heavy ordnance removal, and a nighttime movement. The narrative notes the enemy’s retreat, Cornwallis orders, and a cautious movement as rains swell rivers, with army contingents and natives sheltering in forts and encamped in secure positions.

Bombay Army West Judi Agua Aruadon Tléfe Corga Hitherton Howe Seid Samer Cain Coursg Hine Ippos Iamilio BBC

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