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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 02, 1792
Page
1
In a formal address dated December 28 179% Vaughan expresses gratitude for unanimous approval of his services to represent Merioneth in Parliament. He pledges upright, unbribed duties and requests continued support while noting he hopes to visit each freeholder personally, acknowledging possible omissions due to weather or lists.
A Victorian style advertisement notes a periodical published at one shilling per issue. It features a portrait of the Duchess of York, a design from the Iliad, and a map of Dorset shire, highlighting illustrations and a decorative cover.
The periodical notes its December 1791 issue containing an historical account of the Royal House of Prufaa and varied articles. It promotes its eighth volume and 89th year, priced seven shillings, half bound, highlighting coverage of the French Revolution and a continuous historical narration rather than scattered paragraphs. Printed for W. Bent at the King’s Arms Paternoster Row.
An early London assembly at the City Coffee House Cheapside on December 1791 condemns hare and rabbit wool price hikes as hurtful to hat making. It pledges to enforce the 1784 act against export of hare skins and wool, with penalties and seizures, and to publish the resolutions in three daily papers and send copies to export towns.
At a late Philadelphia meeting the directors were chosen amid a spirit of accommodation. In conference public paper has risen. gentlemen appointed include George Cabot, Alan Pither-Ames, Wadsworth, Lawrence, Low, Herman Ray, Lavington, William Bingham, McNeffitt, Theas Willing, James Pettit, and others in New York Pennsylvania and Southern states.
An archaic narration unfolds in a moonlit abbey as a young lover, emboldened by nature yet undone by misplaced passions, endures bitterness from a betrayed heart. Maria Demar, the tutor’s ward, deserts affection for a mercenary nobility, leaving him to face cold fate and mournful introspection.
The report discusses this month’s agricultural proceedings and vague grounds for improvement. Wheat in many countries looks healthy with early growth due to summer drought, promising an abundant 1792 harvest. Market prices in Mark Lane stay low due to rent payments, but foreign demand may lift prime wheat to thirteen pounds per load before Lady Day. Oats and barley rise, while clover yields fall. Turnips and winter crops show limited prospects. beef, mutton, veal, and pork prices are high. Speculative breeders under a prominence figure push varied trials near Windsor, with Leicestershire stock debates winding down as Bakewell’s supporters claim victory on merit.
A detailed description by Mr Coxirson of a four-ounce, twelve-inch snipe shot on the thirteenth near Derehan, Norfolk. The bird resembles the common snipe and Nant, with orange and white plumage, dusky bill base, light orange markings, and creamy head and neck. Naturalists urged attention to this variety.
A cautious political appeal urges Leopold to protect the French monarchy, defend the king and queen, and avert a regency shift by openly declaring support for the royal family. The writers warn of revolutionary dangers, stipulate urgent measures, and insist on unity against republican plots.
In a report from Botley, four oxen owned by Robert Seared were killed at the property. The carcasses are described as the fattest seen in years, with weights around 68, 64, 60, and 58 feare. The event is noted as significant and the herd was expected to remain tied to the farm for months longer.
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