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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 08, 1800
Page
4
Speakers argued that a charter renewal would fortify the Bank's prosperity and long term stability. Bosanquet, Kinnaird, and Dardid defended the measure as advantageous to proprietors, while cautions about future dividend restrictions and terms were raised amid broader political critique.
The Evening Mail Postscript notes stock prices at one o'clock and surveys European affairs. Reports from Paris on imperial politics, the potential dispositions of French and British forces, court intrigues, and diplomatic exchanges, with ship arrivals and notices from Falmouth, Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Dover. Includes weathered public notices, naval movements, and minor local incidents in Britain.
Report notes 13 ships captured by three French frigates including Maria Labust Purim Diane and Tartar. Others unnamed. Betties Safan Patterson Abroath Rose Duncan Aurora Swallow Kel(l)an Aberdeen near Abroath. Friendstip Roskrudge from Lithon to Bon van seized by Spanish privateer. Frederick Harrington Cork to Lisbon also seized and taken to St Abe's. Favourite Brown London to St Michael's and Speculation Liverpool to Martinique captured and carried to St Andero.
In a tense scene Officers of Iss Corps confront a charged report claiming the Emperor displayed blamable behavior. Witnesses recall a remorseful moment, with guards citing loyalty and a controversial remark about a new branch of commerce arising from the matter.
Reports reveal Sr. Meares, steward to Lord Pontarixe, murdered on Christmas Eve at Emo parish. A boat carrying three sergeants and 15 recruits capsized near Waterford, killing 44. John Birmingham convicted in a separate court martial for murder in Eden derry, executed publicly. The Right Son, Lord Cuamorne BOR, arrived from England as Rev Kinway named to the Deanery of Aillala.
The fragment records several marriage notices, naming Cape Pogftn and Mits Cartery as a couple seen in Jamaica, with a ceremony in Tottenham attended by Larken of Copghall-court and peers. It references Robert Mood and Miss Belk, daughter of Matthew Bell, in a War in Northumberland context.
Fragmented OCR text lists several names and places from marriage notices including Mrs Bisley, Susia Phillips of Bell Cottoi Drogheda Iceland, and Dr Sate College, with references to Sir Wilham Muir and the British Museum, but is garbled and unreadable in most details.
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