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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 11, 1792
Page
4
Obscure poetic fragment portrays a speaker urging moral resolve, warning against temptations and misdeeds. It references a virtuous man, youthful struggle, and divine guidance, with scattered archaic phrasing and disrupted lines that imply a devotional or moral lament.
A lateFriday report notes a private Queen concert at Windsor Lodge yesterday evening and a public dinner at Carlton House by the Prince of Watergate. It mentions Windsor events, a Duchess purchase, and speculation on a foreign peerage entering the Lords, with timing and context across British political and social circles.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a mahogany box containing a large tall object and a gilt edged France labeled item. Mentions a constitutional whig grand lodge and English figures in Soho with cryptic details and a value of $1.
Fragmentary dispatches describe European and Asian powers negotiating at Constantinople with discussions on Turkish surrenders and slave repatriation, while Belgian unrest in Liege and Luxembourg sparks alarms. Reports mention Polish and Austrian positions, troop counts, and potential commerce treaties as the crisis unfolds amid ongoing revolts and mobilizations.
A garbled report describes a wreck near Roane involving a Dorset named person. Pieces scattered on a deck, a liffted hold, and a shattered vessel frame. Remarkably no one was hurt despite a dramatic scene and nearby spectators witnessing debris.
An 18th century style notice touts a lottery club offering shares in a London lottery scheme near Cornhill opposite the Royal Exchange. It claims high prize counts from 6 to 365000 pounds, with many smaller prizes and multiple chances, urging universal acceptance despite confusion and garble in the text.
An extensive advert lists Mrs Sgisboky and others offering genuine medicinal bottles with folio bills, in London and Westminster and across the country. It names sellers at various streets and firms including William Clark, E Newbery, Bayleys, Bond Street, and F R S Spilsbury, with agents in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Ships arriving at Dover and Liverpool in January include the Venus Black from London and the Ether Bt from Hamburg. Vessels listed include the Mary Wilfog from Chacantd, the Diana Skinnet from Jamaica, and the Fanny Rowe from Yorddie. River news notes the Mary Howe from Peterdbur and Judith Goble from Retica with additional ships and sailings mentioned.
Yesterday and this evening the Citizen advertise stage shows including Cyimon with the Pannel and Covent-GARDE. mentions of Blué Beard and Russian Slaves. Lady Hillsborough rides Lordship’s horse in Hagover Square. a marriage in Rutlandshire between Robert Meron and Amelia Manon is noted.
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