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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 13, 1792

Page

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London Hospital Lectures Announced for Late Month

On Saturday the 21st at one o clock Mr Blizard and Mr Orange begin their course of anatomical lectures. Friday the 27th at ten o clock Dr Cooke starts lectures on the theory and practice of physic. Saturday the 28th at ten o clock Dr Hamilton begins chemistry lectures. Monday the 30th at eleven o clock Mr Dennison begins lectures on the theory and practice of midwifery.

London Hospital Mr. Blizard Mr. @ORANGE Dr. Cooke Dr. Hamilton Goth Pr. Dennison

Approbation for Parliament candidacy in Merioneth

To the gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Merioneth County I acknowledge a large meeting supporting my bid for Parliament. I renew my request for continued support and promise an upright, unbraised discharge of duties to the best of my abilities, with great respect and obligation.

Merioneth Sherif Obain

Modern Manners Critique of City Life

A writer to the Evening Mail laments modern urban decay in manners and civil conduct. He contrasts rural virtue with city looseness, condemning public indecency, excessive display, and social rituals while urging the restoration of traditional British manners and decorum.

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Murder Trial In London Alley For Fatal Wound In March

Ann Houghton and Rosimus Gregory testified about a night in Catherine Wheel Alley Whitechapel with Thomas Partridge. Thomas Taylor and Jane Taylor accused of stabbing Partridge with a knife. Partridge died December 17 after a long illness from the wound. Gregory described the affray and calls to the watch. the case labels the pair as murderers with Partridge languishing from the March injury.

J Ann Houghton Thomas Partridge Rosimus Gregory Catherine Wheel Alley Whitechapel Thomas Taylor R. Gregory Janet Taylor Watch Gregory Taylor T. Partridge J. Taylor Batt Smithiely London Jane ‘Taylor Pringle King-street East Smithfield Catharine Wheel Alley Mr. Pringle Ann Houghton Stan Twy Jane Taylor Charles Pringle Elizabeth Parker Bizard London Hospital Fle Ficit

Wounding case ends as aggravated manslaughter verdict

In Catherine Wheel Ally a riot ended with Thomas Partridge fatally wounded. Thomas Taylor and Fane Taylor denied intentional harm, but evidence showed the wound likely caused by their actions. The jury found both prisoners guilty of only manslaughter after legal directions on intent and passion.

Thomas Taylor Fane Taylor Watch Catherine Wheel James Taylor Gregory Jane Taylor Thomas’ Taylor Thomas’ Partridge Pringle Fustice Buller Arin Houghton 7Iffice Wilson

Burglaries in Strand House Lead to Pawnshop Clue

William Henry Wallerty Charles Smith and Henry Smith Jr faced charges after a burglary at William Fearman’s dwelling in Helmet Court Strand. A trunk with gowns silver items vanished. pawns linked to Mary Rawlins with the two Smiths. Fearman’s family found the items at a pawnbroker's and the window in the back parlour opened.

William Henry Wallerty Charles Smith Henry William Fearman Sarah Bearcroft Helmet Court Strand Gollins Mary Rawlins Hisfshop

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