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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 23, 1797

Page

3

General Hocus Warns Irish Rebels in Napoleonic Dispatch

A fragmentary letter from General Hocus urges loyal Irish soldiers to support a French-led revolution, promising glory and punishment for treachery. It portrays collaboration with Ireland against the English government and vows strict discipline, hospitality for locals, and revenge for Pitt’s ministers.

Ealot Odidus Blave Ireland London Pitt Hocus

Pantheaon Masquerade Review From A Faded Page

A Pantheon Masquerade report notes Monday night attendance and lively revelry at the elegant venue. It laments lackluster character among attendees, highlighting two Indians, an old beggar woman, two fortune tellers and a lunatic as the best features, with critics deriding some revelers and a barber receiving mixed attention for costume services.

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Election for President Dominates Philadelphia Dispatch

Philadelphia reports a presidential race with Vice President Abas and former Secretary Jefferson as main candidates. The French party and opponents back Jefferson, while Abas leads with independence and wealth. Mention of Napper-Tandy, Hamilton Rowan near Wilmington, and Reynolds and Fox fleeing Tre- ward, all broadly feared by Jefferson’s faction.

Abas Jefferson Napper- Tandy Hamilton Rowan Wilmington Delawar Europe

Fire destroys American ship in Falmouth harbour

The American ship Todian.Chief with about 1400 carks of pilchards on board caught fire Wednesday night in Falmouth harbour and was entirely destroyed. All aboard were saved thanks to the Indefatigable frigate’s crew and officers. Meanwhile Admiralty dispatches arrive noting Rear Admiral Sir John Jervis and other officials. local gossip and theatre notices fill the rest of the page with varied items.

Todian Suaw Falmouth Soyseny Admiralty Joan; Jervis Bombay Henry Russeve Light Horse “Volunteers Bengal Serjeant Watson Wizxes Fung Poltgsre Covent-Garden Harlequin Prince Hearts Drury: Lane Theatre

Breach of Promise of Marriage Case at Lord Kenyon Court

In a London session, Mr. Atchison, a Dorsetshire thread button maker, sues Mrs. Baker for damages after she broke their engagement. Testimony tracks promises to marry after her father’s death and to settle property, with arguments over whether damages depend on an unperformed marriage or on the shifted plans due to wealth and status. Lord Kenyon and counsel debate the legal sufficiency of the declaration and potential outcomes.

Woop Erskine Atchison Shaftesbury Dorsetshire Baker Mr. Price Mr. Atchison Reynolds Camomile’ Street Ifé Mr. A Mme Erikine Arhifz Garrow Gipas Besxing Lord Kenyon Gertileman Ongit Minor Lord Rextron Lord Mansfield

Curwen admits error in Cavalry Militia Bills at Cockermouth

At the County Sessions in Cockermouth Mr Curwen acknowledged his earlier stance on raising the Cavalry and Supplementary Militia Bills. He will serve in the Cavalry and notes the public misrepresentation, while rivers Clyde and Nethan run dry at Mauldike Ford. A subterranean passage is conjectured between Bonnyton and Corra Linn.

Cockermouth Curwen House of Commons Clyde Corta New Lanack Mauldike Ford Moofs Nethan Bonnyton and Corra Linn

Marriages and Deaths and Market Notes from Bow to Dorset

Marriages include William Forbes to Miss Belfches at Edinburgh and various notices of deaths such as Mrs Vachel and Rev Dr John Parsons, followed by a long listing of obituaries and a market report from The Exchange. The piece also records the Countess of Exeter and the hydrophobia death of a Bath child, with grain and bank stock prices and weathering market details for January.

Edinburgh William Forbes William Forbes, Bart Pitfligo Belfches John Wishart Belfches, Bart Fettercairn Bow Vachel Samuel Vachel Richard Beaty Rodney-street Pentonville Moulfey Surry John Thomas Fitzroy-square Gainsborough Dupont Gainsborough Pulham Dorsetshire John Parsons Sawbridgeworth Hrtfordshire Boscawen Nicholas Boscawen Simkar Countess of Exeter Burleigh House Earl of Exeter Thomas Vernony Esq Worcestershire Hig

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