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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

26 Jan 1791

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Evening Mail

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 26, 1791

Page

3

Royal Drawing Room Attended by Courtiers and Foreign Envoys

Yesterday at Buckingham Palace the Queen and Princesses hosted a drawing room with Prince of Wales and many nobles. Attendees included Dukes Richmond Dorset St Albans and numerous Earls Viscounts and Bishops. Evening notes mention riding, a Whitehall council, Ireland barony grants, and a splash of theatre gossip in Covent Garden Bath and Drury Lane venues.

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Buckingham House St. James's Royal Prince of Wales Duke of Clarence Bon Pitt Richmond Dorset St. Alban’s Salisoury Bath Worcester Fortescue Beaulieu Fauconberg Dartmouth Mount Edgcumbe Aylesford Harcourt Cardigan Aylesbury Kelly Life Delawar Winchelsea Galloway Falmouth Valletort Cremorne Stormont Barrington Hinchinbrook Wealloughby de Brooke Hood Ducie Dover Arden Eardley Shuldham Mulgrave Hickthorn Eyre Stanly Howard Neville Conyers Chetwynde Pigot Hotham Morrison Gordon Monson Mordaunt Phipps Hillsborough Donegall Lonsdale Portarlington Bathurst Courtown Pembroke Albemarle Cavan Glandore Shaftesbury Uxbridge Holderueffe Viscountesses Carysford Afgil Suffield Houghton Forrester Marchioness of E. Waldegrave Countess of Fimlico Secretary of State Whitehall Mr. Pitt Lord Hawkesbury Duke of Leeds India Covent Garden Bate Duprey Shield Clarissa Drury Lane Patty France Bristol Drury-Lane London
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ORATORIOS AND GOSSIP AT COURT

Notices on three houses for oratorios at Covent Garden and Drury Lane with other venues, a forthcoming Laurate marriage portion for Miss Lardley, a Buckingham House theft, a noblewoman’s adoption by Mr Selwyn, Captain Steel fending off a highwayman, Whitby elopement with a magistrate, and Mrs Tooker’s disclosure of Bengal Squad connections amid a sale of favors and government deals.

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Harrison and Ashley Brurneton Harrison Inchrpon Covent Garden Theatre Sreelace Doctor Arnotp Drury Lane Mara Paccarerotti Eremy Pantheon Grover Selwyn Duke of Queensberry
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Reflections on War and Imperial Ambition

A pointed critique of war as a tool of monarchs, contrasting Russia's vast empire with a humane ruling spirit. The author condemns savage killings in Ishmael’s fall to Russians, laments Christian acts against infidels, and notes broader wartime misery and moral decay across societies.

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Russia Ishmael
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Love in Three Vitrace Opera Review in Private Theatre

The production opened with Mr Hartey’s address and ranged over performances by Lady Vernon resembling Mrs Damer in figure. Vernon’s recital showed polish though not power for a large house, with Encore numbers and praised comedy by Miss Francis as Lucinda and Mrs Mountain as the Aunt Dersoran.

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Hartey VeRnon Damer Rosetta Lucinpa
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Smugglers Attack Officers in West Port Seizure Case

In Edinburgh on Thursday about three in the morning John Jardine and James Steuart encountered four men, one carrying a tea box. A scuffle followed. Steuart was wounded and Jardine left for aid to find his colleague near death. Alexander Johnston and Andrew Gray were later arrested and examined, then committed to the Tolbooth. Separately Ashton under Lyne was struck by a violent thunderstorm. The electric storm damaged Ashton church steeple, melted the weathercock, damaged the bell rope and dial, splintered beams, and scattered debris through the organ gallery and church interiors.

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Howard King’s Bench John Brown Thomas Brown Reading Berkshire Essex Bow-street Clerkenwell Oxford Road Holborn Pesit Edinburgh John Jardine James Steuart Excise Earl of Stamford
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