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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 27, 1796

Page

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Calonne decries peace illusion amid French finances debate

A wary overview traces Calonne's argument that peace now is illusory, as England or France would need to disband armies and risk domestic unrest. It critiques the stock of assignats, the French national finances, and argues for a vigorous, reoriented war policy to pressure a lasting settlement.

Golem France Great Britain Europe England Franté Torme & Hhiatter Tveracis Effe Gwee M. de Calorne Mi de Garonne Frances Millioris Bates Ingiayd Poeta Chalkshee Phe Sparaliel Dé Calanne Britain M. de Caioane

Duel law plea seeks Parliament remedy amid dueling scourge

A letter to an unnamed grace urges legislative action to curb dueling and severe penalties for those who challenge or kill their opponent. The writer references societal harms, religious regard, and calls for an explicit legal framework to deter this barbarous custom. The missive notes a recent surviving claimant, one of the fate's unfortunate constants, who has had a thigh amputated.

Houditt Newgate Aes Nealled Dwate

Attorney linked to anonymous letters to Mr Oldham

Michael Robinfiies faces charges of writing several anonymous letters to James Oldham from Coffe House area, alleging a manuscript was placed in his hand to injure Oldham’s character. Evidence includes letters sent to Oldham, with defense noting the letters were not for him. The case proceeds with authorities preparing for further action.

Michael Robinfiies James Oldhan Holborn Oldhall Old Alnio Oldham Ube Bae Ignds Aid Riverr Cate Reed

Inexact Census Note From Early Congress Speech

Fragmented OCR passage discusses population counts from a 1792 census and references to the United States enumeration. It cites figures around 587 million and 319 million in unclear form, with garbled terms for general, Congress, and enumerations. The readable fragment hints at early demographic recordkeeping and Appeals.

Congress United States Aepeals Pope Ations Sas Ayal Go Ts

Wheat Prices Fall as Trade Slumps Amid Market Volatility

In York on a recent market day wheat prices declined sharply following weaker demand and pending harvest concerns. The adjourned session at the Guildhall saw a grand jury return a bill of indictment for misappropriation, while concerns about grain and corn supplies weighed on futures and local trading.

Prison mill saves bread cost despite higher wheat prices

A Blandford Sessions account notes a hand mill in the prison reducing bread costs for the parish. Despite wheat prices nearly doubling since 1794, the prison’s 1708 bread consumption rose by 96 loaves, yet total bread expenses fell. The mill’s initial cost was five guineas with further London costs.

Blandford London Houtflow Newingtoh Kannes

Exctud Start Lottery begins drawing on 22d month

The scheme claims clear public advantage, inviting all to participate. It lists prizes including four of 26,000, five of 5,000, eight of 3,000, forty seven of 1,000, twenty nine of 500, and 15,150 additional prizes. Tickets and shares are sold at Wright's Licenced Office, Charing-Cross, cheaper than last year.

Allanks Wright Charing-Cross Neary

Birth Notice for Major Lyon’s Infant Son in Chichester

On Saturday last at Chichester the Lady of Major Lyon gave birth to a son. The announcement notes the birth in the local gentry circles with no further details on name or date.

Chichester Major Lyon of & Son

Death notices from Chester and London obituaries

Fragmentary notices report the death of Sir Charles Leving in Chester and mention Richard Leving Esq a former MP for the city along with Sir Thomas Grofves. Another item notes Mr John Luth a distiller in High Holborn and a Rev Henry Hold Reseest associated with Nora Biuilly Dyerene. Duke o Mantrele referenced in unclear context.

Chester Charles Leving Geatt Richard Leving Thomas Grofves Bartein John Luth High Holborn Henry Hold Nora Biuilly Dyerene -Gheplain Duke O 'Mantrele Bart Eptée

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