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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 01, 1792
Page
1
A late 18th century account recounts the Pandora disaster. An ironclad tale of mutiny and mutinous fate follows Captain Edwards and officers as they survive a reef, lash together boats, endure thirst and hunger, and reach Batavia after a perilous voyage with numerous losses and captured transports.
A Tea-dealer sues an Auctioneer after paying for a Port Obit Bond for 2001 at Garraway's in December 1791 and being deprived of a proper title. The case centers on misrepresented sureties including Lord Belfast and Earl of Sandwich, with King named as principal. Lord Kenyon orders damages to reflect the harm, jury returns verdict for the plaintiff.
Three men James Lockett William Taylor and John Ellison belonging to the 47th regiment drowned at the harbour mouth when their boat capsized on Wednesday. A Diana launch arrived with Captain and twelve seamen from Havannah to Corufina after a November 23 departure.
In a Royal style prospectus the Rights of Man estate, the Constitution of Great Britain, is advertised for sale by order of the Rights of Man at the Republican Repository in Toor'sa Court. The advertisement extols the 360 by 300 mile realm, the Mansion House on the Rock of Liberty, and the three branches of government, while warning of treachery and promising immediate punishment for any would-be sappers. It notes the estate is divided into Kin e Lords and Commons and further into Law Equity and Justice with numerous smaller tenements. The sale is framed as a transfer to those who value republican happiness, and it claims to be too excellent to fail the current authority’s aims despite objections to its claims.
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