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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 03, 1791
Page
1
A mid aged gentleman riding a Black Galloway on City Road near Paddington Green was hailed by another rider who admired the horse and asks for the owner to contact A B at Mr Waller 169 Piccadilly opposite Bond Street. No horse dealer need apply. message to any reader who knows the referenced gentleman.
The proprietor promotes these Aperient Pills as a ready laxative for all ages to gently open the bowels without common purgative harms. They claim benefits for cold, cough, fever, habitual costiveness, and associated ailments, asserting no aloes and safer than Scotch Pills. Sold by T Williams and W Bacon at Oxford Street outlets. Descriptive pamphlet available.
Friday proceedings in the English Parliament cover the Birmingham Canal witnesses, adjournments to Monday, and a regulated schedule for Orders of the Day. Debate spans Patent Yellow Colour, Quebec Bill, Libel Bill, Corn Bill, and the Roman Catholic Bill with clause-by-clause scrutiny and significant amendments.
Abstract of parliamentary proceedings detailing third readings of several bills including Middle Passage and Quo Warranto, and Cecil's Divorce bill postponement. Motion for a committee to examine Carlton House funds and applications is debated and a Finance Committee report on public income and expenditures from 1786 to 1791 is hotly reviewed with multiple resolutions on revenue, expenditure, and permanent peace establishment.
Lord Stanhope attacked obsolete Canonical laws and proposed amendments adopted by Lord Rawdon. The bill, amended in committee, was reported yellow colour bill. Lord Rawdon adjourned hearing to Monday for second reading.
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