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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 08, 1791
Page
1
A lengthy 1791 document recounts bishops pleas to reform and defend Catholic faith amid French Revolution pressure. Cardinal Lomenie replies from Sens detailing loyalty to civil authority, church unity, and clash over civil constitution. Additional court notes recount petty thefts, robberies, and sentences including transportation for James, with Guilty verdicts and acquittals.
Royal patent piano forties with spring touch, harps and flutes stops offered by Crang Hancock. First floor warehouse at No 32 Parliament Street, Westminster, opens to nobles and musicians for testing Sundays free of expense. Not for credit or hire. aims to prove intrinsic merit over patronage.
Extract from a late Brief by the Pope to the Bishop of Sens urges obedience and non resistance amid the National Assembly reforms. It condemns oath taking and civic authority over spiritual matters, warns that liberty of religious thought threatens religion, and stresses exile and suffering rather than betrayal of faith.
The first day at the Old Bailey opened with the indictment of soldiers John Dawson and William Browne of the Guards for a highway robbery of Mr. Maddox on the evening of the 4th. Maddox testified he was stopped near the hill’s north base and relieved of his valuables.
In the Lords Lord Stanhope denounces the delay of the Bill to fix juries rights in criminal libel cases as vital to liberty of the press. Lords Camden Hardwick and Loughborough argue for thorough discussion with judges before a final decision, while Grenville and Lansdowne defend postponement to next session. The motion to delay passes.
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