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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 14, 1797

Page

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Salt debts and charity receipts across London prisons and offices

The monthly report lists 47 debtors totaling 178000 pounds 153 shillings 8 pence, with discharged prisoners and petitions approved or rejected. Benefactions are received by multiple firms and trustees across Cheyne Walk Chelsea, Fleet Street, Lombard Street, Pall Mall and Craven Street, with books open for supporters as the society meets on the first Wednesday each month.

J. Neild Cheyney- Walk Chelseas Sir R Hoares Fleet-street Fuller, Son Lombard-street Biddulph Ridge Charing-Cros Dortien and Co Finchlane Cornhill Hamspersley’s Pall-Mail Vere Lucadgn Broughton, and Co Mefirs Wilkinton, Pothill, Bloxam, and Co Southwark Craven-street Strand

Lottery notice from Hornsby and Co announces July 29 drawing

Messrs Hornsby and Co inform the public that the True State Lottery drawing begins on July 29, earlier than usual. Purchasers may claim prize money at Cornhill London or Exeter and Liverpool offices. Tickets and shares sold on favorable terms. capital prizes already sold and registered in English lotteries. Government securities bought and sold by commission.

Messrs Hornsby and Co Cornhill Royal Exchange London Mefits Txewsean Son’s Exeter Thomas Brrrixee Dverpoel Gendeman Eis Dixchequer Smith Hobhouse Rofe

King's Patent Cakes for thinning liquid blacking

Ad for W Bayley cakes used with water to make a thinning liquid for blacking shoes and leather. Claims shine, softness, and pliability, with no odor and easy application. Warns of counterfeits. mentions engraved label and distribution through Bayley, Son, and Blew, Cockspur Street.

W. Bayley Ntec Bayley Blew Cockspur-street Don N.B

Garrick Monument Celebrates David Garrick Legacy

A monument after eighteen years stands in memory of David Garrick with three figures, chief act or Agtor in a theatrical posture. Critics note flaws in the Garrick and Tragedy figures but praise Comedy as less graceful yet evocative, while the tablet bears an epitaph praising Garrick and Shakespeare, the monument erected in 1797.

David Garrick Agtor Zhagedy Shakespeare John Duke of Arcyle Roubilliac Garrick Triamr

Dublin Quarter Sessions Hear Case Of Robbery And Assault

The Dublin adjourned Quarter Sessions heard John Martin and James Rinkle accused of robbing two Highland serjeants at Blackrock on May 18. Testimony showed a crowd scene after a challenge to soldiers. Martin denied involvement, Rinkle and others assaulted serjeants, swords were taken. Verdicts: robbery acquitted for both, Martin acquitted of assaults, Rinkle found guilty of assaults and sentenced to three months with good-behavior security.

Whioni Martin King Constitution Rinkle M‘pherson Thompson Shim Green Rinkley

Daring rescue at sea of Waterford brothers in Bombay

Two Waterford youths of the 75th regiment were swept offshore at Caglaba Bombay by a south wind surge. One brother, from safety, bravely swam through the surf and griped the other by the hair, dragged him to shore, and, despite a heavy blow, remained with him until rescue. A boat arrived and both were treated and both recovered after prolonged remedies.

Waterford Caglaba Bombay

York Building Company Appeal Heard in Lords

The House of Lords on Wednesday continued the York Building Company versus Mackenzie appeal. The Lord Chancellor spoke at length and the Court of Appeal decision was affirmed with costs. Adjourned for the day.

York Building Company Mackenzie

Debate on Exchequer Bills and Newspaper Duty in Commons

The House debated Stamp Duty on newspapers and related clauses. Members opposed exemptions for Exeter and argued over effects on country papers, vendors, and profits. Amendments, penalties, and proposed allowances were discussed, with the report ordered for tomorrow.

Hebheart Wilberforce Bird Tarleton Hobhouse Pitt

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