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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 15, 1792

Page

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Coal varnish paints and tar brown offered for weather boarding

The British Colour Company advertises coal varnish paints and tar brown with various colors and prices for fences and weather boarding. Also mentions white lead paints and other products in linseed oil. Applications and discounts noted, with lists of local agents and charities accepting support at the Thatched House Tavern and No 7 Craverm Street.

British Colour Company Walbrook London Tavisibie W. B Neild St. James’s-street London Exchange Banking Company St. James'sreet Meifrs Hlearer

Abolition Debate On Slave Trade Sparks Public Deliberation

In a strong appeal to readers of the Evening Mail, a public defense of abolition argues moral justice against slave trade and critiques pro abolition and anti abolition positions. It cites European wars, barbarism, and supposed savagery as context, while acknowledging complexities discussed in the House of Commons.

Europe Africa Addisisg House of Commons

Lawyer’s View on Captain Kimber Trial and Abolition Charge

The piece defends Captain Kimber, acquitted of abolitionists' charges over a murder claim, and questions the evidence and motives of Dowling and Devereux. It criticizes Wilberforce and urges careful inquiry, while ending with La Chevalier D Eon’s defiant plea to rejoin military life and seek royal approval to fight France.

Kimber House of Commons Wilberforce Dowling Iziz Devereux Senate

Anacharsis Cloots and the Chevalier D'Eon

A May 12 dispatch urges D Eon to join a popular movement against tyranny. Anacharsis Cloots praises the Gaulish Minerva and calls for an Amazonian phalanx to accelerate victory, chiding D Eon for neglect while rulers act.

Paris Minerva Graces Thalestris Joan of Arc Achilles

Le Chevaliere D Eons Answer To The Orator Of The Woman Race

A fragment from Le Chevaliere D Eon railing at gender roles and war, boasting readiness to return to battle for liberty. She references Paris, Rochambeau, La Fayette, Biron, and ministers, notes her mourning attire, and claims study of the rights of Man spurred her to leave English service.

LE Chevaliere D'Eon Paris Mars Achilles Rochambeau Luckner la Fayette Biron M. Chauvelin London M. Biron Lie Madam Minerva Magna Minerva Greca Lous XV Versailles

King v Major case affirms corn measure conviction

Isle of Wight case before King's Bench concerns selling corn by a bushel not Winchester measure eight gallons. Court upholds conviction, ruling two 17th century statutes remain in force and negate implied repeal by later acts. Justice notes widespread noncompliance and urges national conformity to the existing positive laws.

King Major Isle of Wight Court of King’s Bench Winchester Lord Keiyon

LAW REPORT FRIDAY JUNE 15 AT KING'S BENCH BAIL AND TANDY TRIAL

A brief court session covers bail denial for a Newgate prisoner accused of receiving stolen goods. Lord Kenyon rejects bail. The main trial concerns James Napper Tandy charged with provoking John Toler to fight via seven counts including sending two written challenges. After five hours, the jury returns not guilty on all counts.

Garrow Newgate Abbot Keeley Lord Kenyon Fames N.yandy Ireland John Toler Egg Court of King’s Bench Clonmel Justice Hewitt Justice Boyd Sheriff's Natione Tandy Crown Toler Sth Mr. Toler James Napper Tandy Ferd Toler House of Comasons Wurristone Col. Smith J. Hewitt Cuier Cater

Libel Trial Against King and Essex Official

The defendant was ordered imprisoned three months in the King’s Bench Prison for a libel against Zachariah Button Esq a magistrate of Essex and a county gentleman. After release he must find security for good behavior for three years with himself and sureties in sol. The case featured arguments and Mr Justice Boxer’s speech, to be reported first opportunity.

Uy, Bawldery Zachariah Button Essex King’s Bench Justice Boxer

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