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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 05, 1792

Page

3

Bankrupts and dividends listed in the London Gazette

The London Gazette entry records bankruptcy enlargements and bankrupts including Natali the linen-draper, Calender, Thomas Jones, Wolf Benjamin, John Cook Petrit, and others with surrender dates at Guildhall or Angel Inn Cardiff. Dividends are scheduled April 17 to May 1 for multiple creditors and trades, with various debtors named across Manchester Cardiff and London locales.

James“Hiaves Aid Thomas Porter Elgis Anglesey Beau Waaris Carnarvon Tite Conway Merioneththire Bala Natali Farrender Fiat Teny Guildhall Ichael Kavang Callender Thomas Jones Basing-lane Ter Guildha Wolf Benjamin Baynbary Oxford Bankruipts John Cook Petrit Dogwell Court White Friars Goldsmith Atomics Inge and Chandlers Goldensware Jane Johnstone Charles Johnstone Stubbins Lan Easter Bridgewater Arms Manchester William Seddon Philip Davy Cardiff Glamorganshire Angél-Iun Wood Henry Hudson Wentworth-street Spital- Beth George Durand Holborn Munton Levy Riichard Levy Covent David Paton Oxford-street Linendraper Fa ‘ Charles. Chiiths Dean“street Andrew: Hardlow Southampton Teri GuildWail Tobias Atkidson the Youndger Helton Cornswall Angel-In Helston Joh Richardson Romford Estex Ted Guildhatt

Fragmented Gothic Era Newsboard Items and Local Scuttlebutt

A mangled narrative reports on a wanted man named Narre Tanpy and a looming amnesty threat. It then shifts to a theatrical monologue about a widow funding a monument, a successful play Reap To Ruin, a duel near Battersea, and a naval voyage with a shipwreck rescue near Cork. Also noted are a Clap-hangss Surrey death, a Downing Street lodging housekeeper’s sudden death, and cathedral thefts in Winchester of communion plate worth over 100k.

Narre Tanpy Hotcroft New- Market John Moorsouss Liord Auprey Hemorr Imalice Preeafe Kemarr Battersea Navy Liverpool Bristol Atlantic Andix Cork ClaphangsSurrey Apzanam Arxins Prtt Downingstreet Winchester

Madrid plans to suppress go festivals and sell church estates

Madrid reports a series of measures to curb go festivals this year. A second bull would affect beneficed clergy, and a third would allow the Kine to alienate estates of the four military orders commanderies. Sale of these estates would ease finances if perpetual rents are kept, with no objections from the Kine.

Krne

Leyden March 2 Emigrant Princes seek funds for war matériel

A former Garde du Corps of the King of France, now with the Emigrant Princes, arrives in Amsterdam to hasten money negotiations. Spain offers security as cannon, busquets, sabres, and pistols ordered by the Princes’ Chancery are sent from Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Reports claim an Alsace attack planned for late April or early May, while Holland to tax remains unchanged, with bankers and Rotterdam/Hague funds aiding the Emigrants.

Amsterdam Garde du Corps France Spain Rotterdam Alsace Holland Hague

Royal return to Buckingham and Windsor events

Royal family travels from Windsor to Buckingham House with a levee at St James's. A hunting outing near Taplow Common is noted, and a Lisbon mail reaches Falmouth aboard the King George Packet. Cabinet Council meets at Whitehall with ministers present amid European political turmoil and revolts.

Buckingham House Windsor St. James’s Taplow Common Lisbon Falmouth King Geores Ville Whitehall Jersey M. Dusourc Blake Parlia ‘Ment Britanny Coblentz Morocco Europe France Nootka

Sir Joshua Reynolds and the Royal Academy Legacy

Français d the passage traces Sir Joshua Reynolds's rise in portraiture, his masters in Italy, and his pivotal role at the Royal Academy. It highlights his election as president in 1761, Walpole’s praise of his letters and discourses, and his stature as a leading European painter. The note also mentions his Knighting, Royal Society fellowship, and literary merit.

Lonsdon Hudféns Joshua Italy Lord Keppel England Tie Sheerest Europe Joshud Ras Hope Cupid Count Appling Samuel Jupiter New College Chapel Oxford Sir Joshua Royal Academy Horace. Walpole JeAnfo Sis Fothua Royal Society Dublin Jothda Reynolds Dr. Goldsmith Sir Fothua Thade

Death of Ali Ami Stirs Community After Conn Incident

Local residents mourn the passing of Ali Ami after a connection emergency. Official reports confirm a fatal event, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and community members expressing condolences. The incident underscores ongoing safety concerns in the area.

Ali Ami

Debated Adjournment Opens House Session

Fragmentary OCR notes show debate on adjournment and bill consideration. Peers met briefly, order and morrow resolves discussed, House rose after about five minutes with a committee to take up the question.

House of Commons Transacts Business in New Western Wing

In the great room of the western wing the House met to discuss fittings and dispatch routine orders before adjourning to the next day. The scene notes some arrangements for the new buildings and ongoing formalities within the chamber.

Notable double suicide and local court actions in early March

GOUNTRI NEWS reports a man near Oxford shot himself after tying his horse to a gate on the Henley road, leaving a pocket watch and money. discovery prompts medical aid. Other items note a bankruptcy proceeding in the city, and Hertford Assizes coverage with several youths sentenced or transported for theft and related offenses.

Oxford Stz Clement’ Fieldy Henley Road Cro

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