09 Mar 1792
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 09, 1792
Page
1
An advertisement touts Coal Vanish Paints as cheap, effective preservatives for wood, iron, and damp damage. It lists colors and prices per cwt and per pound, notes improvements since last year, and directs readers to The British Colour Company in Walbrook London with a reference to a dercone number 325.
A STATE PAPER voices sharp critique of abusive attorney actions and harsh exactions under debtor laws. It calls for abolition of such oppressive practices and outlines directives on emigrant French travelers, emphasizing asylum with strict limits and swift removal of propagandists. Berin, February 4, 1792.
His Majesty arrived at the House and the Royal Affent was given by Commission to the Repeal Additional Malt Tax Bill and the Bill to repeal the Tax on Female Servants among five others. Lords adjourned, bills read, and the session paused to the next day.
An Extract from the Hon. Grerce Knox speech defending the current government and constitution while warning against dangerous opinions. He lauds the administration for prosperity and loyalty to the Sovereign, notes vigilance against reformist ideas, and asserts law will counter sedition.
A long heartfelt missive expresses paternal concern for a talented young man. The writer warns against self harm and warns against embracing despair, offering mentorship, travel guidance, and the hope of meeting in York. The letter frames guidance as balancing trust and caution while promising care.
The House of Commons agenda set March 28 for slave trade petitions and a future date for the George Rose trial motion. Wilberforce warned of abolition plans while Carleton urged public discussion. procedures for attendance and notices were debated amid absent members and shifting timelines.
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