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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 13, 1793

Page

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Curzon objects to canal plan harming spring on Gopall Park

Curzon argues the proposed canal would destroy his spring source at Gopall Park due to required rock cutting and depth. He cites expert mineral knowledge and questions the lounge committee’s assurances, noting prior guarantees were offered only to win consent. He emphasizes private land interests and public utility concerns, with many landowners opposing the Ashby to Griff route.

Pring Curzon Yelp Whitworth Caraere Aubether Gopsall Eyaun Gorsaty Hall Sdubbade To Louch Ashby Griff

Angered London Gazette reports French and Austrian moves

Intelligence claims Archduke Charles advanced corps holds Tongres while Austrian forces seize Liege and Ruremonde, French retreat from Fort St Michel. The issue also lists a long bankruptcy and dividend schedule with numerous surrender dates and business notices across England.

Archduke Charles Tongres Liege Ruremonde Prince Frederick of Brunswick Fort St. Michel

Debates on Writ for Heytesbury MP and Coal Duty

The House considered a new writ for Heytesbury to replace the Earl Barrymore. Committee on Stewart's Divorce Bill postponed to tomorrow. Inclosures and canal bills read and passed or reported. A coal duty petition argued against repeal, detailing its long-standing public revenue role since 1721 and local origins, with opposition from Fox and Sheridan and defense by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Speaker Heytesbury Earl Barrymore Stewart Milton Bank Crickhower Langley Thorngrafton Grindon Speenhamland Road Milton Burton Upon Humber Basingstoke Kirkley Kendal Lancaster Norfolk AWSP Seccerimam Lions Alderman Anderson Pitt London Fox Westerinster Borough Hertford Buckingham Thames Metropolis Sheridan

Preferment and advowson fund for church living

A dated public notice outlines the request for preferment and perpetual advowson rights anywhere in England except Lincolnshire, inviting subscriptions to support French refugees and their families. The committee warns funds are nearly exhausted and that on March 21 the last aid will be given unless timely donations arrive. It notes over eleven hundred claimants including women and children, with further distress in Guernsey and Jersey.

England Lincolnshire Carpenter, Smith, Branco Fam Icitoys King’s’ Arms Yard Coleman-street Lenon W. Pitt J. Stanley Bart M. O T. Green Ef. Gray T. Knight Merriam N. DS T. Martin J. WV Heberden G. Fatrourdin Miss Fertter Wickham Lerty Genero&tly Guernsey Jerséy

Ferry Disaster Off Weymouth Sinks. Four Women Drowned

In Weymouth on a Friday morning about eleven, a ferry boat carrying four Portland women, four men, and four horses sank after an eddy pulled the rope and horses caused chaos. The boat quickly filled as the watch-board shifted. three women drowned while one survivor was rescued by a nearby boat. The horses swam to shore with the men, underscoring a tragic ferry mishap.

Weymouth March Jone

Mary and Ann in distress after storm at sea

On Sunday the 17th alt. the Mary and Ann, Wil th, bull was driven by contrary winds into distress. It broke from her care and lay at sea, water flooded the hull, and after hours she caught fire. Parts of the cargo and hemp were scattered, with crates damaged.

Eiqerfool Wilth

Lord Cale fuart Title Claims Heard in Lords

In the House of Lords counsel argued Lord Cale fuart's claims to the title and honour of Ochiltree. After discussions the committee adjourned. The usual prayers were read and Commons bills proceeded in routine business. The Lords adjourned at seven to resume next day.

Lord Calefuart Ochiltree Commons

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