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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 14, 1791

Page

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New Novels and Literary Catalog on Sale in Piccadilly

A varied list announces new novels and editions from Logographic Press and J Waltra. Titles include Constancy, Tales of Imagination, The Parson's Wife, The Hermit of Snow Dinn, Memoirs of Alberta and Lavinia, and Norman and Ber yha. Also advertised are new editions of Diable Bot, Anderson’s History of Commerce, Bacon selections, Derham’s Physico Theology, and Robinson Crusoe editions with plates. Sold at 169 Bend-street, Piccadilly and other booksellers.

Simes Silri E.” Bickerstaff Logocranic Press J. Waltra Hortentot Lady England Questo Anderso Anderson Great Britain Francis Lord Bacon KC. Einson Crusoe DE Foe Price France United States of America United States Etienne Claviere P. Brissot Warville

Insurrection in Geneva as peasants clash with council

A historical report describes a February attack on Geneva by peasants from the Territory of Geneva and French villagers led by exiled Mayor Grenus Chalaineau. The mob entered the city, clashed with patrollers, and was repulsed by armed citizens and defending troops. the disturbance drew support from Turin Grenoble and Paris and ended with restored order.

Geneva Gex Géneva Grenus Chalaineau Seurdillat Gervais Michely Yndick Neon Morne Aitus Neta Turin Grenoble Paris

Bank Meeting Endorses Petition Against Minister’s Bill

Monday’s third Bank Proprietors meeting at the Bank heard the Court of Directors petition to Parliament opposing the Minister’s Bill for appropriating 509,000 of seized civilsends to public service.

Best Keagih Baxyamry Court of Directors Bolasovny Atre Pickett Pritt Bank of England Mafinguet Titt Pignori B. Hammett Trammett Ularmann Fea

Debate over George Edmonstone election vote continues

The SECTION COMMITTEES sat Saturday with both sides hearing counsel on George Edmonstone, Esq. whose poll showed a disputed vote. At 2:30 pm the committee withdrew for private deliberation, and when reconvened the chair announced the vote stood as decided. Counsel for Sir Alexander Campbell signaled no further questions after noting two remaining similar objections.

George Bemenstone S Q Geo. Edmonstone Sir Alexander Campbell

Trade to the East and global powers in ancient times

The passage argues for opening a trade to the East, noting ancient powers like Hebrews and Greeks and modern powers such as Venetians and Portuguese rose through direct East trade. It urges Ireland to pursue links with Asia and Africa, citing favorable geography and ports, and mentions university commencements where degrees were conferred including LL.D. and Bachelor of Arts to many candidates.

Cape of Good Hope Asia Africa America Europe Indies Taer Ss and Ts Treat Mines Sdn Soren Emey India Lewis Stephen Retchi

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