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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 18, 1796
Page
1
An 18th century scene describes officials led by Grace the Duke of Portrayi as they assemble at a weekly gathering. Joney delivers a political address and proclamations are read and dispersed. A Barthurf and a secretary oversee warrants and pending charges, with hopes of copies being exhibited.
A Victorian style notice by Thomas Wood describes a cure for rheumatic pain and scurvy using antistorbutic drops. He testifies that the remedy restored function after severe illness and lists purchase details including price and distributor at Soho Square with sales across Great Britain and Ireland.
A detailed account of a March installation ceremony, the National Assembly’s formation, and a grand public procession in The Hague. The pageant features banners, banners, a Tree of Liberty, and crowds including youths, mothers, and veterans. A statue tribute to Mr Howard closes the report.
A detailed, illustrated catalogue of women’s attire features muff styles, hats, capes, lace neckpieces, gloves, and embroidery in muffin, satin, and gold tones. The fashion notes describe bonnets and turbans, hair arrangements, and accessories, alongside a charitable bequest report noting Mr. Ethanuel Blan leaving funds to Leeds infirmary, York Quakers, and Hunslet Sunday School.
In a feature on the late royal nuptials, portraits by Flaxman and Beechey are highlighted including Romney’s striking portrait and depictions of Miss Cevh Grace, Mrs M A Tartar, Lady Paver, Lady Youne, Lady Ross, Sir Partie Stephens, Bannister, and more in grand ceremonial attire. An militia officers' oath rule imposes fines for certain conduct at messes, with proceeds for distressed wives and privates.
At a Tewkesbury meeting the Independent Society of Freemen unanimously voted thanks to Bsq Lepamere MP for his Commons speech on the Corn Bill and his indefatigable push for higher wages for poor laborers.
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