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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 02, 1798

Page

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Sacred Music Publication Seeks Support for New Vocal Collection

A London notice promotes SACRED VOCAL MUSIC Vol 1 selections from Handel Pergolesi Purcell and others arranged for piano and voices. Edited by R J S Stevens organist at the Charterhouse St Michael Cornhill Inner Temple with plans for three more volumes published annually. readers invited to send names and addresses to receive the work.

Pergies Canterbury Charterhouse St. Michael, Cornhill Honourable Society of Inner Temple London Handel Pergolesi Purcell Green Reynolds Steffani Marcello Croft King Savage É&C Aind

Irish State Lottery draws in London offices advertise tickets

Fourth of July twenty fourth notice outlines prize structure of a 1798 Irish State Lottery. Tickets and shares available at Richardson Goodluck and Co and Stevenson and Matchett, with post office orders or mail orders accepted. High prizes include 20,000 pounds and 30,000 pounds. mentions eightteenth and sixteenth shares. Letters post paid answered. urgency to purchase before March 22 drawing.

Tay Richardson,goodluck, and Co Cornhill King’s-Mews Charing-cross London Mesfis Stevenson and Matchett’s Market-place Nwhere Nere Ina Richardson, Gooprucx

Ladies Warned On Lavender Water Fraud At Catharine Street

An old notice warns buyers to buy Steel’s Lavender Water only from No 35 Catharine Street to avoid imitations that could ruin Steel’s reputation. It notes discounts for bulk orders, with six bottles as the minimum at wholesale price, and contrasts with higher prices from rivals selling under the same name. It also advertises King’s Honey Water in various sizes at listed prices.

Steel Catharine-street Strand Somerset

Letter from Berne on French occupation and Swiss distress

A correspondent in Berne laments French liberty and occupation. He describes plunder, famine risk, and destruction across the canton, condemns General Mancaux and Brune, and fears the Swiss will be ruined as French forces advance toward Lyons and Marseilles. The writer pleads for mercy and prayers for England.

Berne Jhaften England Directory of Paris Bayne Mancaux Bernemu Italy Brune Rhine Leo Haugen Berc Baile Soleure Bruse Lyons Marseilles Toulon Switzerland

Law report at Guildhall on Brown v Turner line of cases

May 2 court session ends with verdict for defendant in the Bill of Exchange case involving Pritchard and Turner. A separate action for clothing debts to a wife and daughter considers family support and legal responsibility under Elizabethan statute. Lord Kenyon cites rule on due bills and maintenance obligations between spouses and children.

Court of King's Bench Lord Kenyon Nifi Prius Guildhall BROWN Pritchard Turner Garrow Verdic Justices of the Peace Eliz. C.z Verdi

Gratitude Petition for Lord Bristol at Rome

343 artists from varied nations petition Citizen Administrator to restore Lord Bristol to possession of artworks seized from English holdings in Rome. They praise his 46 years supporting fine arts and urge French government backing to protect and reinstate the collection amid wartime plunder by Maslena’s officers, noting possible repair under General St Cyr.

Cirizen Havier Italy Rome Derry Bristol Bris Rox Maslena St. Cyr

Lambton Hunt Sweepstakes and City Members Plates at Durham

Sporting Intelligence notes Durham races with two mile heats for two year olds and up, including entries from Darlington, Burrell, Crompton, and others. Friday features the Freemen and Innkeeper's Purse and a lineup led by Fenton's Dapple and Sir H. Williamson's Sceptre.

Darlington B. c Pegasus Fenton G. c. Dapple Delpini Col. Hamilton B.c Craddock Drone Freemen Inkeeper H. T. Vane H. Williamson

York shows volunteers inspected and coastal encampment planned

On Saturday the infantry volunteer corps led by Col Datton was inspected by Col Maxwell on the Manor Shore with approval. Additional volunteers, two troops of cavalry and four infantry companies, are being formed in Sheffield for local protection. An Holderness Coast encampment will include regiments from Nottingham, Durham, Northumberland, and North York Supplementary militia, plus Dumfries and Somerset cavalry. At Pontefract Sessions, Treasurer Staton presented the woollen manufactory figures showing yarn and piece counts with notable decreases and increases.

Datton Manor Maxwell Sheffield Holderness Nottingham Durham Northumberland North York Dumfries and Somerfethhire Pontefra& Sessions Staton BroAb

Anniversary Treat for Dragoons at Canterbury City

A correspondent from Canterbury Colchester and Watford reports the 7th Queen's Own Dragoons, quartered in the city, gave an Anniversary Treat on the 26th to serjeants corporals and privates who fought gallantly under his command on the Plains of Catteau on April 26 1794.

Canterbury Col.Watson Queen’s Own) Dragoons Plains of Cattean

May Games Suppression and Royal Clemency in 1516

The account recalls London May Day celebrations from Greenwich to Shooters Hill with green-hooded archers and a Robin Hood figure. Foreigners faced hostility sparked by a fiery preacher, provoking riots in Cheapside and Newgate. Lord Mayor and Council failed to curb violence. 13 to 40 offenders were sentenced, many drawn and quartered, later pardoned by King Henry VIII after Cardinal Wolsey and officials appealed for mercy. The events led to the discontinuation of May Games.

London Henry VII Catherine Greenwich Shooter’s Hill Robin Hood Green Wood Priet Bell Spital Cardinal Woolsey Cheapside Prentices Newgate Compter Duke of Norfolk Earl of Surry Guildhall Westminster Hall Cardinal Wolsey

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