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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 24, 1797

Page

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Fluid Analysis of the Human Body by J J Plenck Excerpt

An extract from the Medical and Chirurgical Review discusses the chemistry of body fluids. The piece, translated from Latin by J J Plenck, presents animal machine analysis principles, noted for their simplicity and applicability to physiology. Published by Booley and partners in London and Edinburgh and Dublin.

Booley Broad-street London Mudie Edinburgh W. Gilbert Dublin

Fragmentary Lottery Report Sparks Speculation

A damaged extract references a lottery end and prizes in the 19th century style. Names such as HORNSBY and Lowery appear alongside scattered figures and prize amounts amid garbled phrasing. The readable items hint at official confirmation and prize details but lack coherent context.

Taomas Chhahe Sudigada

Frauds in Remedies and Noted Claims in Royal Exchange Notice

A historical notice exposes alleged deception surrounding proprietary medicines and deceptive recipes. It cites John Hayman, Dr. Thomas Tate, and Wooodland vendors, warning the public to beware counterfeit drops and fake cures. The Royal Exchange notice condemns misrepresentation and asserts legal action to protect buyers.

Stan Aard Jobin Hayman Trath Hayman John Royal Exchange Son Wallaby Norton Traven Norean Marchant London Gach Nhand Witing Pawl Usery and Co Bow Shaw Strand St:and Co Oxford W.B Golden Square

Parliament Heard Corinteli in Cause of Gibson Argerss

The House of Lords heard Corinteli in the case of Gibson Argerss after a hearing. Lord Che teller presided as the Decree of the Central put Commons.

Corinteli Gibson Argigen Omerss Ana Ff Che ‘Eller

Unclear OCR notes on May Day parliamentary bills

Fragmentary transcript shows third readings of the Bolted Road and Ely Dedinage Bills and resumed debate on the Corn Bill. References to barley, way and means, and demand on places appear garbled.

Ely

Army Pay Increase Debate in the House of Commons

The House of Commons debates raising army pay with a committee of supply. The Secretary at War argues for a broad increase to privates and noncommissioned officers, drawing on bread money and other allowances. MPs discuss the propriety of informing soldiers of government promises and the balance between parliamentary authority and executive decisions.

Mozr Fife Andy Duke of York Military Department Navy Naval Department Pep Cate Anid Tate Piaying W. Smith Offea Pitt Tarleton Smith Fox Martin Sérjeant

Seizure of Seditious Hand Bills by Soldiers at Chatham

The article recounts seditious printed hand bills circulated among sailors and soldiers at Chatham and Sheerness urging disloyalty to the army and navy. It notes meetings in Marine Barracks, responses by sergeants and corporals, and similar plots in Newcastle and Maidstone with soldiers funding treason investigations. A man named Fellowes was arrested for printing the hand bills.

Chatham Toreinn Cpt Newcastle Maidstone Fellowes

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