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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

27 May 1793

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Evening Mail

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 27, 1793

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3

King Against Frost in Seditious Words Trial at Westminster Hall

Westminster Hall heard the Crown prosecute Mr Frost for seditious words uttered on November 6. The Attorney General argued the conduct threatened public peace and ranked equality with no king as a dangerous doctrine. Witnesses testified Frost declared for equality and no king in a coffee room scene. The jury returned a guilty verdict after a lengthy proceedings led by Lord Kenyon.

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Shatiedot Prante Frost Great Britain France Failty Zéait Net ‘Frost Percy Paul Savighac Paul Savighac, Mr.Yateman Colonel Bullock Fait Sara Iid Lawignac Vateman Buxllock Teatt Erskine Lord Kenyon Duke of Richmond St. James’s Street Criminal Court of Justice Justice Forster Himslf
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Victory at Famars Sparks Allied Advance, 1793

London Gazette Extraordinary reports Captain Craufurd bearing a dispatch from the Duke of York detailing the Combined Forces under Prince of Cobourg and His Royal Highness' command defeating the enemy at Famars on May 23 1793. British Hanoverian Austrian troops supported by heavy artillery stormed redoubts, captured seven cannons and about 209 prisoners, with notable bravado by the Guards and Hanoverian garde de corps amid fog and delayed progress.

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Whitehall Craufurd Duke of York Sh James Mur Vay Bart Royal Famars Prince of Saxe Cobourg Famaro Lyvo Ronellé Ortie Ferraris Ronelle Colloredo Valenciennes Otto Quesnoy Hussars Abercrombye Inntry
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Mrs Vincent's Lotion Promises Money Back After Trials

A damaged ad promotes Mrs Vincent's Lotion with claims of curing redness freckles and nose blemishes. It guarantees return of purchase money and urges buying via Bacon’s agents in London outlets. One bottle priced 25 shillings 9 pence, claimed to offer valuable effects for facial skin conditions.

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