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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 18, 1796

Page

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Property for sale at Great Cumber Farm in Gloucestershire

By Mr Pratt at Hoppole Inn Tewkesbury a valuable farm called Great Cumber with 167 acres freehold and 43 acres leasehold arable meadow and pasture in Tirley Gloucestershire and Chafey Worcester. Occupied by Mrs Elizabeth Baynes rent details and April possession offered. View via tenants. particulars at several inns and solicitors in Gloucester Worcester Upton and London.

Hoppole Inn Tewkesbury Gloucesterthire Chafeley Worcesterthire Eligaeth Baynes John Broa All Essas King’s-head Gloucester Hoppe Worcester White-Lyon Uptonka Severn Green’ Dragon Corle-Lawn Blayney Pratt Eveshant Worcestershire

Pronouncing Dictionary for English Language Pocket Volume

The publishers announce a pocket dictionary with clear word meanings and syllable sounds, prefaced by a pro fessional grammar, adjusted orthography from Johnson, and accents per Sheridan and Walker. Aimed at a discerning public, it claims full merit against similar works and urges trust in its quality.

Sheridan Walker Johnson J. W. Myers

Rule to file Criminal Information against Middlesex magistrates

Law report details Mr Morcay moving for a Rule to show cause why a Criminal Information should not be filed against William Hyde and Mr Reid two Middlesex magistrates. He cites alleged oppression of a servant Thomas Brown who was hired as coachman and table waiter, worn in livery, jailed and flogged after a dispute over wages and supposed servitude. Lord Kenyon orders a Rule to be granted for the case to proceed.

Morcay William Hype County of Middlesex Thomas Brown Hyde Mr.Hyde Reid Brown Fox Knightibridge Somje House of Correction Lord Kenyon Mr. Mincay

Peace Terms with the Pope Signed by French Commissioners

The French Directory commissions Garrav and Lacicetti to negotiate with Monsignor Lorenzo Gaurpra the Pope’s plenipotentiary in Florence. They present the Treaty of Peace with 21 Articles, eight for secret conditions, five on commerce and navigation, and three on consul jurisdiction, demanding acceptance or refusal within six days or else deemed a refusal. Florence, Fruetidor 4, Year 4.

Italy Alps Pius Sextus Monsignor Gacevei Gatspot Monsignor Gateprr Executive Diréctory Florence Garray, Lacicett Garrav la- LiceTi Longenzo Gaurpra France Hbfy Thall Paris Baville French Republic College of Liege Republic Executive Directory Inquisition Avignon Comsat Venassin Republic of Holland Garra Latcets Arcy Hig Holiness Llorenzo GaLtot Naples Civita Vecchia Ancona Sact

Trade imbalance and its effect on American industry

An August Philadelphia report notes imports from Great Britain and its dominions total about 36 million pounds or dollars, while manufactured goods from other nations sum to roughly a million. It highlights Britain's cheap exports and long credits driving rivals from U.S. markets, causing closures such as the Dayton Works at Paterson in New Jersey.

Great Britain Hamburgh Great-Britain Britain United States Dayton Paterson

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Mr. Pratt LAW Report Court OF King's Bench, Noverg the King U. Reid and Hyde ESQAS Justices OF the Peace Axp Garrav and LaurieTri Monsignor Garerpi Aiid America Philadelphia
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