23 Nov 1792
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 23, 1792
Page
1
An 1792 assembly in Kia discusses dangers from radical opinions Rights of Man Equality and No King No Parliament. It forms an association to defend law and property, suppress sedition, and promote orderly government through local societies with weekly meetings and public notice.
PRESERVING LIBERTY and PROPERTY AGAINST REPUBLICANS AND LEVELLERS urged printing of the TRON charge. The Crown and Anchor book invites names to back the Society, promote private consultation, and form similar bodies in London and Westminster. It calls for watchful action against sedition, distribution of cheap books, and subordination to magistrates, with monthly audits and a plan to curb disorder.
A published description of Elegantly printed two volume work priced 14s bound. It covers principal transactions of the Irish Parliament from 1634 to 1656, a life of the first Duke of Ormonde, and a preface on ancient parliaments. Includes notes on Catholics voting, tithes in Ireland, Sir William Temple, and key speakers of the period.
A broad public alert offers one hundred guineas for information leading to conviction of anyone counterfeiting the Violet Soap patent. It details the King granted fourteenth year patent to Watter Gorvey of Surrey Lodge for a chemical process to deprive soap of caustic lime, sold as The Patent Violet Soap. London sales limited to No. 102 Bank Buildings Cornhill. wrappers claim official origin.
In the Bristol Clifton area above the Hotwells new rows of large elegant houses arise with a rising Crescent toward the southeast. Foundations are blasted from rock and walls rise fifty to sixty feet before habitable space appears. Critics fear the rural charm is lost as expansion overpowers tranquility and health.
At the last Old Bailey Sessions a woman was indicted for stealing twenty guineas from Sullivan an Irishman. He had hidden the money in a tin box beneath the wainscoting of his room. A gentleman in court speculated Sullivan was the Cork murder suspect advertised in Irish papers. Garrow investigated and confirmed the claim. Sullivan and his brother were apprehended in the Borough, examined at Union Hall, and sent to Ireland.
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