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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 26, 1792
Page
4
A long reflective tract argues that landed and commercial elites must back government, oppose disruptive reform, and defend the constitutional order. It laments sectarian agitation, condemns reformers and religious critics, and cites treaties and Dutch constitutional guarantees to urge loyalty amid political upheaval.
Long dispatch notes European revolutionary fervor spreading across the Continent, with critics charging French authorities for liberty plots while warning of church lands in the Netherlands. It covers British political alignments, stock market chatter, public notices, and local incidents including fires, robberies, and canal talks.
A Calais letter from November 24 describes alarm for 26 emigrants returned from abroad placed in prison. Volunteers threatened but town authorities, with magistrates and police, maintained order as British traders and others offered arms. Patrols guarded streets, and by morning battalions numbering about 2500 were marching away, leaving the city tranquil. Bourgeois numbers did not exceed 800.
In Dublin yesterday a hurricane force wind rose and intensified, causing widespread damage to sailing craft on the Liffey. The storm’s strong gusts inflicted notable injury to ships and boats along the river.
OCR reads mixed lottery numbers and prizes with unclear formatting. Key entities such as prize totals and draw numbers are present but illegible, making precise details and outcomes uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a stranded cargo ship or vessel along the northern coast near Longton to Lilington, Forslabd. Details on origin, destination, or cargo are unreadable, but the incident involves a maritime delay affecting land and sea traffic.
The notice defends the True Violet Soap patent claims against impostors selling spurious copies. It details the king’s grant for fourteen years and marks printed warnings on wrappers to prevent deception. The Patentee’s Office urges public scrutiny and cites evidence from his family to refute slander.
The notice lists marriages in Edinburgh and Reading including Robert Manteeth of Glasgow to Matia Earle daughter of Capt Alexander Earle of the Dragoon Guards, and Lucet of Taxiffeck Street to Miss E Peck daughter of the late Roger Pack. It records deaths such as William Brgmi eld of Conduit Street and Miss Collins of Egypt-house Isle of Wight, with other obituaries including Lady Langdale and Lady Bellenden, plus local civic figure Sylvanus Hall and broker George Bronkbank.
Arrivals list ships at Plymouth Liverpool Clyde Cork Deal and Deal with crews from Lifton Belfast New York Surinam and Jamaica. Coastbound vessels include Spencer Scotty Minerva Colne Artaud Willing Moi and Hibernia Alea. ashore notices include stock prices and lottery tickets.
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