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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

28 Nov 1796

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Evening Mail

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Nov 28, 1796

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3

Opposition over Sinking Fund plan and two million loan debate

The General Court discusses disapproval of the Sinking Fund relative to Territorial Acquisitions in India and a plan from Mr Pitt for raising two million pounds via augmented capital. Directors push for Friday resumption, printing of papers, and open examination by proprietors.

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Pit't India Pitt CuarrMan Ranpuk Jateson Evesixstone R. Jackson Trench East India Company Serjeant Heywood Dundas Iit Chartman Serjeant Heywood Jackson Bar Wis Watson Moore Fda Tourrey Subjé Tolfrey
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The Force of Ridicule Theatre Night Disaster

A new comedy The Force of Ridicule debuted amid delays and audience discontent. Miss Farren’s illness forced postponement. Palmer announced Zabella The Fatal Marriage as an alternative. The public questioned notice given to proprietors and Miss Farren’s punctuality, while the tragedy Zabella drew applause and exposed tensions in management and actress reputations.

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Paumer Farren Palmer Zabella Miss Far- Ren
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Court of King's Bench hearing on Miller gaming house

Court proceedings before Lord Kenyon involve Thomas Miller keeper of a gambling house in Leicester-square. Evidence from John Shepherd and others details hazardous play, pillory threats, and large losses. verdict guilty followed by remarks on witnesses and justice, with later crime notes of a lottery office error and the Neckinger-road robbery.

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Court OF King's Bench Lord Kenyon Gaming Houses Garrow Bailey Miller Mr. Litton Triumph Rexman John Shepherd Shepherd Leicester-street Leicester-square Hazard Howe Miller’s Tiims Lond Kenyon Bowtreet Smith Jdfica Erskine Couns Givinig
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