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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 10, 1798

Page

3

Voices on Liberty and Goverment in Crisis in Ireland and Britain

A speaker condemns press abuses and government overreach in Ireland and Britain, denounces parliamentary intolerance, and urges adherence to laws and constitutional principles. He defends a moderate path, preserving personal honor and the integrity of representation while urging resignation only if constituents demand it.

Ireland Great Britain BepPoxs France Switzerland Poland England Add Ith Finch Ion

Attacks on Taxes and Liberty Echo in Parliament Debate

A parliamentary speech denounces government taxation, subsidies, and policies threatening property and the Constitution. The speaker urges citizens to resist procedural overreach and criticizes ministerial aims while praising historic liberty and urging abstention from attendance. Figures named include the Duke of Benroan and Mr. Fox as the debate closes with a withdrawal of the speaker and allies.

Fan&son England Duke of Benroan House of Russell Housann Meilis Saerioan Ba- Seine Grey Trennex W.smira Brno

Ship News from Plymouth and Yarmouth Roads

Plymouth reports arrival of Larcher cuttes from Channel fleet and homeward Lisbon fleet with convoy, plus captures and retakes near Brest and Rochefort. Flying-Pihh from Lisbon arrives. American ship from Batavia captured, retaken near Cérunna. Danish shipbound Copenhagen and other prizes noted. Commodore M'Dovatt sails Ganges to shadow enemy ships off Helvoet. Baltic fleet reaches Yarmouth. Dignede, a 50-gun ship, sails failed entry.

Plymouth Larcher Cuttes Uthant Barp- Foar Brestquadron Lisbon Biexheim Fisher Norp Londo Pollock Batavia la Semble Edwards Liverpool Wilson Barbas Does la Belle Rochélle Enheim Sir Joan Orne P. S Lowestoffe Yarmouth Roads M‘dovatt Ganges America Veteran Proserpine Helvoet Texel Baltic

Dublin rejoicing as peace celebrates city and prison break

In Dublin the Excellency’s arrival and royal displays prompt public joy and illuminations while rebels attack Maryborough jail, a large insurgent visit to Roe Buck demesne precedes rewards. Cork reports Gaffy Sires executed for conspiracy as High Treason cases unfold with Power refusing to testify.

Dublin Wallis Great-Britain Bedford Tower de Foye God Save the King Maryborough Exsiaw Roebuck Roger O'Connor Cork Gaffy Sires Hambing Abe Harding Criminal Court Conaway Shannon Bacon David Poser Power Conway College of Dublins

Lords honor Speaker Fotter for proper conduct

In the House of Commons on Oct 6 Lord Caflereagh moved to thank Speaker Fotter for his dignified conduct. Sir Job Paral, Chancellor of the Exchequer, seconded the motion and it was unanimously agreed. A messenger from the Lords summoned the Commons to attend their Lordships bar. The Speaker, with all present members, went to the Lords and returned after reading the speech. The House adjourned per prorogation.

House OF Commons Satyapar Caflereagh Fotter Jobe Lords Commons

French Government Faces Neuson Victory Fallout

The French agents struggle to downplay Neuson’s victory though the effect runs deep into France's interior. The Directory responds by approving a levy of 200000 men and an extraordinary 120 million livres. The era’s marriage politics unfold with multiple high‑level matchups and dowry estimates in the thousands of Tournois as European courts maneuver. A fire at the Swan public house in Strand Southampton destroys the building and adjoiningMedicine Warehouse, with rapid rescue efforts preventing further harm.

Neuson Vicory France Council of Five Hundred Directory D’ancouveris D’artois Monszeue Royat Louis XVI Mittau Louis XVIII Vienna Cariel Cotsfin Germany Russia Duazstina Cofenzet Mitta Cixpates Erzetoa Saxony Swan Strand Southampton

Funeral of Briata of Waipuee Gat In Lisbon Garrison

Yesterday eight to the evening the Briata of Waipuee Gat was interred at the thirtale place of the English Factory. The Portuguese parishion was under Amnis and General Srawaet with staff and regimental commandants in the English service garrisoned at Lisbon. The Prince died of a dreply in his thefts. This morning the cotfipdated of Baplith Artillery and several artificers embarked on a beard ship. The gth Regiment has embarked destined for a secret Expedition, with all carts provided.

Waipuee Amnis Srawaet Gommiandars Regtaignté Lisbon

Navy unit to disembark at Spithead by morning

The Naith Hants Milita aboard His Majesty s Mins Aidmaar and Pallas, five weeks after sailing from Ireland, have faced strong headwinds at Spithead and in the Isle of Wight. They are scheduled to disembark by midmorning as conditions allow.

Members Plate of Sol for Horses at Boroughbridge Race Meet

Sporting Intelligence from Boroughbridge reports the Members Plate of Sol for horses, detailing entrants aged two to five, weights, and rules. The card lists races across multiple heats with names such as Star, Delamere, Stella, and Delpint, including riders, ages, and weights, plus a note on the sponsor and prize structure for the Thursday race day.

Boroughbridge Mr. Hugchinson Fletcher

Sheep and lambs at Cliffe Pair fair draw 40,000 head

Lewes Orr reports the Cliffe Pair fair drew about 40,000 sheep and lambs, the largest yet in the town. Prices averaged four shillings a head lower than last year, and a farmer’s letter-case with bank bills valued at seventy one pounds was stolen and later found in the river by fishermen.

Cliffe

Diverse 19th Century Notes On Society and Crime

Quoted items discuss Hans Zows colours presented in Sloane Street with rain dampening attendance. Also remarks on Shakespeare meeting silence, Irish Union deception, Paris press purging licentious walls, Dr Maverow becoming Oxford vice chancellor, Wanstead Church robbery of communion plate and wine, 16 culprits in the gang, police pursuit, Maryland Point near Laytonstone and Wantstead housebreakings, and high Holland fuel scarcity affecting collier prices in Rotterdam versus London.

Hans Irish Union M. Mercsary Paris Maverow St. John’s College Oxford Corpus:Christi Wadham Worcester Exeter-Col- Erriat Wanstead Church Essex Derks É&C Maryland Point Laytonstone Wanttead Holland Rotterdam London

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