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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 14, 1791

Page

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Royal Humane Society Court Report London 179!

The General Court of Directors of the Royal Humane Society in London records summer rewards paid for ninety four successful rescues and many lives saved. Thanks are given to Barking Lewisham Rotherhithe and St Dunstan clergy, and to Rev. Milne Pridden Sanders Romaine Mason Brewer for sermons supporting the society. Gratitude is extended to Dr Lett and Dr Hawes for faithful service, with a motion to thank the Lord Mayor for his public support and to publish these resolutions in morning and evening papers.

Barking Lewisham Rotherhithe St. Dunstan’s Lett Hawes Humane Society Oreah Thompson V. P Deputy Nichols

London Charities advertise cures and medical claims

The notice lists benefactions to a charity at the Thatched House Tavern and various London offices, promoting Roop's Vegetable Essence and other remedies with testimonials. It also advertises medical cures by Mrs Pattisson and others, plus sale details for a Stockport cotton manufactory and property, including lots, rents, and auction terms.

Neild St. James’s-street London*Exchange Banking Company Craven-street Strand Stockport Margaret Brightmore Red Lion County of Chester Watson's Carrs Stock Port Hillware Street Sore Pey Mortengeer Philip Brierly Holland Watson

William Gray denies defamatory paragraph in August world

Ma William Gray informs his friends that the paragraph inserted in the world of the 2other August was groundless and that he arrived in London on Saturday last. He says he never went near Bruffells or saw the Cunt de la Motte and is puzzled by the malicious assertion made during his absence. He returns thanks for inquiries from New Bond Street dated Sept 12, 1791.

William Gray London Bruffells

Greenwoods Balls for Cleaning Leather Breeches

By the Kings Patent Greenwoods Balls for cleaning leather breeches enjoy high reputation and demand. Counterfeits are warned as injurious and inferior. each authentic ball bears a label stating By the King's Patent Balls for cleaning Leather Breeches prepared by Jeff Greenwood filmed by himself at Bishopsgate.

KNG Greenwoood Warchoutz Bithopsgate

A Freeborn Englishman Defends Dissenters Rights

A letter praises natural rights and Dissenters against royal overreach. It argues Elizabeth’s reign opposed by a king, but dissenters broadened freedom, with praise for reason, constitutional limits, and equal rights for all subjects. The writer denounces attacks on Dissenters and defends their role in shaping English liberty.

Disciples of Reason Common Sense Swift Edward Vith Mary Queen Elizabeth Elizabeth Great Britain Hanover Popery Troucht Troucut James Oime Rome Tronch Charles Sam

Assassination of Count Macnamara on Isle of France

Details the fatal attack on Count Macnamara during a farewell parade of deputies in the Isle of France. A mob of about 400 National Guards overwhelmed him after a contentious letter dispute, pursued him to the street, and killed him. His body was mutilated and his head displayed.

Europe Isle of Frances M. Desnos Count Macnamara Desnos France M. Macnamara Frances M. Cossrexy M. Coffigny General Assembly M. Arcaro Mr. Macnamara Conway

Harvest progress in Scotland and a court sentence

A Haddington letter reports the harvest advancing well with crops fine and wheat mostly gathered. In a separate case a husband sues for drunkenness and riotous conduct. magistrates convict the wife and sentence her to Bridewell for 12 months.

Haddington

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Royal Humane Society John Boydell Countess of Chatham Woodford Taunton Sutton-Pynsent Lomersetshire Exeter Hospital Bath Chatham Reap Countess of Coventry Pattisson Randal Royal Exchange Philip Briney Uhereto Watsow Samuel Oldknow Ostater Watson’s Square John Sead James Maffey Stringer Lord Romney Earl Radner Baffert Ashe Marratt Faden P. Hearnden Marsham Oliver Hyde James Rebson Bermondsey J. R.o E. B Anthony Nott Buller and Son S W. C Mr. Baffett C. B.C. Anne S. R New Bond-street S. 1 Isle OF France Scotland
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