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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 22, 1797

Page

2

Proclaimed Tyranny and Liberty Speak in Fractured Debates

A fractured report traces calls for liberty amid tyrannical measures, naming the proscriptions against dissent and the risks to MPs, with notes on parliamentary courage and the public’s demand for lawful governance. The piece also reviews a London stage: a female performer’s clear diction and O’Keeffe’s altered Farmer act receive praise and audience acclaim.

London O'Keever Townsend Farmer Simmons Raidy

Dispatches Reach Admiralty as War Rumors Roil Europe

Yesterday Captain Arves of the Bull-Dog sloop arrived with dispatches from Rear-Admiral Hervey in the West Indies. Reports claim talks in Lisle failed after Lord Malysary could not approve terms, while British and French interests draw in press commentary and speculation about a French fleet movement toward Cadiz. At Chelsea, Lady Water Farquywar died after a four day illness.

Arves Admiralty Hervey West- Indies Trespara Lisle Malayssary Baris Great Britain Toulon Cadiz Chelsea Water Farquywar Lifle Adina Austria France Lisle. Co Budaparte Republic of Venice National Treasury Eitfier Italy Madame Bonano Brissor Rowesplurne Soverclans Europe Freich Barnet Sociable St. John’s Street Clerkenwell Clerkens Well Hgaiisroe Thomas Mess Coifes

The Birmingham Benefit Show And Jacobin News

The report covers a benefit performance by Fawcett Munson Unclepon and Joanstone for Macreapy in Birmingham, alongside warning articles urging vigilance over French emigrants and suspected Jacobin influence. It describes political tensions in Britain, fears of French revolutionary sympathizers, and mentions new Barbados legal appointments and naval events.

Fawcett Munson Unclepon Joanstone Macreapy Birmingham France Great Britain London HS Majesty Foun Beckxes Island of Barbadoes William‘Moore Brenan John Beckles Neuson Johnfr Sonorgus Gsennone Gawne Glendore Cartisle Filter Kingdom Barr Plédiure Ays

Winchester wheat prices and market notes in Yarmouth

The Yarmouth market notices discuss wheat prices and rising market rates with figures such as 285 per comb and 16s5 per quarter. Commentary questions the Winchester standard measure of 32 quarts and its potential general adoption to aid the poor, noting how packaging influences market levels.

Heharvett Winchester

Old Bailey Trial Highlights Theft and Transport Sentence

The court reviewed cases of transportation for life for a man found at large after multiple stenographic records. Names include Thomas Shortland and George Parsons in a soap theft tied to Mrs. Cleaver. A separate waggon robbery involved Wilkes and Palmore with admissions of guilt. Sarah Payne alias Bafeau faced larceny charges from Nelson’s Bishopsgate shop, with a pickup of goods hidden under clothing.

Warringtond Dipahia Bates G6th’ Regiment of Foot Woolwich Thomas Shortland Cleaver Tottenham-court-road George Parsons Lewis Parsons Gehis Palmre Gosport London Green Philmore Hill Hampshire Hint Wilkés Wilkes Belforit Belfont Staines Peedy John’ Palmore Kingstons Tislen Follipeet Justice Rooxe Sarah Payne Aling Bafeau Z Homias Nelson Bishopsgate-street Nelson

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