24 Sep 1792
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 24, 1792
Page
1
Kiltsihre at the King's Head Tavern in the Poultry displays several lots of lively green turtles from 30 to 79 pounds each. Turtles are dressed daily during the season and may be sent to any part of town or country. Fiery beent to any part of the kingdom.
A London issue advertises Lavater's physiognomy with six engravings for sixpence and announces the Conjuror's Magazine enlarged in numbers XIV, adding eight pages of occult science articles. It lists publishers and vendors including Locke, Red-Lion Street, Welborn, and others with sixpence pricing.
September 22 1392 notice from the General Post Office describes the method to split notes or drafts in half, timing deliveries, and handling valuables sent from London or Cary Post Offices. It instructs clerks to deliver to the Money Book clerk and to specify date and year, with specific example details for bearer notes and Bank of England drafts.
At Freemasons Tavern on September 24, 1792 the Meeting of the Committee for the Relief of the Suffering Clergy of France and Reformed British Dominions resolved to convene at Freemasons Tavern to review the following bankers.
A profile of Georges Danton as a leading mob figure, detailing his rise from a butcher’s son to Medecin Extraordinaire des Ecuivres du Comte d Artois, his influence in the Cordeliers Club, and his fiery Champ de Mars speeches. Also notes the Commission on the crown diamonds inventory, listing counts of diamonds, pearls, and other gems, and the vast value of the king’s regalia.
The Constituent National Assembly of France ordered a commission to inventory the monarchy’s diamonds pearls precious stones art objects and other monuments of value. Commissioners Bios Caxistin and Derarre prepared a lengthy report with detailed descriptions and valuations. The article previews the riches and taste of the collection while offering only a general idea of the inventory.
Scotland Thurso-Min Richardson and Sir John Sinclair’s party, with county gentry and experienced shepherds, recently inspected the Cheviot breed flock at Langwell. They found the flock thriving beyond expectations, with ewes in high order and lambs equal to any local Cheviot. The breed reportedly fetches a guinea per head for the best lambs. The success suggests Cheviots thrive in northern Scotland, outshining the black faced breed, and supports pasturing wages where shepherds seek rights to share in flock profits. The plan to use the best draught ewes, not young ones, is deemed important for future progress.
At Kilmainham Common Dublin on a Saturday last Norton Robinson Cunninghamhawy Brookes confessed guilt and detailed robberies and prior crimes before execution. They asked mercy from witnesses and pleaded forgiveness for prosecutors and approver Norton was assisted by Rev Dr Gamble the others by Rev Mr M Kernan.
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