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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 28, 1790

Page

4

Impeachment Proceedings and Earl of Oxford Trial

A historical overview recounts the impeachment of Robert Earl of Oxford and Mortimer in 1715 16 and the ensuing parliamentary maneuvers. It notes Sir Elijah Impey and a long list of lawyers and peers and describes the prorogation of Parliament and eventual acquittal after debates on impeachment authority and trial location.

Robert Earl Oxford Pitt House of Commons Lord Bolingbr Lord Covingsby Mortimer

Virgilian Lottery at Oxford Aimed to Divert King

During a visit to the public library, King Charles I and Lord Falkland tried a Virgil lottery to read passages predicting fate. The passages quoted included Evander and Pallas, while European powers and rulers offered varied responses to the idea as a court amusement during wartime.

Charles I Oxford Falkland Dido Locas Charles Osher Juerd Bathiand Evander Pallas

Parisers Propose Broad Economic Reforms Amid Turmoil

A French discussion outlines sweeping financial measures to fund the government after recent upheavals. Proposals include ten year laydowns of watches, redirecting former expenses, sowing half lands with wheat and barley, feeding cattle on a third of lands, and exporting workhorses to balance pasture losses, aiming to boost state revenue and stabilize bread and meat prices.

Paris France Iit Lally Chen Sa

Storms, Debates, and Liverpool Trade Echo 1793 Chronicle

A fragment from a political debate recalls a constitutional issue and a pugilistic reference. The Dublin storm of 27 November 1793 dominates context along with Addison and biblical imagery. Reports describe a fierce gale, the Dolphin cutter at harbor, and Liverpool trade figures from Christmas 1758 to Christmas 1739 outlining vessel counts and tonnage.

Fairy Favour Pantomime Impresses with Live Music

Review praises The Fairy Favour for colorful scenery many tricks and live music. Performers Blanchet Greensod and Conembee receive warm notice as the cast presents a vivid pantomime with a dramatic courtly finale and a concluding wedding scene.

Asa Patemime i Masic Guildhai

Lord Hood's Victory squadron ships named for voyage

Portsmouth reports Lord Hood will ship aboard the Victory and is to be joined by several ships forming his squadron. The Minerva under Captain Satow is noted as part of the contingent for the voyage with unspecified duties.

Commons Weilminster Tall Lord Hood Hs Fa Metetv Minerva Satow Pele Y Bey Caytal Cyrads Bat Rey Lonsop Navy Batley Meisins France Curkfield Satuday Hanging Woos Woolwich Courtry Polouerg Wood Conurat Old Bailey Waia

Fragmentary local item from a dated page

A partial OCR note references places and names such as Bou and Chet Che with scattered terms like Woolsteh Yettertay and Svonuel. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes to identify a concrete news item.

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Elijah Impey John Scott Arch M‘donak Pepper Arden Serjeant Watson Mr. Erskine G. Hardinge John Morris F. Burton John Mitford Fry Joseph Joby Jecay C. Yoke W. Grant Barne Barne Thomas Orde J G. Knight KK. Wigley Peter John Sullivan George Sumner Rich Barwell Sir John D’oyley Ek Law Joseph Sullivan Paul Benheld Lord Wyccemab John Largston, Esq Alde Mefurier Seoreneral Murray Sir James Pennyman W. Mainwaring, Esq Wciellre Patt Fox, Bake, Dundas, &c. XC Earl of Oxford House of Lords Tiarcourt Europe Empress of Russia Hell Sweden Tate Tee DU Fch Pite Fanine Cola Death Atteyd Sheridan Imp Acemet Pug Wedinimier Hall Waite Lion Catci Fain S.terinmeat Iryland Addison Pale Britannia Almigaty Falmouth Dolphin Revenue Black Rock Doran Agian Ac Holford Liverpool Pereko Rot Dewey Lane Ati Blanchet Chais Adananc Feigh Portsmouth J Knight Barfleur Domett Longs B. Wellcot J. Holloway Wannard Hammond Monaren P. Ratser Gardner CrarapeuNn Montague Robs Ft Cotton I. Zee Saturn Wirce Cates Fort Lozard Rom L. Frederick Wuiia P. Sinelarr T. Farnham Coats Cyclops G- Murray Rosa Cehvick Ballagnail-street T. Mondu Whitechapel Asg Ise Fraday Mona Sharday Vere Oe Mdon Crone Espn
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