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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 11, 1790

Page

7

London News Roundup From February Signals Military and Political Turmoil

Reports detail Prussia and France tensions and a camp march readiness. General officers and engineers are discussed in Luxembourg plans. Ireland and Britain debate the Repeal of the Test Act and Dissenters influence, with Burke Sheridan Fox formations. A Dublin duel ends fatally while theater and lunacy acts unfold in Covent Garden and Bath.

Ratrall Prancfort Jas Peiase Prussin Silefa Selon Luxenbourg Trasamanidorh de Bron Angneers Mmitbon Lilian Genersi Duiton Yeterday Fraree Birke Fox Sheridan Paris The Royals Tty Cork Adeventy Janaica Britain House of Commons Lord Worth Burke Windham Meff Burke North France Mr. Grattan England Cronen Dublin Mr. Harding Beamith College of Physicians Edinburgh Beamits Beamih Harding Deir Incledom Bath Covent Garden Colman Ae Wilkissos

Burke and Sheridan clash over France revolution in Parliament

The heated exchange centers on Burke and Sheridan's view of the French Revolution and its impact on Britain's constitution. Burke defends stability and monarchy, condemns French tyranny, while Sheridan argues for public debate and potential reordering to save the country. Debate spills from private dinners to the House of Commons.

Durie France England Burke Sheridan Bmir Isn Mr. Sheridan House of Commons Mes Gguete Add Sngle Louis XIV Lous XIV National Assembly Mr. Burke

Public Office Low Street Thursday Court Proceedings

Edward Derick son of John Derick born in Caldecue Crteshire faced examination before Sir Sampson Wright and Nicholas Bond after being accused of demanding crown and scepter. He refused to answer questions. A separate case charged Mary Burcher with stealing silver spoons candles and napkins. found with pawnbroker duplicates and remanded to Pothill Fields Bridewell for further examination.

Edward Derick Buckinghen Frecen Sampson Wright Nicholas Bond John Desie Caldecue Crteshire Rumfod Fursner Mary Burcher Mrs Wathe de Ange Wych-street Pothill Fields Bridewell

Erroneous OCR Lady Birth Notices at Local House

Fragmentary notice reports births to the Ladies of Reginald Pole Carew and William Milford Esq at their respective houses in Charles Street and Clittford Street with unclear dates and spellings.

Reginald Pole Carew Charies Strest Berkey William Milford Clittird Street

Notable Obituaries and Marriages Across England

A dense column lists marriages and deaths in 18th century England. Notables include Sir Samuel Elpinimune, Queen's ship captain, and Mount Jure patriarch Jacob aged 128. Other entries mark Rev. Thomas A Woolls of Fareham, engraver Francis Aliamet, and various local figures with dates and places in Bath Fareham Spitalfields Canterbury and London.

S.r Samuel George Guiladf Keath Jacob Mount Jure Ter Tri¢T Kug National Assembly Learfe Fareham Southampton Thomas A. Wuoolls Compton-sttreet Francis Aliamet Aliamet Paris Julia Dodds Fleet Davis Thomas Davis Ius House Timothy Inston Guildhalk

Meeting on slave trade abolition at London Tavern

A sparsely attended meeting of merchants mortgagees annuitants and creditors at the London Tavern Bishopsgate street considered measures to support the petition to Parliament against abolition of the African Slave Trade. A committee was formed to report future actions and a fund to cover meeting expenses was proposed.

London Bishopsgate-street West India House of Commons Busiess Parliamet, &c. Ac

Lucky Lottery Office Prospectus and Prize Claims 1790

An antique prospectus from the Lucky Lottery Office in Holborn describes shares sold by Branscomb and Goodman with prize details and share fractions. It lists capital prizes, share prices, and notes schemes, with notices of registration and Royal Arms, dated February 1790.

Marstv Royal Autroarer Lickets Ty Branscomb and Goodman No. 42 Holborn J. Branscom3 and Co Lotcecy W. B Lowey Stamp Office Royal Arms Bratifeamb

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