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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 27, 1790
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR describes British acts and orders dated February 24 involving mutiny and desertion, army pay, and orders of Council in America. Lists names of officials, counties, and legal actions expected in the Crown's governance.
Reports from the imperial court describe the emperor’s worsening illness with a confession and a decree shutting public amusements for three days. The doctor warned of incurable disease as preparations for death proceed. governors, nobles, and physicians receive gifts while the realm braces for the sovereign’s end.
March 1 reports the French National Assembly receiving loyal addresses from newly formed municipalities. Corsica announces General Paul as Commander of National Militia. A new constitutional law seeks to restore public peace by imposing martial law powers on municipal officers and outlining penalties for neglect or rebellion.
At a meeting in Dublin the Irish Whig Club reports that a fiat and writ were issued against John Magee printer over an Evening Post publication. It condemns the use of affidavits to demand high bail and notes similar actions against Tracy Brennan and Higgins. The committee urges explanation and publication of the proceedings.
A local delegation from Port Oubee recently presented Mr. Palmer with a fine piece of plate. The inscription on the piece commemorates the occasion.
A mixed British notice describes Palmer, Caveyor, and Commporrolr from Glasgow Chamber of Commerce advocating protection for manufacturers as coca prices rise. It notes addresses from Countess Wyomereiaid seeking support for workers and the role of the Vice Queen in public assemblies to promote manufacturing welfare. It also mentions Duke of York's Road works and a fire at Cabinesawakes in Orchard Street, Oxford.
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