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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 27, 1790
Page
4
Uncertain detainee tied to Paris unrest inquiry
A man was seized amid Paris unrest and held for questioning after a female informant concealed a scheme. The guard suspects severe interrogation may follow or conspirators may be implicated, while authorities suppress details and a burst of brochures circulates among the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steem
Paris
Antwerp capitulation talks and enlistment terms abroad
An extract lists American policy on ranks for new recruits and four-year service with bounty payments, while reports describe the Antwerp governor’s arrival with dragoons to negotiate surrender. It notes Brabanter enlistment growth and Austrian troop reductions, plus a Dublin to Holyhead maritime mishap and the Earl of Effingham’s Jamaica voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Van
Antwerp
United States
Peerage list and titles from Declamanion era notes
A fragment outlines the Peerage with titles and names. It mentions Duke, Earls, Viscounts, Lords and various noble houses such as Ancaster Montague Wentworth and others, noting their deaths and genealogical references. The text references Royant Dunes ake of Rol and Duke titles among titled families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant the Royant Dunesake
Duke
Tae
Ancaster
Judgewater
Montague
Nobility List Notes Potential Heirs in Irish Peerage
A fragment lists dukes marquesses and earls including Dukes of Queensbury and Roxburgh and Earls of Cavan Antrim and Mountrath among others. It notes three or four of the above are unmarried and may have heirs while the rest fall outside probability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farls of
Antrim
Earls of
Cavan
Mountrath Verney
Panmure
Lanesborough Clanbraffil
Belvidere
Mornington Charlemont
Bellamont Kingston
Glandore
Mayo
Parliamentary reforms and notable court notices of 18th century era
A discussion on reforming Parliament questions the benefit of shorter terms and larger representation while noting the King and Queen’s influence on public manners. It records Lord Maitland’s shift to the peerage after his father’s death and highlights the health impact of long sea service on officers. Public officials abroad receive praise, and a burglary case in Bow Street involves Henry Marks and two others with testimony from Mr. Goldsmid’s staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Maitland
House of Commons
Indies
Henry Marks
Iaac Simons
Haac Levy
Goldsmid
Marks
Fhus
Chavel-line
Bow Street
Dialogue on slavery and humanity from Sterne’s pen
An excerpt presents a debate over a slave bill with a conversation between a Corporal and Uncle Toby. The exchange questions whether a Negro has a soul and discusses justice, mercy, and the fate of war. It reflects on equality, humanity, and moral responsibility within wartime and social hierarchies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterre
Membe
Toby
Ter
Hlaen
Trim
Stornoway Fisheries Drive Nation’s Maritime Rise
The article highlights Stornoway's rapid coastal development and national pride. It credits Mr. Mackenzie of Seaforth with outfitting twenty five decked vessels for the fisheries and constructing over fifty stylish houses for genteel families and workers. It notes substantial investment in housing for fishermen and others aiding this growing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stornoway
Mackenzie
Seaforth
Base-minded service proves dangerous to grateful benefactor
A historical reflection argues that serving a person of a base mind endangers the benefactor, predicting that ingratitude and malice will follow such aid whether the recipient is of high or low rank.
London Carriage Precision Impresses Visitors
Carmen notes how London coachmen display rare skill guiding carriages through crowded streets without reins, using unmatched dexterity and careful maneuvering to ensure safety amid busy traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beggars and Charity Critique on Social Wealth
The passage Stimmen to beggars as a profession, noting rising numbers despite general affluence. It argues that donors lack regard for societal interests and warns that false charity is a greater evil than the need it attempts to address.
Notable Break-In Report From Kevington
A garbled early morning note describes an assault at the house of Mrs Horna on Lioh Street Kevington. It mentions four or five assailants restraining Mrs Hornard and applying threats and coercion before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horna
Lioh
Kevington
Woo
Ater
Hhornard
Tarentence
Law Rpe SF Ok Court of King s Benge The Kine again
Fragmentary OCR describes a Cambridge county case about highway repair indictments and an arrest of judgment. It notes the ground for arrest centered on whether road repairs were properly described in the indictment and discusses arguments by counsel and the court’s view on the negligence claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partellis
Agairibine
Cambridge
Pernod
Rasa
Ard
Detention Return Case Raises Questions About Child Welfare
An article fragment describes a court detachment case involving guardianship and custody concerns. It mentions a father figure and the care of a mother’s children, with references to mobile records and duties regarding the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Luca
Dean
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