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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 13, 1790
Page
4
Fragmented report covers the National Assembly decree on French colonies, their status within the empire, colonials rights to form assemblies, and pathways for constitutions, trade safeguards, and provincial administration. Includes other disparate items: trade, harvests, crime, and social notes from Edinburgh and London.
Engineers survey Milford near Fithbank to open Bishop and Clerks rocks for a Waterford route reducing voyage to Waterford and Dublin. The Stort Navigation aims to span 51 miles through Hertfordshire Essex and Suffolk linking Thames Limehouse with Lynn River. Local crops include corn grain hemp rape and mastard feed timber clay for bricks.
A sermon delivered by Rev. John Benton at Castle Bar Ireland honors Mr Pitt praising his loyalty to the Crown during the King’s Recovery. The piece lauds Pitt’s integrity eloquence and steadfast support against faction forecasting a lasting historic tribute.
At Cambridge Banister and Harding for felony ordered transported seven years. Dezhon jailed twelve months for theft. Rawlinson and DS 33 with John Rice for stealing two thirts to six months. At Huntingdon Daniel deprived of liberty for stealing twenty sheep. reprieved from death. Multiple defendants in Embezzlement case ordered transported for seven years. Hereford lists death sentences but all reprieved before judge departed. Winchester reports five death sentences but all reprieved.
A long letter from Thomas Oliver, Schoolmaster, to Mr Spilsbury extols the cure of a severe abdominal injury and prolonged illness after hay-cart accident. He credits Spilsbury remedy with restoration of health, walking three miles to Closeburn Well, and sea bathing, amid endorsements by Philip Morison and William Dunbar. The text promotes Restorative Balsam of Life and Health for nervous disorders and decay.
The King appoints Doc. William Black as First Physician to Scotland and Edward Boscawen Frederick to the King’s Band of PenGoners. The notices appear in the London Gazette dated March.
Edward Cook of Hisatford Berk tire dealer and others including Thomas Hott of Henley in Arden Marques surrender dates in March and April at venues like Beardona White Swan Saracen's Head Inn and Guildhall. Attorneys listed for Buomincham Hereford and others named with locations and dates.
A list of names with locations and occupations appears as estate notices for creditors and debtors across multiple towns including Blackburn Gloucester Newton Abbot Norwich and Dartmoor. Entries mention estates and effects of individuals such as John Cottam and George Woolley with dates in April and refer to trades like cotton manufacture grocer turner and coach maker.
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