London Evening Park extracts from Leyden Gazette May 12 1792
From London letters the Conferences with Spain may delay as Madrid insists on Sea Company payment and Georgia surrender. Royal orders appoint Saltonsall heirs, Walpole appointments, ship fittings, and notable deaths. News notes include a murder report, fleet officers, and a fatal cart accident alongside a Whitechapel fire.
City officials seek James Graham as new City Assessor
In Edinburgh on May 3, Sir James Elphinstone of Logic Bare and Mr. George Andrews, a Royal Bank teller, have died. The Hon Magistrates and Council resolve unanimously to offer James Graham of Airth, Advocate, the position of City Assessor in replacement of the deceased.
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James Elphinsler
George Andrews
Royal Bank
James Graham
Airth
High Court of Admiralty
James Elphinston
Two Convicted and Sentences in Chester Affizes
In Chester on May 7th the Affizes sentenced two men to death by execution for murder and burglary with felony while three were to be transported, one branded, one whipped, and Catherine Smith fined and imprisoned for defrauding a woman by fortune telling. several other local notes include ship incidents near Newcastle and Whitby with injuries reported.
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Country News
Chester
James Taylor
John Clark
James Moss
Catherine Smith
Sam
Newcastle
Anthony Read
North Blithe
Geo. Menell
Robinhood Bay
Whitby
Royal family shifts season to Kensington next Tuesday
London reports that his Majesty the Duke and the Princesses will move from St James's to Kensington for the remainder of the summer season. This morning at one o'clock Dr Hollings Ses M D physician in ordinary to the king and Royal Society fellow died at his Pall Mall house.
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