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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 27, 1797

Page

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Brentford Tourney and Harlequin Revels at Frogmore

A notice describes a Brentford event with a tourney at the Frogmore, a pantomime and circus performances by rival clowns Jenkinson and Porter, plus a detailed kitchenware and steam kitchen advertisement from Slark No. 10 Cheapside. It promotes a steam kitchen, double black tin kitchen furniture, and assorted ranges and implements for households and the Navy or Army.

de Membre Pe'ianetie Morter Bologna Pils Fe ‘Davis Fc. Briars Clifford Afifs Brentford Ewile Desire Frogmore Allan Harriss Macdonal Jenkinson Z Mr. Porter Luge Oveo Cheapside Osiars Vic Pantheon

London Tavern Meeting Sees 2096 Liverymen Sign Declaration

A London Tavern gathering chaired by Edward Kemble endorses a declaration by 2096 liverymen. Resolutions praise the livery as constitutional and condemn late Common Hall violence, with the declaration to be deposited in public records at the Tower of London. The Lord Mayor is commended for conduct, and thanks are given to the chair.

London Edward Kemble Livery of London Tower of London Thomas Poole Wolverhampton Stafford Benjamin Spittle Richard Huffadine Coventry His Majesty’s Marine Forces His Majesty Bickock Norfolk-street Strand Bicknell N.B Benjamin Spittte Richard Harfadine

Navy mutinies and prize dispatches amid royal events

The period reports mutinies at Sheerness and Plymouth, with mutineers blocking Thames entrances and demanding redress. Admiralty boards plan actions as crews face punishment. Meanwhile royal duties proceed, with departures of dispatches and preparations for the Duke of York and the Wirtemberg delegation.

Branscomb's Lottery Office promotes shares and prizes

The Branscomb firm at No 11 Holborn announces tickets and shares for sale, noting historic large prizes and a plan for stampings. They urge early purchase ahead of the July 24 Irish Lottery, claim government securities can be negotiated, and promise punctual post and coach delivery of orders.

Branscomb Holborn N.B

Sailors Ordered Containment After Disorder in Portsmouth

PORTSMOUTH, May 26. This day the sailors are somewhat more orderly than they were yesterday, but apprehension of further disorder has occasioned the greatest precautions to be taken. Near 100 constables were worn to last night, who took all stragglers to the place of confinement. Arrived the Charon frigate, with the Contrac tor Indiaman, British Far, whaler, and convoy, from Plymouth.

Bliss Roger Everting Duke of Gloucester Royal Artillery Woolwich Cornwallis Marquis Cornwallis Charon Indiaman Far Whaler, &c Plythouth

Peace Restored Aboard Plymouth Fleet After Crew Disputes

May 25 Plymouth reports the long standing differences on the fleet have ended. Officers once opposed by crews have retired and sailors returned to duty. Seamen escorted several officers in open carriages through Dock and Plymouth streets before being rowed back to their ships with celebrated pomp and respect.

Portsmouth Intrepid Dock Plymouth

Privateer Actions and Theatre News at Drury Lane

Deal reports arrival of Pilote with Le Justini Adeland privateer captured off Fecamp. The Jane from Ipswich to Liverpool captured by a privateer and retaken by the Camilla to Jersey. Milford from Teignmouth to Liverpool retaken by Dolphin cutter near Scilly. Mr Swindal performed Moody at Drury Lane to applause. Oil warehouse at Millwall burned. prompt action saved adjoining oil mills owned by Mr Gartford. Samuel Slocock banker of Newbury left with parcel containing upwards of 3000 pounds in banknotes.

Jane Ipswich Liverpool Camilla Jersey Milford Teignmouth Scilly Mr. Swindal Theatre Royal Dublin Moody Drury Lane Old Bannister Meff. Anly and Co Millwall Limehouse Gartford Samuel Slocock, Esq Newbury London

Spilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops Promised Worldwide Relief

Public notice extols Spilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops as a cure for scurvy gout rheumatism ulcers and blood impurities. It claims twenty six years of use and universal reputation with sales in Lotts Square Dispensary and by patent medicine vendors at gs and s2s per bottle. Post inquiries not answered.

Hay Hland Lotte Square

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MOMUS Itar Field Ropert Taytor Henry Zoser Kers Ander R. Taytor Agth Taylor Ana Ientioned Earls of Chesterfield Walsingham Cathcart Langford Psalm Ioverley Duke of York William ‘Fawcit Dundas Commander In Chief Plerie Guards Nepeda Wirtemberg Continent Timms Lord Grenville Charles Whitsworth Petersburgh Winchester Admiralty Tawk Admiral Duncan Yarmouth Powel Sheerness Woollwich War Office Thames Board of Admiralty Earl Spencer Lord Arden Young Marsden Duncin North Seas Nore Clyde Buckner Tilbury Landguard Sandwich Wac Lord Spencer Bligh Wavy Dixon L’espion Shierness Lloyd’s Brazils Sir R. Strachan France J. Branscomb and Co Lords of the Treasury Compton le Justini Adeland Fecamp Bridge
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