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Newspaper

Champion

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1816

Page

8

Court and Fashionables at Vevee of Prince Regent

Friday the Prince Regent hosted a grand Vevee with Royal Dukes ministers ambassadors and nobility. Notables included Prince Leopold Wellington and Wellesley. many officers returned from abroad attended. The Gloucester Mary marriage is planned at Carlton House after July 12 with the new airship set for the country seat.

Prince Leopold Duke of Wellington Marquis Wellesley Lord Erskine Prince of Coburg Drury Lane Duke of Gloucester Princess Mary Carlton House Charlotte of Wales Prince of Saxe Coburg Parliament-street Westminster Countess of London India

Monthly Agricultural Report From May Weather Update

May weather failed to deliver an ear of wheat as warmth alternated with cold damp air. Wheat and oats struggled, pastures were bare, hay prospects uncertain, wire worm damage reported. south crops looked better with potatoes and turnips in good ground. Hops stronger, orchard blooms robust, wool prices steady, but overall farm product prices showed a gradual decline.

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Trial of Shawe for Felony and Bill of Rights Rules

In the King s Bench, Cassimere Shawe faced trial for felony alleging theft of 2500 foreign gold coins and 2400 oz of silver while clerk to the North American commissariat. He claimed he acted with restitution. the court remanded him as the nature of the offence was debated. Also noted are orders regulating King s Bench Prison including prohibition on certain gatherings, prisoner lists, and fees for permissions.

W. Shawe Willian Cassimere Shawe Commissariat Department North America Cosely Venne England King’s Bench Tou

SHERLEF COURT CRIM CON MAJSOR-GEN LORD G BERESFORD

In a criminal conversation case at Middlesex Assizes Major General Lord George Beresford and Earl of Bective faced claims for damages against them by the plaintiff, son of the Marquis of Waterford. The jury awarded 10000 pounds to the plaintiff for damages to his wife Lady Beresford who is described as mentally deranged. The letter read in court suggested a long prior relationship between Lord George Beresford and Lady Beresford.

Crim Majsor G. T Nernsforr Earl OF Byrntivee Middlesex Sheriff's Office George Thomas Beresford Serjeant Best Waterford Marquis of Headfort Treland George Beresford Earl of Bective Forner France Earl Bective Haveriett Harriett Jeter Ieup Richard Crofe George Lord George Lord George Beresford Marquis of Cholmondeley Lady Beresford Arran Walter Jones Colonel Brydges Serjeant Vaughan Wihrre Dr. Croft Beresford

Prison Regulations and Opera Court Action Summary

A historic note records prison rules on bed counts and nightly closures during terms, plus a court case where Signine Chindi sued Mr. Waters for 400 for season engagement at the Opera House. Chindi claimed primo buffo status but failed to prove contractual terms for premier duties, leading to a nonsuit.

Orena Signine Chindi Waters Menal Opera Paris Amsterdam

Amelia Davis Indicted for Keeping a Disorderly House

Amelia Davis was indicted for keeping a disorderly house in Russell place Bow street Joseph Chambers No 5 Russell place knew the house saw the defendant there who appeared to be the mistress of the house there were a good many girls here there many of whom were suing James Dinson proved indecent exhibitions were continually exhibited there The jury found the defendant guilty and the Court ordered her to be held in sureties herself in ten pounds and two others in five hundred pounds each.

Amelia Davis Russell-place Bow -Street Joseph Chambers James Dinson

Naked man capsizes in park and guards chase

On a Sunday afternoon a man was found capising himself in a local park completely naked. Park keepers confronted him and he threatened to attack if restrained. He claimed long imprisonment would be punishment enough. At court he was identified as John Narets, a former merchant seaman. Several men were committed for breaking open the Britannia tea gardens Horton. A boy named Barry aided in a window break and a gold ring linked to the theft was recovered.

Diyae Park Hildens Dd Proson Burchie John Narets Tie William Sanderson William Wood Michael Barby John Brown Thoms Bath Britannia Horton Barry Dow Stuleu

Aston Hata Memoranda of a Highway Robbery Trial

Mary Newborne was charged with highway robbery after allegedly grabbing a companion on Devere Street and tearing at her gown and shawl while attacking the prosecutor. The assailant pursued, tore his coat, and took a canvas bag containing six shillings. The victim fled to the watch house and provided information. Lane was committed for trial at the Assize.

Aston Hata Mary Newborne Davis Devere Street Mary Liver Lister Hin Inormatios Cobvers Lane Assize

Court records reveal assault and theft at a Buckinghamshire find

Matpongvan sTeeet Henry Butler faces felony charges after a waterman found a naked man, with his watch and seals missing. Henry Sellon charged with aggravated assault following an incident after a theatre luring a lady. The magistrate fined the offender and remanded to the House of Correction for two months. In Queen-s Square a mobbeat attacker caught in regent's Canal area prompts magistrate action against district officials.

Matpongvan sTeeet Henry Butler John M'Carthy Chalette House Ib Pastell Horton Buckinghamshie Cne Henry Sellon House of Correction Qulen-Square Croves Can Regent’s Canal

Sudden Peril and Tragic Death Reported in Local Events

A servant named San on Wardour Street took laudanum after receiving a notice to quit. medical aid was given but recovery was not confirmed by Wednesday night. A boating accident near Woolwich and Greenwich left four rescued. a youth named Biminiiter, resident at Roberts, drowned. On Friday week Joseph Pec was committed for the alleged throat cut of Jota Moody and murder of Benjamin Pwig in Catherine's Lane on the Eve of June.

San Hive Hier Place Woolwich Greenwich Robertsthe Jozef Pec Jota Moody Benjamins Pwig Catherine's Lane

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