Court adjourns as Lord Chancellor notes funeral of Princess Charlotte
In the Court of Chancery on November 18 the Lord Chancellor announced the court would meet tomorrow in light of the Princess Charlotte funeral. He indicated the propriety of the arrangement under the melancholy circumstances and reminded Bryant to attend by ten o clock for the judgment after reviewing the affidavits.
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Pues Court OF Chancery
Charlotte
Bryant v. Bryant
Bryant
Lords Deliver Solemn Judgment in Lewes Morgan Case
A long court dispute over Sir Watkin Lewes estates ends with the Lords confirming the mortgage dispute. Lords Graham and Wood differ over restoration of estates and receiverships while Sir Watkin Lewes’s funds and rents are debated. The judgment emphasizes accountability of attorneys and calls for paying sums into court with a deadline.
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Sir Watkin Lewes
John Morgan
AcAn
Morgan
Sir Watkin
Watkin Lewes
Baron Graham
Warkin
Lewes
Mr. Morgan
Jong
Baron Wood
Mr.Morgan
W. Lewes
Watkin
Funeral of the Princess Charlotte Court Notices
Court of King's Bench items state no public interest in business. Lord Ellenborough announces the court will not sit tomorrow except for bail. In pending cases, plaintiffs who win verdicts in these sittings will be entitled to judgment as of this term in sittings after term.
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King's Bench
Charlotte
Ellenborough
GuirpaaLt
Messrs
Butler and
Chaberlain
Red Lion Inn
Aldersgate
Butler
Abraham Solom
David Donald
Lombard-street
Compter
T. Heater
Scots Jury Court awards damages in ship detention case
A lengthy Edinburgh trial over the Perseverance ship detention leads to a verdict against Thom son with substantial damages. Captain Clark of the Assetican sues for five years of detention and related legal costs, with a total verdict of 6,562 pounds 19 shillings 4 pence.
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Scotland
New Jury Court
Edinburgh
Clyde
Thomson
Clark
Court of Session
House of
Sandwich
Kent
Littlehampton
Algerine Corsairs and Moorish Naval Moves Reported
Letters from GI Braltar and Malta detail Barbary corsair activity off Malaga and Tangier, Algerine ships redrawn under a new Dey, and Sardinian vessel captains bound for Mogadore. Maltais court fate for cargo pirates, with Buenos Ayres notes on privateer actions toward Portuguese ships and rising Atlantic tensions.
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Gibraltar
Malaga
Tangier
Morocco
Algiers
Mogadore
Dey
Malta
Sig. Tomaso
Sav Diacono
Constantinople
Sapienza
Buenos Ayres
Lloyd’s
River Plate
Brazil
Montevideo
Batavia
Moluccas
England
Margaret
Thornton
West
Amboyna
Fort Vittoria
Prince Frederick
Sourabaya
Curious magnet from Russia sparks claims of great power
A Russian loadstone weighing 19531bs was mounted in copper after an initial iron mount failed to support two ounces. The magnet, displayed in Edinburgh, reportedly grew in strength to support 160lbs daily, prompting sensational notes on Mahomet's coffin legend.
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Sasnen
Hunter-square
Edinburgh
Sone Yj Bay
Russia
Mahomet
Natehra
Kendal
John Robinson
Lanes
Liven
Angel Inn
Cononea
Tuomas Stirling
Green Man
Muswell Bull
Hornsey
Joseph
Laurence
Ismerly
Ball's Pond
Fortis Green
H. Lewis Esq
Pembris Mews
Grosvenor-place
Pimlico
Collins
Portman Street
Portman-squae
MapleAms peStart
Ey Monthly
Literary Register
Robert Southey
Thomas Campbell
de George Crabbe
Prince
Saxe Coburg
Mh Sheridan
Birth notices from Broughty Ferry and Houghton
Births detail two daughters and a son born to titled families. On Tuesday the 11th at Broughty Ferry Lady of Sir William Wiseman of a daughter. On Friday last at Houghton Lady of Sir Charles Langdale of a daughter. On the 15th instant Lady of Major General Noah a son.
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Broughty Ferry
West Dusis
William Wiseman
Houghton
Yorkshire
Charles Langdale
Noh
Obituary notices and financial market brief from Ramsgate era
Died items note the death of the Hae Khoroton Rector of Colwick and Bridgeford at Ramsgate after a long illness with connections to Nottinghamshire and Somerset. Also mentions a, eldest daughter to Rev Farewell, and Arthur, youngest child of J M of Shenley Ash. Followed by a brief stock price column citing Bank stock and Navy annuities with various yields. Printed by B. M. Swyny. published by J. Banless Strands.
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Ramsgate
Khoroton
Colwick
Bridgeford
Notts
Bendary
Wolverhampton
Masulepatam
East Indies
Augustus J. W. Long
Somerset
Arthur
J. M. Esq
Shenley Ash
Hervs
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ET Law Report
Baron Garrow
Westminster Hall
Baron
Graham
Equity
Acar
Goorney Wesser
Abbey Park
Cornelius Foord
George Inn
Battle
Ston-Crouch
Hackney
London
Blare-street-fields
Bethnal-green
Danine Rossery
Russell-court
Drury-lane
Cale
Charles-street
South Sea
Aday
India
Billa
Commercial Ditto Bank
Account India
J. Cans
B. Mswyny
J. B.wanless
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