Riot at Covent Garden Theatre Over O P Badges In Hat
Eyewitness account and trial details describe a disturbance at Covent Garden on October 31 as attendees wore orange badges. Prosecution and defense clash over legality of public riothood and the role of Mr Colin in attempting to calm the scene.
Riots at Covent Garden Theatre Lead to Illegal Arrest Verdict
The jury found Mr Clifford illegally arrested after a Covent Garden riot during a private action for false imprisonment. Lord Mansfield warned against a growing disruptive mood, while jurors noted the arrest occurred amid ongoing disorder and questioned the authority of the arresting party.
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Jaiges Manstipen
Caunton
Clifford
Brandon
Bow-street
Covent Garden
Taunton
Covent Garden Theatre
Hipkins
Serjeant
Best
Court of Chancery
Druryland Theatre
Bar‘barism
Evi‘delice
Stong ‘Theroes
Daugh- Hugo
Teuwas Tigre
Uetatandithar
Audierice
O.P
O. P
J. Manstreza
Court proceedings unfold in King’s Bench session
The narrative recalls a Tuesday Pleas of the Court of King’s Bench with Mr. Clifford and Mr. Kemble in attendance. The trial aroused cries in the hall as the jury verdict was declared, causing the presiding judge to pause before resuming his charge.
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Clifford
Court of King’s. Bench
Kingy
Ford Nibel
St Beandon
Kemble
Jyord. Ellesborough
Lady Donor Aids Society for Relief of Sick and Indigent
Dr Orpen confirms receipt of a pound from a Lady by the hands of Mr Swineton of Mountjoy Square for the Society for relief of Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers.
Proclamation by Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Offering Rewards
A 1609 Dublin proclamation declares rewards for the capture of two murder suspects in Waterford. It promises two hundred pounds per suspect and a royal pardon for others aiding in discovery, with orders to local officials to assist in apprehension. The document names Manners and other officials.
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Richmond
James Hearn
Knockbuy
Waterford
Couni
Ireland
Council Chamber
Dublin
Manners
Droghéda
Wm. Saurin
Hercules Langrishe
S. Hamilton
Royal Order Allows French Vessels to Enter North Haven Ports
King in Council revokes previous restriction banning foreign vessels from North Haven ports between Heligoland and Safdy Island. Merchant ships under any flag except French may enter in ballast with His Majesty's licence, per orders issued by the Privy Council and Admiralty.
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Mie Isan
Heligoland
Safdy Island
North Haven
South
Privy Council
Sid
Wessels
Is Majesty's Treasurys
Admiralty
W. Fawkener
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Cols. Bosworth
Joipkins
Mr.c
Q. P
Lateahip
Chad
R. Hipmans
Covent-garden Theatre
An-A-Theatre
Hiious
Dolor
Anis
Dyer
Read
Cis
Essnans
Sf Jonas
Hanns
W. Parcrory
Leard
M. C
Sixerson
Heny
Vandea
Rasdab
Moss
G.gordot
Parca of Iris Stoces
Dig Bank
Toc
Royal Canal Bléck Voene
Balit
al St
Treasury
MJ Maniym
Belfast
Cork
Drogheda
Dundalk
Ohi
Dungarvan
Ennis
Galway
Limerick
Newry
Joo
Atiae
Strangford
Igo
Wexford
Wicklow, Co
Youghal
Lord Lieutenant
Irean
WM. Hodges
Parliament-Street