Notorious life of Mrs Hawkins in Blosset case trial
In a crowded court Mrs Hawkins, formerly Mrs Blosset, faced testimony from Sarah Fray and others about marriage settlements, reputational rumors, and family ties. Witnesses described Mrs Hawkins as social and influential, while arguments centered on a proposed annual settlement of £200 and the defendant’s intentions to marry for money. The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff, awarding £150 damages and sixpence in costs.
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Wm. Mawkins
Wittess
Sarah Fray
Phillips
Mex
Hawkins
Leuryery
Mawkins
Witnes
Welsh
Goold
Dublin
Hawkin
Blosset
Francis
Grady
Téely
Limerick
Hiss
Witessig
Meath
Goon
Austin
Vereker
Wasa
Starkie
Veroker
Nonarny
Googo
George Shumard
Daniel
Blesset
Idim
Sulvay
Galway
Trenty
Ant
Milion
Hawkeinn
Heswitline
Lathe Marshalsen
Mire
Marahalea
Heywtkins
Cork
Mawkhis
Ale
Aame
Hem
Hamailll
Lord Nownauay
Baris
Barmy
Vibe Bank
Byrne
Hix
Mercantile and Trading Corporation
N, Manon
Bure
Dearly
Hank Ua
Mr. Burne
Court of Common Pleas London trial over Waldegrave policy dispute
In a London Court of Common Pleas session, Palmer and Bignold opened for Waldegrave assignees in a 40 year old insurance policy dispute against Norwich Insurance Society Secretary Bignold. The case centers on a January 1817 policy for 15001 on Waldegrave’s household effects and a March fire loss of 9171, with a contested assignment, misdescriptions, and pipe stove risk. The jury awarded 7191 16s to the plaintiffs, with costs.
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Court OF Common Pleas
London
Tom
Justice Park
Palmer
Bignold
Caampaell
Wattlegrave
Norwich Insurance Society
Waldegrayve
la Bor
Lal
Thare
Waldegrave
Norwich Society
Samuel Waldegrave
Bishopsgate-street
Bankenpt
Rignald
Norwich
Nina
Witnea
Sun Fire Office
Wikkes
Sup
Christos
Biguokd
Stin
Bull Law
Chelstugas
Mit
Jioaary
Wituew
Ibn
Hineelé le Seatbin
Fist House
Hin
Marsa
Cockerill
Serjeant Carney
Rignold
Wallegrave
Howe
Heather
Waldeprave
Plnm
Serjeant Copheyv
Justice Pank
Serjeant Copley
Sergeaor CopLey
Prius ‘Theo
Justice Pang
Gorley
Davy Visits Saxony Mines Amid European Safety Tour
Sir Humphrey Davy travels to Saxony mines to assess safety, as he has done in England and Belgium. The narrative references Mataine Martin known as Mailemoiselle Gesselin of the Parman Battet, who died last week after a life of marriage to Martin of the Comic Opera. It also notes Mrs Ann Davis and a Wolverhampton widow who died and whose dilapidated house collapsed, burying her children.
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Humphrey Davy
Saxony
England
Belgium
Mataine Martin
Mailemoiselle Gesselin
Pacis
Martin
Ann Davis
Wolverhampeton
Asd
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