End of Tempest and Peace Debate in French Republic
A fiery proclamation urges Republicans to unite for liberty and constitutional law after six years of turmoil. It warns against foreign factions seeking to incite bloodshed and insurrection, urging reconciliation, indulgence, and loyalty to the country. It calls for open hearts and renewed love of liberty to prevent renewed civil conflict.
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Republic of
France
Mark
Vaxclufe
Verwuius
Wounds during Thursday night performance and veterans' tale
Reports describe Janz Sucre's unfortunate wound after a door mishap during a performance and Mrs. Fordson's hoarseness causing her to withdraw from her part. The piece notes large park recruit parades, and a Dublin obituary of Nanny M Daniel at 106, who survived Fontenoy and Prestonpans veterans’ hardships.
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Janz Sucre
Sippons
dAlicia
Woopwarpb
Woonwaard
Harris
Fe’mnight
St. Patrick’s Hospital
Dublin
M‘daniel
Fontenoy
Ireland
Preston -Pans
Dean Swift
Hat Hospital
Pete
Law Report on Insurance Policy Case and Rule Grant
Erskine moved for a rule concerning a new trial over an insurance policy dispute on a cargo of fruit from Malaga to Portsmouth with Gibraltar touch. Lord Kenyon and a Special Jury deliberated. verdict favored particular and general average, but the court granted a rule to show cause, noting intrusive, unnecessary allegations and affirming the need to prove core contract elements.
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Erskine
Meneaux
Malaga
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Lord Kenyown
Guildhall
Gibbs
Calvert and Co U S Underwriters Special Verdict
The court weighed a large insurance dispute over a policy tied to a trade with India under 33 Geo II. c. 52. Plaintiffs argued entitlement based on a new grant. Defendants contended the trade was illegal and the policy void. Lord Kenton noted forty actions hinged on the outcome and anticipated judgment after argument.
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Woop
Rous
Wood
India
Rows
Heriot v Stuart and another libel case on editor status
In the Court of King's Bench at Araiz 16,Mr Heriot proprietor editor and publisher of the True Briton sued for libel published in the Oracle by Stuart and another. The trial before Lord Kenyon debated whether Heriot proved editor status and if nonsuit should be set aside for a new trial.
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Woop
Lord Kenyon
Westminster
Heriot
True Briton
Oracle
Stuart
True
Mr. Heriot
Lord Kexgvow
Wood
Julie Grose
Old Gentleman Loses New Trial Plea after Assault Verdict
In Lancaster a case of assault, tried before Mr Justice Heat, ended with the jury awarding 40 shillings damages to the plaintiff after the defendant struck him with a switch. The judge urged a new trial, but Lord Kenyan ruled the court could not grant one, deeming such a reversal ridiculous.
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CockLe
Justice Heat
Lancaster
Kenyan
Langston and Others Cotton Case at Guildhall
Mr Erskine moved for a new trial after a jury verdict for the defendant in a bond action to recover a large sum. Plaintiffs, eminent bankers and associated firms, had financed a Harpur Stone W Stone partnership misrepresented as backed by collateral. The jury found for the defendant. Lord Kenyon granted a Rule to show cause, noting the large sum but not doubting the verdict.
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Erskine
Lord Kenyon
Guildhall
Harpur
J. Harpur Stone
William Stone
House of Harpur
W. Stone
Bread price fix lowers loaf cost in Poole town
Magistrates yesterday set bread prices for the town and county for the coming week. Half peck loaf nine pence and quarter loaf roid, versus 23.5 pence previously. Hopes to drop further next week as Ringwood reports lower prices.
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Ringwood
The Comic Opera of Saturday Evening at King's Theatre
The Comic Opera of Saturday Evening at King's Theatre earns praise for its purefello and equal to his works with performers delivering ample justice. La Modella Ragiratrice draws top attendance and loud acclaim. Viganoni and Moreli are encored. The Princess shines as the Evening Star with unmatched brilliancy. The Hay-market establishment offers strong engagements, with elaborate scenery and machinery. Behind the curtain, the lounge remains popular, now attracting women who watch from the side scenes. The dancers impress with skill and grace, Purifr and Refe display refined movement and strength, while Ainz and Dideler exhibit lively elegance and agility.
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Valback
John Bull
Tds Tong
Femzies
King's Plate of Teogs Races At 6 Year Olds
Sporting intelligence notes a King's Plate for six year old horses with entries including Delme by Sir Gatriel and Waxcyh. Mentions Lord Sackville, Mir Belilovic, Hop merchants, Albstross, Nightingale, and Pluviofé. Details show odds such as six to four against Gabriels and other betting cues across the course events.
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Delme
Gatriel
F. Poste
Lord's
Luckiess
Gabriels
Howarth
Dutton
Concannon
G. Bowes
Kings Plate and Stakes Race Card Details
The listing presents detailed entries and betting odds for a horse racing program including the Kings Plate for 5 year old mares and multiple age groups, with listed names such as Hermione, Duke of Grafton, Garland, and Cub among others. It notes subscription prizes, weights, and fractional odds like Five to 2 and Seven to 4 on various horses, plus references to the Fourth Year Fortefue Stakes and the Prince's Stoke class, reflecting a busy race card with numerous runners and bets.
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Mr. Burand
Duke of Grafton
S. Bym. Garland
Hermione
Button
Duke of Edford
Gyrsold Ag
Duke of Graftod
Mr. Lord
Duke of Queensberry
B. c. William
Dawson
B. G. Wogleg
J. Steyn
B.c
Diomed
T. Tharpe
Miss Virgo
Vernon
Br. T
D. I
Lord Grosvenor’s
Duke of Bedford
Dh. c
Lord Grosvenor
Prince’s
Fiat
B. c
Panten
Cofens
Concannon
D. S
Mr. Cofens
Lord Sackville
Mr. Panton
R. M. Zeogs
Mattadore
Duke of Bedford's Brass
Lord Foremont
Arun
B. C. Zeogs
Ito
Bullock
R. M. Roggs
Dutton
Mr. Bullock
Qatator
Lord Clarendon
John Honywood
Abe M
Sir John Honywodd
Convicts Under Sentence of Death in Newgate Reported
Friday the Recorder related the executions of convicts including William Millan for highway robbery and Thomas Thompson for burglary. Additional sentences covered William Affiley and James Tait for house burglaries, James Freeys and others for transport stint breaches, and Thomas Davenport for a street assault. The same morning Dr Stewart’s house and the Earl of Dartmouth’s stables were broken into and robbed of plate apparel and other valuables.
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Newgate
William Millan
Joseph Harrison
Thomias ‘Thompson
George Downing
John Williams
Charles Hopie
John James
William Affiley
Tomas Penn
Thomas ‘Taber
John Tait
James Aie
James Freeys
Thoms Attwell
Samuel
William Tramp
William Clare
William Spains
Thomas Davenport
Ann. Thacker
William Lee
Gerrard
Baillim
Dingwall
William Ashley
Thomas, Davenport
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LAW Report
King's Bench
Abkizee
Burnett
Kensington
Wallace
Ken-yrow
Kenyon
Mincay
Justice Ascurst
Justice Grose
Lawrence
Justice Asuursr
Calvert and CO. U. the. Underwriters
Court OF King's Bench
Araiz
Brier
Kays
Langston and Others
Poole
King’s Theatre
Sporting Intelligence
Newmarket