Engraving Notice for Milton Portrait Print
An engraving from the original portrait of Milton by P. V. Plas is offered by G. Quixton the engraver. Prints priced at 73s 6d with only one hundred proofs taken, available via Messrs Boydell and Nicol’s elevating Milton’s works. Public inspection arranged at the Shakespeare Gallery.
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Milton
P. V. Plas
Boydell
Shakspear
Pall Nvall
Senere
G. Quixton
Messrs. Boydell and Nicol
Law Reports: King Bench Case on Peer Suits by Bill
In June 30 proceedings Fossett Wu vs Earl of Lonsdale, the court debated original bill versus Middlesex Latitat against a Peer. Counsel argued about custody of the Marshal, capias rights, and ancient practice, with a jury verdict for the defendants after conflicting testimony and a controversial memorandum.
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Fosset WU
Earl OF Lonsdale
Walton
Middlesex
Hargrave’s
Law Tra&ts. P
Eliz. Corp
Brown
Lord Lotdale
Wood
Bill of Middlesex
Latitat
John Doe
Richard Roe
Lilly
King’s Court
Lord Kenyon
Melancholy French financial notes and a death in Edinburgh
A July report from Edinburgh recounts a foreign gentleman who shot himself after abducting a young Scottish lady with threats as pursuers closed in. Coroners declared mental derangement. The piece also discusses speculative currency shortages in France and perceived specie circulation trends amid revolutionary upheaval.
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Belford
Holland
Scotland
Edinburgh
Key
Gardener Mazants and the Adieu of a Local Gardener
A mid forty man who has long cared for frames and every part of his business. He lived for about twenty years at a place where he also managed a small farm. Inquiry by director for W. S. No. 13, John Street, Adphi.
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W. S. No. 13
Jolnsttreet
Phi
Distressed Clergyman Seeks Charity Aid in 1795 Case
A Reverend curate from Aldridge faces a fearsome throat disease that left him with a mutilated tongue and poverty. Despite physician care and a lengthy stay with Mr Taylor of Whitworth, injury and medical costs drained his funds. With a wife and ten children to support, his livelihood as a clergyman and schoolmaster is ruined, prompting appeals for immediate charitable relief endorsed by church leaders and the bishop. Donations are to be sent to John Bacon at the First Fruits Office in London.
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Taylor
Whitworth
Lancashire
St. Catharine's Hall
Cambridge
Wao
Sifferer
John Bacon
Temple
London
Ave
J. Bacon
Wim
Curtis
Dolben
Jefferson
Dbiffep
Canterbury
Lady Wynne
Wimpole-street
Durham
S. Knipe
Epsom
Dirhant
Hinipe I
T.P
FT. Collings
Peterboro
Ubr
AL Perfon
Irém
Southampton - Idea
Baron
Brice
B. Broughton
Buckner
Thes. Scott
Daniel Giles
Sutton
Old Hannah
Hankey
Radnor
Leeds
Scott
Hackners
A.B
H. BR. Edwards
Camia
W. Verionson
Mr. Drake
A. Bec
Percival
W.X. H
Half Bank
Bathurst I
Lady Uxbridge
G. Champagne
Eliz. Benson
Wm. Strode, Esq
Mary Townshend
Winchester
C. ‘Townthend
M.S.W
J. Hallam
J.tournay
C. Cornwallis
Worcester
J.g
Darlington
Ar Hame
Peter Wells
Edward Hatton
Knight
Godmerrea Darrell
Sham Park
Matthew B. Lister
College Green
Bristols OK IL
Lady Hesketh
Sam. Hawkins
Frogatt
Charles Offley
Outram
Darrel
Perryn
Hammond
Jeffreys
Andrew Reid, Esq
Parnther
Lefevre
J. L. Gloucestershire
M. L
el. L
Mr. Sesward
Thomas Neat
M. Smith
Allen’ Tucker
Rawlinson
S. Whithaw
Finch
Iron Alden
Philip Posey
F. Gildart
Crache
Paley
Esq
Rajions.ag
Court of King's Bench Jury Sitings Before Lord Kenyon
A butcher plaintiff sues his bankers for 100 pounds on a discounted bill of exchange. A servant paid in and withdrew funds over five years, including a May 14 delivery of a tool bill due June 12, later presented as paid. Mr Bickerstaff managed the bank. questions arise over whether she paid or the bank trusted her.
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Ocober
Bank of England
Bickerfiaf
Kenyon
Bickerstaff
Sitltings
Lord Kenyon
Watts
Dorset and CO
Reward for Huskerd Body Disputed by Widow
A London notice offered 4 handsome pounds for tidings of a missing banker who vanished near Islington. The body was found in a mill dam in Essex and a gentleman near Covent Garden claimed the reward on behalf of a claimant, but the widow later received only a small sum, and the corpse was buried by the parish.
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Islington-lane
London
Essex
Covent-garden
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LAW Reports
Court OF King's Bench
France
Lafene Ladzbut
Francis Agernois
West
Johannot
Dupont of
Nemours
Dubois Grencey
Couth
Cian
Nibbons
Francé
Peranes
Echoferiaux
Lyons
Directory
Council of Five Hundred
Paris
Gardener
J Wylde
Aldridge
Thomass Winner
L. LB
Barr-Magna
C. Corts
Birmingham
Srd Madan
Court OF King'’S Bench, Jury Jr
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