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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 05, 1798

Page

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Valuable Estates and Property Sales Near Reigate and Reading

Auction notices detail a Swan near Reigate leasehold estate with a barn and acre, plus extensive Reading offerings. Properties include Bear Inn Reading and farm with out-buildings, stables for 83 horses, and a freehold farm near Great Leigh. Viewings and further particulars via local inns, solicitors, and offices. sale dates to be announced.

Swan Reigate Samuel Eig Greyhound and Cock Inn Sutton Rack's Mitcham King’s Head Tooting Graham Reading Berks Bear Inn Straceys &c Great-Lee Ey Newbury Oakreetamaes Johnie Mage Winslet Staines Mevcyn Rew Fokom

French Cook Debacle in Thornton Trial at London

Law report details Colonel Thornton's dispute with a Frenchman who served as cook and surgeon, claiming wages and goods after a brief tenure in London and Yorkshire. Lord Kenyon criticizes debt collection for a man earning 10,000 pounds yearly, urging gratitude and open houses for countrymen while condemning idle bonds from diverse origins.

Vienville UV. Thornton Thornton Dehan London Yortak Thorn-ton Yorkshire Kenyon Pisinulf

Spilsbury’s Antiscorbutic Drops Wonders in Cures

Remarkable testimonials from London and Taunton claim Spilsbury’s Antiscorbuit Drops cured incurable cases at St Bartholomew’s Hospital and eased rheumatic fevers, scurvy, gout, and asthma. Witnesses from Wellington, Barnstaple, York, and Mitcham back success with multiple patients including a fourteen year old boy with the scurvy. The drops, sold at the Dispensary Soho and via patent medicine vendors, are promoted as swift relief for coughs, consumptions, and hooping coughs, with various bottles priced and a strong warning to request the Improved Battam of Honey.

Spilsbury Mary Esdale St. Bartholomew's Hospital Croft Traylor Fleet-street London Jonathan. Roberts Wellington Somersetshire Joshua Toulmin John Poole Taunton Devonshire Murch Barn- Raple John Mitchell Glover Mitcham William Barker Wooton Norfolk Bungay Richard Ody Erie Gil Great Britain Ireland Condell Henry Condelle Chymitt Eatchy Candell Eiotfon Druggit Ward Holborn Opponte Evans Wes Sasehfield Rick Druggitt Cock-hill Rael Whitaker Jugent Davis D T Broadway Deptford Braine Greenmahs Smith Apothecary Paradise-row Ifca Baxter Adinburgh F Sp

Action Over Not Repairing Under Lease Rules Verdict For Defendant

In a Bedford Holt case the defendant argued the lease prevented an action for not repairing a house. After evidence and view of the premises, the jury found no fault in repairs and returned a verdict for the defendant. Lord Kenyon noted that actions for repairs may arise before lease expiry to speed tenant repairs, though not in this case.

A Ees Lord Kenyon

Cowan v Phillips Drags Through Lengthy High Court Record

The case Cowan versus Phillips involves penalties exceeding one million sterling. Counsel Mr Gibed pleads concern over costly delay due to a mistaken scheduling. Lord Kenyon suggests countermanding witnesses and delaying until the long vacation as the record is extremely long and cannot be divided. The court notes judges and juries cannot handle a record beyond their capacity.

Gibéd Cowan Erfine

Court of Common Pleas verdict in naval adultery case

In a December term a naval officer sued for damages over a wife's seduction by a younger man while he was abroad. The jury awarded 4001 pounds to the husband for injuries from the affair, while acknowledging subordination issues on shipboard. The judge and Lord Renyon stressed maintaining discipline at sea.

Hays Carter Crim Con Lary His Majesty’s Navy Deptford India House Lombard-ftivet England Cecil Big-Barriot Cockle Erskide Halfewell Lndiaman Court of Common Pleas Lord Renyon

Court of King's Bench Trespass Case Over a Noisy Dog

In a trespass action over hanging the plaintiff's dog, Erskine spoke on the atrocity of killing it while William Fray testified to the dog’s noisiness. Mingay argued no neighbour slept within 20 yards. Lord Keon warned that malicious killing would deserve heavy damages, but assessed one shilling, with defendants to pay costs.

Fray Upsdell and Bush Erskine William Fray Mingay Lord Keon

Assault on Chief Mate Aboard Arabella Case at Sea

RTE, Y. Oliver reports a trial for assault aboard the Arabella near St. Eustatia. The captain, cited as defendant, struck his chief mate after an accusation of drunkenness. Provocation was offered as a defense. the vessel lay within three leagues of St. Eustatia, then in French possession.

RTE Y. Oliver St. Kitt’ss Exein

Agriculture Monthly Report for November

November agricultural conditions show slow wheat growth on heavy lands due to continued rains, with thinly planted crops lagging but appearing promising. Tares rye and cloversweed thrive, turnips yield high feed per acre, beans scarce at fairs reduce fodder. Prices in Norfolk Suffolk and East Anglia steady around 40s per acre. Hay cheap. Edible lands perform well for fallow. Meat markets weak and lamb trade pressured by imports. Prime beet 3s 5d per stone. inferior quality scarce. Pork low. lean beef best, stock rising in aged cattle. Wool and hop trades unchanged from last report.

Norfolk Suffolk Ha.x St . Lean Tock Ireland

Frail Marine Ghosts Hover Off Sussex coasts and Dublin Jury Fraud

The article notes English coastal disturbances by French marauders near Brighton and a charitable relief effort for stranded fishing families. It also reports a Dublin Sessions House incident where only eleven jurors appeared, followed by a Recorder’s fine, plus a Dartmouth man’s murder attempt on Miss Ruffell, his suicide, and police custody.

Marine of France Sulex Brighton Mircsen Tanker Willes Carrington Gonfrey Weaster George. Warren Aner Mrcexecy Sessions House Dublin America Ove Benbridge Dartmouth Russell Rufsell Shoreham Harrow Garden Cheshire Cheese Milford-lane Strand Wm. Ryfell Hm. Mansell Henry Norton Charles Viril

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