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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

05 Dec 1798

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Evening Mail

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 05, 1798

Page

3

Highwaymen Rob Barnet and Whitechapel in Late Night Robbery

A London court heard William Clarke identify two attackers in a Barnet robbery, with Sharman and Brown convicted. Additional trials included Fordyce for stealing a gold watch, and Mary Bourne acquitted on apparel theft. John Colley was found guilty of burglary at Whitechapel, amid evidence from a 12 year old witness and conflicting testimony. Jane Carnes faced a capital charge for stealing silver and clothes but was acquitted on the capital count. simple larceny was found. Concerns over oath training and age were noted.

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Barosi Pecern Justice Grose Thomas Sharman Thomas Browne Otober William Benjamin Clarke Weldon Barnet St. Alban’s Mims Wath Sharman Brown Joseph Clarke Thomas Hack John Sharman Ridge Hertfordshire Dance’s Hill Hack Clarke Bacon Bow Street William Fordyce St. Paul's Covent-garden Kington Bow-street Trindal Day John Biaquiere Ireland London Northampton Ballynahinch Richard Richardson Robert Sims Sims Thames Sarah Pine Joseph Shepherd Aldgate High-street Mary Bourne Margaret Johnston Whitechapel Wx. Criss Mary Cross Jane Carnes Aaron Moses
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Printer of the Mate Vindicates Character in Deal Case

A public declaration from the printer of the Mate dated December 1768 at Deal defends his conduct regarding a legal action in the Court of King's Beach. He recounts notarial protests, the handling of an anchor and cable in the Downs, and notes delays in the Rule motion preventing full oath testimony until the next term.

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Paretvac King’s Beach Deal Unity London Ocober Thomeson Thompson
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Vindication by John MacGoulden in Deal 1798

In a letter to the printer of the Malt, Deal dated December 6 1798 John MacGoulden says he was in London at the time a court information motion was said to have occurred. He asks the public to clear his character from the imputations linked to Percival’s court motion.

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King’s Bench Percival London Deal John Igculden
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Edward Iggurden Denies Deal Maritime Fraud Claims

Edward Iggurden of Deal publishes a formal defense denying allegations of improper conduct in a Deal matter involving Captain Thompson of the Brig Unity. He asserts the account is unfounded, stresses his lack of involvement, and notes his regret at awaiting the next Term for vindication.

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Law Deal Thompson Unity of London Oliver ScarLer Sccarpens Lin Thompsén London Rie Gth Des
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Land Tax Bill Debated Over Redemption and Extensions

In a heated session the House debated the land tax redemption act and proposed to extend sale time and adjust provisions. Mr Pize argued for broader relief amid difficulties in redeeming estates and district assessments, while Mr Foknes defended the measure’s public benefits and urged moving ahead despite critiques.

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Hobart Pize Foknes Pett Hon.i
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