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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 20, 1797

Page

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New Books and Publications Advertised in London Market

A philatelic list of newly published novels and moral histories offered by W. J. and J. Richardson, Vernor and Hood, and E. Newbery. Titles include Aura or the Orphan, Pyche Governess, Maurice, Edington, The Dagger, The Knight of the Swan, and Pilkington’s Scripture Histories for Youth, with frontispieces and varied bindings. Prices range from 3s to 7s 6d, with multiple volumes and translations from German.

Courtran Assey Hhou Mayett Vernor and Foods Maurice Edington Hey Groftry Ghott ‘Seer Sol Schahier Knights of the Swan Rom Madai Genlis Pilkington Ridley Mortimer Lastelles St. Paul's Churchyard Dodd S. Jones Bewick

Law Report on Prager v Smith with Special Jury

Sittings before Lord Kenyon and a merchant jury. Prager seeks to prove indebtedness of 350l to the Bromer assignees under a December 3 1795 bankruptcy commission. The defense argues no bankruptcy was committed on November 23 1795. Bromer fled with Miss Goldmid. verdict finds Bromer not bankrupt and Prager’s claim collapses, leading to a verdict for the plaintiff.

Lord Kenyon Prager Smith Chancery Mark Prager Dawid Bromer Bromer David Bremer Exeine Bremer Oober

Prize money dispute over Jamaica Port au Prince capture

General White led forces that captured Port au Prince under Grey orders. Williamson claims half prize money though not present. law assigns prize to those actively on the ground. Lord Kenyon noted the case’s difficulty and stood over for next term. Jury returned verdict for defendant.

White Charles Grey West Indies Charles St. Domingo Jamaica Adam Willanson Port-au- Prince Adam. Williamson Corone A&t Lord Bridport Channel Edward Pellew John ‘Borlafé Warren Torbay Williamson Admiral Ford General White Adam Williamson Sir C. Grey Major Smith Court of Justice C. Grey A. Williamson Treasury Court of Chancery Guildhall Ais Court of Admiralty

Bankers win verdict in Beckman bill of exchange case

The plaintiffs as assignees of Susan Beckman filed a suit to recover a ten month bill of exchange. Beckman allegedly tendered principal and interest to bankers who held the bill and then delivered it up to protect her son and brothers from payment. Lord Kenyon found no evidence of bankruptcy contemplation and the jury verdict favored the defendants.

Lord Kenyon Verdif

Insurance deviation verdict in Jamaica voyage dispute

In Guildhall London December 78 the Jury of Merchants heard that Phynn and Co. filed a claim on behalf of Meffs Shaw and Inglis Jamaica residents to recover a company subscription. The Apollo ship and cargo were detained at Hertaire for water and provender, seized as prize after war was proclaimed. The court found the voyage deviated from insured terms and the underwriters were discharged. Verdict for Defendants.

Suecessty Spain

Insurance case over ship Minerva deviation at Faro

December 21 Hog v Horner concerns a marine policy for the ship Minerva from Lisbon to England with a port call in Portugal. Lord Kenyon holds the Faro stop as a deviation beyond the voyage, while arguments note intent, risk inception, and required notice to the insurer.

Hogg Horner Gibbs Minerva Lisbon England Portugal Faro Minera Alony Oporto Lord Ken Gitbs

Perjury trial over glue partnership accounts ends with acquittal

In a Chancery case linked to a glue manufactory partnership of August 178g, defendant and Tiffin with W Oxley junior faced a bill seeking true partner accounts. The prosecutor challenged account delivery and custody of books. Lord Kesyon noted civil focus and complexity. jury returned Not Guilty.

William Oxley Courcef Willikaw Oxley William Oxtey W. Oxtey Jacques

Ships of War Captured in Night Collision

A loaded vessel bound for Sunderland was run down off Flamborough Head in extreme darkness. The light ship nearby heard cries of the crew but found nothing. It is believed all aboard may have perished.

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