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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 21, 1791

Page

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Nomination Day Appeal for Bala Support

On December 9 1790 the Sheriff fixed Wednesday the 28th for the nomination at Bala. The writer solicits support and encouragement from friends for that day urging backing and countenance.

Bala

Proprietors and Trustees Authorized by Deed Erected Premises

The record notes that the proprietors acted in the name of the three trustees empowered by the deed, and the premises were erected under this authority.

Nuisance suit and Coal Exchange history at Kenyon session

At Guildhall Lord Kenyon presided over a nuisance indictment against James West a Ivy Lane copper smith whose hammering disturbed nearby residents. Prosecution's Erfe ne argued the noise made dwellings uninhabitable, while defense urged balancing commerce. The ruling found For the Crown. The report also recounts the Coal Exchange formation in Thames Street detailing shares subscriptions and levied taxes to fund the market plus subscription room plans.

James West Ivy Lane Erfene West Sicily Bearcroft Barwell Lord Kenyon

Coal Exchange case tests private property rights in market

Thursday proceedings before Lord Kenyon and a special jury examined whether the Coal Exchange site remains private property or has become public through long use. Plaintiffs claim trespass by Mr Fox for entering the market without permission. defendants argue public access via a historic open market and subscription history. The debate traces the 1771 purchase, construction of the Coal Exchange, and ongoing private property status with subscription levies on nonowners.

Thames Street Palmer Buffel-street Swan Tavern Coal Exchange Stock Exchange Mr. Erfeine Mr. Fox Mr. Mingay London Room Lane Billingsgate Market Royal Exchange Thames-street Afiagay Erfeine Lloyd's Coffee House Mingay Fohn Walter

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Alexander Man’s Uilman Mark Lane Golb Guildhall King Y. West Erskine Shrimpton Austin Tate A. Fox Walter Beadle Man Roomland
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