West India Planters and Merchants General Meeting
General meeting of the West India Planters and Merchants at the London Tavern on Tuesday next the 14th inst at one o clock for special affairs. Also notices on state lottery by Hornsby and Co stock brokers and Maynard Josephus translation annoncements with prices and drawing dates through February 1792.
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London Tavern
J. Wenham
Poultry
London
Sool. Rool. Sol
Hornsby and Co
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Ito
Hatched House
Neild
St. James’s-street
London Exchange Banking Company
St. James
Sreet
Mefirs
Polygraphic Society Opens New Pall Mall Exhibition Of Polygraphic Pictures
The Polygraphic Society has moved to Pall Mall and opened a daily exhibition of polygraphic pictures with catalogues. The process copies oil paintings closely at about one tenth the cost, enabling elegant rooms for around a hundred pounds versus a thousand for originals, with originals periodically removed to a manufactory to fulfill orders.
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Polygraphic Rooms
Pall-Mall
Polygraphic Society
Strand
Fac
East
West Indies
French Duke Arrest in Britain Over Forged Note Case
Law report details the arrest of the Duke de Biron in Britain on a bearer note for 416l. 138. The King of France’s envoy claims public business with a leave of absence from the army. Lord Kenyon demands Letters of Credit. defense asserts the note is a forgery and the envoy acted in a public capacity.
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Yasset UV
Duke DE Biron
Monseer de Biron
Britain
Exvreme
France
Sweden
Nolekeen
Duke de Brrow
Olly
Lord Kenyon
Mer Shepherd
Great Britain
Law of Nations defense in De Biron case at King's Bench
Justice Buller and Erskine dissect arguments on whether a French envoy in Britain falls under bankrupt laws or public mission. Lord Kenyon doubts, affidavits on Baron Noleken noted, rule to discharge De Biron granted in part, common bail sought.
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Justice Buller
Erskine
Anne
France
Britain
Kenyon
Fusinter Gentes
Court of
King’s Bench
General de Biron
Court of Chancery
Fren Cate
Baron Noleken
Sweden
Stranger Y. DE Biron
Shepherd
Trial of Mr Holland and India affairs before Lords
In a February session, Mr Edward Holland seeks time to plead or demur against an impeachment linked to East India governance. Arguments focus on whether delaying trial would erode constitutional protections, with Lord Kenyon urging no delay and dismissing the rule. Separate criminal information motions target satirical publications involving Lords Lonsdale and Lowther.
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Mayn.ard
Jos
Phus
Jerusalem
Titus
Vespasian
Flavius Josephus
Josephus
Apia
Philo
Alexadria
Cris Catigula
Jufethus
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
George Henry Maynard
Atdney
Exskine
Edward. Holland
Eréine
India
Holland
Bearcroft
Wno
Erskine
East-Indies
Fewer
Earl Cornwallis
Mr. Bower
Kenyon
Mingay
James Evans
Paternoster Row
Faves Lowther
Ian 6
Lonsdale
Peter Prypar
Watcot
Earl of Lonsdale
Peter Pindar
Lowther
Mr.Mingay
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Hugh Burgess
Archibald Paston
William Paxton
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John Sharp
Dover
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Rendation
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LAW Report
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