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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1800

Page

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Trade With The Enemy In Wartime Law Case

A legal argument before the Court of King’s Bench concerns trading with an enemy during war. Sir John Nicols argues the Crown’s licence is required for such commerce, citing prize and public policy rules. The indepth review outlines principles of war, commerce, and state interests with historic authorities referenced.

Court of Common Pleas Rotterdam Hull Court of King’s Bench Doctors Commons Jean Nigels Swabey John Great Britain United Provinces Wattell Crown Ilegal Durhie Bahamaslands Jamaica Spanish West Indies Gibraltar Spain Wie Lord Hardwick Manstfield Wiles Ashburton Loughborough Jutice Hyre France Bynkershock William Scott Sir John Nicols Doctor Swabey Park John Nicols Lord Kexyvoxr

Court of King's Bench Festo Gambling Case in Oxendon Street

Thomas Moore faced judgment for keeping a common gambling house in Oxendon Street. Mr. Justice Grosz noted such houses draw idle profligate and desperate adventurers, and the rite practiced was at once the...

Thomas Moore Oxendon-street Grosz

Indictment Over Threats Between Cavendish and Banbridge

Lord John Cavendish faces a bill of indictment after the Derbyshire Militia officer Banbridge, dismissed from service, reportedly insulted him at the Opera. Garrow argued for mitigation citing the insult after dismissal and a lack of premade design, while counsel discussed apologies and future good behavior.

Banbridge John Cavendish Opera House John Cayndith Ykine Garrow Townsend Cent Rexgown Erskine

Court of King's Bench Trials Public Scandal Case

The King v Holmes finds the chaplain of Royal Navy vessel America in court for a libel against Commander John Smith. Judgment by default admitted the allegations. defendant to be committed on the first Monday next term. Journeymen shoemakers Thompson and Smith condemned for false statements about a Hull wage-raising Friendly Society. court notes the society's continued existence amid oblique denials.

Court OF King’s Bench King v. Holmes John Smith Royal Navy America Holmes Bredik Lord Krexton Wm. Thompson Wm. Smith Hull Justice Grose

President Adams Answers Senate on Washington Death

President John Adams addresses the Senate in response to the death of General George Washington. He recalls Washington’s adversity and triumph, laments retirement and loss, and urges Providence guides and future generations learn from his virtues. Adams notes Washington’s unique role among American founders and the nation’s enduring admiration.

Ser ’ x United States Senate Washington Continent Rica Maliec Henvy Srajan Piay Magis Aurelius John Adams

Extraordinary Cure by Spiesbuary’s Drops in Leeds

A letter from Garsforth of Leeds dated February 29 1799 claims a three month old boy afflicted with violent facial eruptions was cured by SortsBury’s Antiscorbutic Drops purchased from T Wright the printer. The note states the remedy is sold at the Proprietor’s Dispensary Soho Square London and in villages across Great Britain and Ireland.

Leens Spiesbuary T. Wright Mignkind E. Garsforth Leeds Psp Witne Tomas Wincut Soho London Great Britain Irelinds

A Doctor Promotes Old Age Guide for Youth Infirmities

A Victorian notice urges guardians to warn youth against impetuous passions describing nervous disorders and their effects. It promotes Dr Brodum's book A Guide to Old Age and the Nervous Cordial sold by multiple merchants across London and beyond, including Albion Street and Oxford Street outlets.

Dr- Brodum Albion-street Leveriant Museum Blackfriars Bridge Robinson Manufigurer York Mouse Pictadilly Newbery St.Pauls Church-yard Ward Holborn Gray’s Inn Jeborist and Co Tate Bacon Oxford-street Pidding’s Medicine’ Warehouse Oxford- Street Bulgin and Sheppard Bristol Baxter Edinburgh Brown Bette

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