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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1800

Page

3

Brevet Arrangements and Appointments in East Indies Forces

The London Gazette lists Capt. Charles N Cookson promoted to brevet major in the Royal Artillery. It names East India Company officers slated for brevet ranks in His Majesty’s Army in the East Indies, with commissions dated January 2000. Also notes sheriff appointments in Leicester Gloucester and Montgomery, plus bankruptcies and forthcoming dividends in March and April.

War-Office Idoe Charles N. Cookson Royal Artillery Eat India Commpany East Indies T. Holland N- Carnegie J Gordon J. Horseford Gloucester T. Smith Stapleton H. Proctor Aberhaves Montgomery C.H. Tracey

Scarcity or Provision Amid Food Riots in Towns

Reports from Stockport Manchester and other towns detail the poor seizing provisions and selling at reduced prices to aid owners. Wolverhampton troops were readied after a planned riot. three leaders were captured and the mob dispersed. A Birmingham note reports potato price unrest and a peaceful market adjustment to curb price gouging.

Stockport Macclesfield Ashton Manchester Lancaster Wapen Wolverhampton Queen’s Own Birmingham

Fire destroys Parker’s wheat stock and barn near St Albans

A large wheat stock and barn owned by Mr Parker, a prominent Hertfordshire farmer near St Alban’s, were set ablaze last week. Parker was saved after the fire caused extensive damage to corn and the barn. Authorities suspect arson linked to Parker’s prosecutions of sheep-stealers.

Parker St. Alban’s Hertfordshire Leith Harbour Finack Berwick Packet Cooper London Latt Funtley Foot Jager Bergen Norway Britain Leith Surinam James Martin Bow-street Scotland Messrs. Courts and Co. Strand Dundee Philadelphia Merirs Coutts Wm. Black River Thames Carpmeal Tower Street Thames-street

Law Report Sittings Before Lord Kenyon

Detailed court reports cover two cases. In Bunting v Glenny, a coachman sues for 31 9s after being dismissed for disobedience. Lord Kenyon urges servant regulation, jury returns verdict for plaintiff for 31 9s. In Keenan v Williams, Mrs Keenan seeks damages over family neglect and separation. evidence spans multiple witnesses with allegations of cruelty and impropriety. Judge ends with Keenan found guilty of publishing a libel against Garrow and ordered to enter into recognizance.

Kenyon Bunting T. Glenny Guildford Street Weymouth Isis Glenny London Lord Kexgown Court OF King’s Bench Williams UV. Keenan Enkine Keenan Parliament Wright Williams Matilda Keenan Parliament Street Garrow Duguila Keenan Parliament-street Knnyon Duke of Port Land Hier de Cunar Ringe E. Russeur

Trial at Guildhall over horses and cloth pledge

The case before Lord Kenyon at Guildhall involved a dealer with a gin shop accused of misrepresenting a pair of horses and a cloth pledge. The jury found for the plaintiff in the horse matter and for the defendant on the cloth dispute, with a complex exchange about whether the cloth was pledged or sold.

Guy Goldham Fale Benjamin C. Medex Enskine Traver Mingay Moses Medex Abraham Benjamin Lord Kerrown

Court of Common Pleas case on servant misconduct

In July Taft, the plaintiff returning from Romford to London in a gig with wife and daughter attempted to pass a post-chaise. The post-boy drove toward the bank on the right to block passage, creating danger to the gig and its occupants. Proceedings allege misconduct by the defendant's servant.

Exrrow Romford Gourt Common Pleas Bewliner C. Smith Taft London

Spring Assizes Court Dates Across Counties

The schedule lists the spring assizes for counties including Hertfordshire Essex Kent Sussex Surrey York Yorkshire Lancaster Rutland Lincoln Nottingham Leicestershire Coventry Warwickshire Northamptonshire Derbyshire and Derby with hearings set on various March dates at venues like Hereford Chelmsford Maidstone Kingston upon Thames Guildhall York Castle Lancaster Oakham Lincoln Guildhall Nottingham Leicester Coventry Warwick Derby Town Hall and more, marking regional court appearances by Lord Kenyon Lord Chief Baron Macanop and others.

Eae Rome Baron Hotnaim Justice Hearadi Hertfordshire Hereford Essex Marthy Chelmaford Kent Maidstone Horsham Surry Kingston Upon Tharties Northern Lord Kenyon Justice Books York City Guildhalk Yorkshire County York Lancaster Lancasteri Midland Baron Macponaxp Burph Cnamares Rutlandshire Oakham Lincolnshire Lincoln Lincoln City Guildhall Nottinghamshire Gourty Borough of Nottingham Leicestershire Leicester Coventry Warwickshire Warwick Northamptonshire Northampton Derbyshire Mirch ‘Ay Derby City Town Hall

Extract of a letter from Potowmack Virginia 1800

A January 2 1800 letter from Potowmack Virginia responds to London reports claiming U S grain shortages. It states wheat crops nationwide were productive, with possibly lighter weight in some, and Virginia and North Carolina crops unusually abundant. It notes U S supplies remain available despite any perceived scarcity.

Virginia Carolina United States

Cordial Balm of Gilead promoted for debility and nerves

A historical advertisement extols Dr Solomon of Liverpool and his Cordial Balm of Gilead as a remedy for youth disorders, weak nerves, and effects of intemperance. It claims universal efficacy, lists price options, and notes availability through booksellers and medicine venders across the kingdoms.

Solomon Loverpool Gilead Hess Mathews Ah Pr Three Kingdoms Brownlow-Areer Liverpool

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London Gazetty M. Cutler Bedford-street Covent-garden J. Cole Thrawton Devonshire H. Major Paldock R. Morley Claxton Yorkshire J. Watkins Pecthyre Rockfieid H. Lowe Ross Minories J. Williams Burford Oxfordshire J. Sampson Bartholomew-clole Jeweller Muarches R. Cowen Love-hine Little Eastcheap J. Robarts Bishopsgate-street’ Without R. Chambers Salford Lancashire R. B. Morgan Button-Nwker LAW Report Fes Mr. J. Shand W.M. Coote James Nicholas Seaman James Thomas Richard Palmer James M‘gregor Thomas Hawkes Peter Hicks Ditto John Cannery Lito Thomas Hawker Dittos James O’brien Maririe Charles Neale Plymwuth Simcoxz Col. M‘nziz Amboyna Bank of England Norwich Mitchell 14Th Light Dragoons Trent Burton Ferry Bole Ferry Gainsborough Pearman Hallyport Berks 3
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