Court hears damages in Webster v Holland case
A jury verdict grants damages to Sir Godfrey Webster in a suit over his wife Lady Webster's alleged infidelity with Lord Holland. Counsel argue on morality, husband’s losses, and the law of damages, detailing estates, adultery, and social stakes.
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Godfrey
Happine
Lady W
England
Sir Godfrey
Brighton
London
G. W
Sir G
Mr. Waugh
West Indies
Lord Kenyon
Continent
Garrow
Benjamin Folgate
Dir G. Webster
St. James
Richard Wafsall
Anthony Storer
Lady ‘Webster
Horatia Rogelfini
Florence
Lord Holland
Rome
Brompton Park
Sarah Brows
Italy
Cuxhaven
Albemarle Street
Mr. Plumer
Wafsall
West-Indies
Godfrey Webster
Sir G. Webster
Lord Helland
Jsis
James
Scipio
Robert Burdett
Francis Burdett
Nath. Trotter
Bury
Northamptonshire
Thellufon
Leicestershire
Pall-Mall
Zannee Doaleys
Francis Stone
Holywell-street Strand
Francis Smith
Welbeckaftrefendi Square
Rober Hinde
Devonsiire
John Anthony
Ticaconstcia
Bucks
Dalryimple
Robert Dalrymplc
Manchester-street
Clapham
Samuel Tome
Gower-street
Benteley
Thomas Bentley
Turnham-Green
Charles Grifiths
Claybills
Stirlingshire
John Wright
King and W TotS Smuggling Case At Crown Court
The information charged a Custom-house Officer with smuggling a quantity of goods for personal gain. The Attorney General outlined the case as witnesses testified. The jury found him guilty and he faces sentence next term.
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King & W
Nic. Erfline
Benal
Violent street crimes and a chaos at London Bridge
The report describes a lottery extortion scheme where two men pressed victims for ten guineas to avoid charges, plus a minor witness situation. A press gang incident near a copper works caused a street melee on London Bridge, as workers defended a colleague, dispersing the attackers after brutal beating and a thwarted attack.
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Gamine
Ipsvich
The
Oval
Lis Lordship
Staines
Wood
Hatton-garden
London Bridge
Marriages and public notices from an 18th century listings page
A compilation of marriages including Sir John Kennaway and Miss Charlotte Amyatt, John Powell and Mary Ann Bishop, and General Souter with Amelia Fordyce, followed by oblique notices of deaths and licit church weddings. Also a fragmentary market report with prices for Wheat and grain, and a rundown of recent local events and deaths.
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St. James's Church
Mfr
Amyatt
Roysi
Prince of Waites
John Kennaway
Escot
Devon
Charlotte Amyatt
James Amyatt
Southampton
William Abbot
Canterbury
Morgan
Upper ‘Thames-street
Yetterday
Radwel
Kennington Common
Rachael Harris
Redcrosstreet
Barbican
General Souter
The
Marines
Amelia Fordyce
William Fordyce
Bristol
H. H. Willis
Chavenage-house
Gloucestershire
Royal North Gloucestershire Militia
Harriet Langton
New Bend-street
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