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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 22, 1792
Page
1
A fragment notes the release of a humorously critical tome titled Being ary Critical Satiricaliogr depicting political vade mecum themes. The work is advertised with price and publisher details on Bond Street and Seaffor street, Did Bond-street.
A fragmented eighteenth century notice reviews medical writings on scurvy and diet, promoting Howells powders for wind and epilepsy, with claims of cures and public attestations. It cites The European Magazine and a London Review excerpt, mentioning Dr Howell’s remedies, prices, and distribution from Hackney points and St. Paul’s Church Yard.
In Westminster Hall on February 22 before Lord Kenyon a special jury heard the case of Duserley against General Gunning for criminal conversation with the plaintiff’s wife. The plaintiff claimed ten thousand pounds. evidence showed adultery at the Plough Inn and Mrs Gardiner’s hotel. After witness testimony and dramatic letters, the jury awarded substantial damages to the plaintiff, while the defense argued nuances in motive and propriety. The five hour trial examined financial reckoning and moral fault, with the judge guiding on damages and interest calculations.
A debt suit from Le Grange United States era details a bond loan to Lt Hamilton of Invalids. The plaintiff claimed payment of interest and principal with a yearly interest rate, while the defendant argued adjustments and partial payments as per the bond terms. The case traces multiple dated receipts through 1789 as the court weighs the agreement and installments.
The plaintiff, a coachmaker, sues defendant timber merchant for payment of the price of a phaeton and other articles totaling 98 pounds 38 shillings. Court records show 41 pounds 38 shillings paid into court, leaving a balance of 10 pounds 6 pence. The case centers on a timber merchant who allegedly ordered a small phaeton with two horses and a chaise, later claiming the price was too high. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff on the matter of payments and damages.
A fragmentary 18th century moral tale discusses domestic strain caused by uxorious behavior. A husband’s celebrated infidelity and social derision unravel a noble household, exposing the peril of excessive pettiness, jealousy, and the collapse of public-friendly reputation.
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