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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 22, 1797

Page

2

Court debate over Duke of Hamilton moral conduct and divorce

In a crowded court scene Lord Kenyon and Mr Gibbs clash over a civil action brought by Mr E against the Duke of Hamilton and his wife Mrs E. The case centers on moral duty, divorce, and whether a deed of separation ends the suit.

Iton Hiiwin Thip Staunding England Duke of Hamilton Gibbs Micki Court of Justice Fufvand Mr. Bbs Snteak Mr. Erskine Greenland St. ‘Domingo Nova Zemb Duke of Hees Kenyon Court of King’s Bench Lord Kenrow Scotland Cramena Tam CarprGan Weppewoon’s York-street St. James’s Earl. Srexgén Pitt Dunivas Windham Prrr Bristol Evast Tay Hay Odb Europe Francis St. Fetersburghe Tady Fox Fac Pestersburgh Poland France Italy Madrid Berlin Paris Syrens Adam Andzxgav Lipparotti Naples Kingdom of Alps Duke of York

Debtors Relief Petitions before Lords in Counties Goals

Parliament notes from the House of Lords on Wednesday February 22 show Earl Myra presenting petitions from debtors seeking relief, ordered to lie on the Table. Counsel debated the Court of Session appeal Curris et al versus Gibson and Fohnfix against Chippendale et al, trustees of M Calpin and Co, with decision postponed to tomorrow.

House of Lords Earl Myra Court of Session Curris Afsignées Gibson and Fohnfix Chippendale Trivtees M'Calpin ‘and Co

London Bills Read In Commons Shop? Inclosure and East India Bill

The House of Commons Wednesday read and committed several bills. The London Wet Bales tie and Chaffgrave were read a second time and Sawley Inclosure Bills were read last time. The East India Company's Loan Bill was read a second time and committed.

London East India Company

Court and Cabinet Activities in London and Bath

Royal engagements and audience notes from London and Bath recount a busy sequence of court hearings, Levee, presentations, and cabinet discussions. Reports mention promotions, military postings, and preparations for forthcoming troop movements, with updates on political maneuvering and public notices.

Shakespeare's Enchanted Evening at the Theatre Last Night

The review lauds Mrs. Bagge as Dorinda, praising her mastery of arias and comic talents. Prospero's performance by a male lead draws mixed notes, with criticism aimed at Paumeejeiss' delivery and the overall restraint of the cast.

Prospero Paumeejeiss Bénsley Pers

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