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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 26, 1800

Page

3

Scarcity Debate Trails Lords Over Corn and Prohibition Bills

In the Lords Turasbay, Lord Darnley argues against corn shortages cited in the Commons report, reading letters from Davis and Webb and disputing harvest figures. The Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill faces opposition led by Lord King with Carlisle and Eldon defending it. Maidstone treason cases are debated amid calls for public safety measures. The Commons pass the Scotch Distillery Prohibition Bill after debate, while Scarcity and navy measures prompt notice of future motions.

Darnley Davis Webb Floure of Commons Kent Essex Sussex Hertford Becawe Sorme Arthur Young England Commons Lord Grincille King Rote Wiliam Queen Anne George the First Lord Carlile Foote von Holland King Lord Carlisle His House OF Commons Tagaspay Lord Skefield Tepiortow Hobhowfé Lori Shofield

Trial over a marriage license fraud at Doctors Commons

At Guildhall London on February 27 a trial discussed a false affidavit by James Thompson Baker to obtain a marriage license for Maria Withers, age fourteen. The Attorney General argued the case touched court responsibility and public interest in solemn marriages. Thompson claimed no protection was violated but was held in contempt for presenting forged documents. The jury found Thompson guilty and he was committed to Fleet Prison. punishment varies by law.

Maria Withers Canterbury James Thempson James Thompson Baker Withers Navy Mr. Baker Smithfield Toool Susannah Withers Ireland Purthér Sally Aude Ei der Rex Linceiethire Chante Walker Rexvon Kenyor the Fleet Prison

Buckley Prosecution for Perjury in Naval Police Case

The case against Captain Buckley outlines alleged wilful perjury and corruption involving Marine Police Office officials. Evidence from multiple witnesses, including a landing-waiter Hawk Cwhip and shipyard workers, led to the jury returning a guilty verdict after days of inspection by a surveyor of His Majesty's Customs.

Pitas Buckley Marine Police Office Wiltat Enfine Seijeatig Sprott Hawk Cwhip Scott’s ‘Quay Lis Majesty’s Customs Joon Wittal Jamféld

State Lottery Draw Opens With Prizes And Shares

The state lottery begins drawing after eight tonight and continues on Saturdays until midnight. Prizes and shares are allocated from recent fixed offices with books kept for careful accounts and stake holders asked to present orders promptly.

Starr-Lottesy Begia Mond

Lottery notices and financial column snippet likely from English state era

Fragmentary OCR text references lottery, stock offices, and securities sales. Mentions Mossy, Cling, Money, stamps, and annuities. Lacks coherent event details, dates, or clear entities to anchor a full record.

Beraris Ene and Co Stocxengre ATC Stamp Office Aunt Severement Securities Ang

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Parliamentary Intelligence House OF Lords Turasbay Fen Carn Habeas Corpus Mlaidstone O'Coigley Ss Larahip Tintin Lavinig France Rhidgraze Holland Earl Stanhope Lord Eldon Maidstone House of Hanover Camelford LAM the King J. Buckley Edinburgh Cornhill Lo -Bish
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