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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1798

Page

3

Trial of Patrick Finney at Dublin on High Treason

The Dublin trial court heard Patrick Finney and 48 conspirators for High Treason including plotting to invade Ireland from France and attack Dublin Castle. Finney was acquitted on the main treason counts after witnesses faced cross examination. others were discharged as the court warned against sedition and mandated oath of allegiance.

Bameyn Patrick Pinues Patrick Finney Dublin Sean Sleath France Ireland Franée Francess Finney White Arcland Great Britain James O’ Brien Curran Peter Clarke Kildaire Worthington M‘ Nally Kemmis Clarke M‘nally M‘nelly Sobster O'Brien Smrru Kingdom Damestreet Ratoa Aneacromsy Cork Cuawssataineg Baron Smmigh John Elin Michael ‘Woods Patrick Nowlan James Melony Edward Cutter John Monks George Keary Patrick Shaughnaffy James Keane Gregory M‘cu Patrick Melony Ign Halfpenny Thomas Harford Homes Cooke Michael Fortescue John Hyland Marmaduke Gooldsberry John Lewes Patrick Roche John Langley Michael Saul William Farrell Patrick Fisasy Pate

Prolonged Libel Case Echoes in House of Lords

The Lords hear Lord Aldborough challenge against a libel prosecution tied to the woollath and a Right Rev. prelate. Lord Clare defends judicial dignity and vows to prove the libel groundless while noting a city newspaper and its printer face consequences. In the Commons, Dawid Latouche pushes for a Tax on Absentees to curb non residence fueling unrest, while the Jupiter flagship sale is confirmed at 10,000 pounds.

House of Lords Weowtspay Earl of Clare Earl of Aldborough Carl Woollath Earl Aldborough Lord Aldborough Lord A Characer Woolsack A’s House OF Commons Tuvnanar Jay Dawid Latouche

Westminster Law Court Proceedings and New Attornies

In Westminster the law courts session opened with the Kings Bench hearing motions. Several young Attornies were sworn in as Lord Kenyon notes Friday is Paper Day and that due to upcoming holy days the court will adjust hearings to other days after daily business concludes.

Westminster Kings Bench Kenyon

Duel Clarified Between Earl of Lonsdale and Sir Frederick Vane

Faced with conflicting reports, the undersigned seconds state the Sunday duel between the Earl of Lonsdale and Sir Frederick Vane ended with Vane retracting an unwarranted letter after realizing he had acted under a misconception. The statement, dated February 20, 1798, is issued to set the record straight.

Neiv Earl of Lowspare Freperickx Vane, Bart Frepericx Vane C. Norton C.s.fetuerston Haugh

Disputed debts and European politics in a late 18th century alert

A nobleman in disgrace is warned by the Duke of Yaux to clear a dishonourable financial issue with Col. Brownlce. The piece shifts to critical commentary on French policy, alliances, and disinformation aimed at weakening northern states, citing Rastadt, Prussia, and Switzerland. It closes with a Boston merchants raft scheme, fuel shortages prompts, counterfeit Half-Guineas warning, and a note on coin authenticity.

C—rsa Yaux Brownlce Colonel C Caiefly Berlin Germany Bacney Switzerland Rastadt Directory Prussia A&s North America Thames Boston New England Pitt ‘Cataqua London Blackwall Creek Cape of Good Hope India

Early Spring encampment planned for artillery barracks near Ringmer

In Lewes news, reports say a large encampment may form in the spring for artillery barracks at Ringmer. Workmen busy reviving precincts for fortifications as the county eyes a grand setup. The Borewonr prize cup was awarded, and horse racing events featured several named drivers and catches. A fatal accident followed a dispute between Mr. Fuller and Mr. Attree, with injuries to both and one motorized misfortune. Mr. Henry Marten of Ringmer, a devoted huntsman, died at 14 after years of pursuing hounds on foot, sometimes traveling far for the chase.

Ringmer Thiele Earl of Iwén Tredetolt Baker Pickering Napper Mr. Pickering Fuller Attree Cliffe Capt Bridger Malling-street Henry Marten

Prince Frederick Sinks After Distress at Sea

Mr Kean, acting Assistant-Surgeon aboard the Prince Frederick from Bengal, arrived in town after the vessel's distress and destruction. Crew endured days of near beer rations and forced pumping problems before mutiny and looting led to the ship’s sinking. The Insurgent took prize crew to Port Louis, while a court handles Loyal British Fencibles disbandment accounts at Chatham.

Kean Bengal Prince Frederick Port L’orient

Married in London and Essex circles in rapid notices

On Saturday last Rev. David James of Stanford Le Hope Essex wed Miss Browne of Cripplegate Without. Monday next Rev Dr Traily at St George's Bloomsbury joined James Trail Esquire of Lincoln's Inn to Mrs Porter youngest daughter of Sir James Porter and sitter to Colored Porcer Member for Stockbridge.

David James Stanford le Hope Essex Miss Browne Cripplegate Traily St. George's Bloombury James Trail Lincoln’s Inn Porter James Porter Colored Porcer Stockbridge

Died and market notes from Cheapside and Austinefriars

Died: Mr. Robert Hill aged after a lingering illness. Mrs. Guinard of Austinefriars died recently. Colonel Robert Blane and Thomas Deane, senior Alderman of Bristol, noted as deceased. Wheat, barley, oats, malt and other grains priced locally with fluctuating demand. Current wheat prices and barrel measures listed. total Wheatfold return to 6,008 quarters, average 28s 1d. Fine Flour prices recorded at 435.09 to 459 per Sack.

Robert Hill Cheapside Guinard Austinefriars Sohn. Lewis Bauargartner

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