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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1800

Page

3

Kent Court Rules Over Waddington Libel Case

In Kent, a King’s Bench rule to try the Waddington libel case locally was argued. Witnesses spoke on the defendant’s conduct and signatures, while Lord Kenyon urged integrity, noting a defendant must traverse alleged facts. The jury returned 421 for the plaintiff.

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Court of Common Pleas Sittings at Westminster

A complex London trial recounts an incident in Oxford Street where Mr Webb, an apothecary, was injured during a dispute with Mr Barnham over a shop window snake. Witnesses describe blows and a pestle scene, while defense counsel argues the case stems from past enmity and provocation. The jury returns a verdict for the defendant Barnham.

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Westminster Jurx3 Sittings Before Lord Kenyon

A tradesman sues for 421 in the seventh action of this kind. Johnston sought a character reference and the defendant vouched for ten years of fair dealing and honesty. The counsel urged the case as crucial to mercantile trust and urged masters to scrutinize servant character.

Westminster Lord Kenyon Aperson Johnston

Oxford Circuit Notices From July to August Dates

The document lists multiple court sessions across counties with dates in July and August. It names judges such as J Hrath and Sir Simon Lespanc and locates sessions at Oxford County Hall Worcester County Courts Guildhall Monmouth Gloucester Hereford Shrewsbury and Stafford with dates from July 21 to August 15.

J. Hrath Common Pleas Simon Lespanc King’s Bench Berxsurer Aoingdon County Hall Oxnorpsaire Weitheslay Oxford County Court County Hall Gloucester Dee Guildhall Monmouthskirk Monmouth Hereford Shrewsbury Stafford

Courts-Martial aboard Gladiator condemn crew in Portsmouth harbour

Last week courts martial held on board the Gladiator in Portsmouth harbour found Mr Ware Keuly surgeon of the Sparkler guilty of disorderly conduct. He was sentenced to two years confinement in the Marshalsea and forfeiture of pay. The proceedings also cited Als captain Aus and officers for the loss of the Repulse on the codit France and mentioned Mr Romery and Mr Fison in relation to the case.

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Resolutions on Inclosure and taxation debated in Lords

The Lords discuss Resolutions on land enclosure and related bills. Noble Duke argues for easing costs to encourage small enclosures while the Lord Chancellor criticizes wording and testimony methods. The Duke of Bedford signals plans to amend and reintroduce proposals next month.

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