Boarding School for Young Ladies at Kennington Opens Soon
RS Quiseau's boarding school at No 27 Chester Place Kennington on the Vauxhall Road prepares to open on the 2sth. Lessons include French Italian History Geography and Globe studies by Mr Quiseau A.M a French native. Mrs Ouiseau and her sister daughters of the late Admiral Reynolds run other branches including Music Drawing Dancing and Writing. The Practical Geography by Mr Oulfeau is in press and will appear soon.
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Massachusetts Towns and Liberty in Early America Letters
A Boston June 1 letter surveys Massachusetts towns organized as self governing districts, universal schooling funded by tax, and equal rights. It praises religious tolerance, notes open worship for Catholics, and contrasts Protestant practice with radical democracy. The writer predicts American language shifts, outlines commerce, and contrasts prices with European norms while praising industrial potential and public eloquence.
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Ireland
England
America
Thapen
Massachuffetts
Cloacina
Europe
Law Report on Fieri Facias Seizure and Nulla Bona
Law report from 1788 concerns A W B A plaintiff who won 727 pounds plus costs. A writ of fieri facias was served on the Sheriff defendant and goods were seized. Extents for Crown debt followed after seizure. Sheriff sold goods to satisfy extents but returned Nulla Bona. Question whether such a return was valid under these facts.
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Executrix Remarries. Case on Debtors Goods Property
The case questions whether Alexander Reid gains property in goods left with Mrs Huart as executrix after her remarriage. Arguments debated if marriage transfers control or ownership of assets previously held by the executrix. Lord Kenyon and Mr. Justice Grose questioned executors rights and possible alienation of goods. The matter was ordered to be argued again.
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Raffel
Lord Kenyon
Ar. Wood
Reid
Fustice Grofe
Kenyon
Bearcroft
Jailkeeper Refuses Writ Failure Prompt Rule Grant
Aft Kujel moved for a rule to show cause why an attachment should not issue against the keeper of Worcester jail for disobedience to a writ of Habeas Corpus. He claimed the defendants were not brought up until they paid one guinea and a half after proper fees were settled. Rule granted.
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Kujel
Worcester
Libel Trial Of King UV Sampson Perry
Saturday July g a libel case against Lord Fitzgibbon’s Lady. The defendant denied knowledge of the libel and condemned its publication in a printed paper. He claimed no guilt and gave written remorse to a friend, ultimately pleading not guilty. court offered option to plead.
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the King
Sampson Perry
Lady Fitzgibbon
Lord Fitzgibbon
Perry
Curity
Libel case against King T Sampson Perry in 18th century court
The King T Sampson Perry faced a libel trial over accusing prosecutors of extorting money. Perry refused pardon, signaling his character over imprisonment. Judge de Burfé sentenced him to six months in the King's Bench and stayed the recognizance. another libel on Government was postponed due to lack of notice to the Attorney General.
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Exyhine
Perry
Merlrs
Watter
Juttice de Burfé
King’s Bench
Lord Kenyon
The King Vy Brown Outlawry Reversal in Court
The case notes an outlawry for felony being reversed with no opposition. The prisoner is restored to trial by his country. Indictment must proceed by process, and the party remanded to Newgate.
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Brown
Weed
Justice Ofiurf
Lord Kenyon
Newgate
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