Tippoo Sultan and the Mysore Country Description
A detailed portrait of Tippoo Sultan highlighting his ambition and cruelty, his military skill and leadership, and the Mysore region’s climate, geography, and fortifications. The author praises his military prowess while noting his brutality and lack of humanity, then shifts to Mysore’s environment and agrarian practices under British conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mysore
England
India
Great Britain
Europe
Cape of Good-hope
Myttore
Parisian Fashions First Dress and Second Dress
Describes two outfits with white taffeta gowns and accessories. First dress features rose stripes and violet printed motifs, round green wrist plaits, rose shoes, and a Bamie Royale cap. Second dress includes straw taffeta cap, violet bows, violet gauze cawl, white gauze kerchief, yellow shawl, and nacarat shoes.
LAW REPORT GUILDHALL CASES AT WESTMINSTER TRIALS AND LIBEL
The King against Smith concerns perjury by Thomas Smith in sworn Exeter Election evidence before a House of Commons select committee. Attorney General emphasizes election purity. Lady Elizabeth Lambert sues Tattersal for libel, with lavish prose defending her lineage and beauty amid public scandal at Southampton. jury hears of family honor and potential marriage prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Thomas Smith
Select Committee
House of Commons
Exeter
Whitroe
Honiton
Elizabeth Lambert
Fle
Southampton
Libel Verdict in Morning Post Case Against Williams
The plaintiff George Rose, Esq. sues Mr. Williams, former Printer of the Morning Post, for libel alleging use of Revenue Laws to undermine election freedom. Attorney General argued public duty to protect character. jury returns damages of 1001 after hearing both sides and a humorous defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exyhine
Rose and Tattersall Case Repeats Verdict for Plaintiff
The plaintiff again sues a horse dealer and Morning Post proprietor in a repeated action. Counsel for the defendant, Mr Exstine, expresses regard for the jury verdict and offers the same verdict if returned. The jury ultimately finds for the plaintiff.
The King v Moore for Perjury Indictment
A perjury indictment centered on whether the defendant was present at a specific place when an assignment was made. The jury found Moore not guilty, ending the case with a acquittal on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
The
Oracle
Bearcroft
Duchess of York
Ofice
Dallas
Lord Kenyon
V. Moore
Wnor
GUILDHALL HORSE DEALING WARRANTY CASE AT LAW
In the Court of Common Pleas at Guildhall London a trial reexamined if a seller’s single bad quality constitutes general warranty of foundness. Evidence showed the horse, bought for 2 guineas, proved ill with glanders before sale and was returned by the buyer. Lord Loughborough upheld general warranty of foundness amid varied testimonies from farriers and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Roundbay
Head
Brookes
Robinson
Uck
Horsley
Roundhay
Lord Loughborough
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Lord Cornwallis
Trepoo
Threo
Mars
Maturws
Barus
Brarrmwarre
Pirpoo SuLraun
Asia
Tippoo
Kummer UL Dien Kuan
Teippeo Sain
rRize
Eagleton
Cheapside
Lifeine
Tattersal
Isle of Ely
LAW Report
Guildhall
Westminster
London
Court of Common Pleas
Palmer
V. Horsley
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