Court verdict upholds damages in parish residency dispute
The court hears a long religious charge over Rev. Mr. Phelips’s nonresidence and lease of official dwellings. Witnesses confirm illness and absence were voluntary, while Serjeant Shepherd defends the clergyman’s efforts to promote religion. Jury returns verdict for Plaintiff with damages of 1201.”
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Hoults
Phelips
Somersyshire
Serjeant Shepherd
Cockeil
Hielf
London
Lord Loox
Campden House Sale Clarified by Public Notice
Public notice clarifies that the sale of Campden House Kensington is unrelated to a local boarding school. The Irish State Lottery promotion details tickets, shares, offices, and prize payments with dates and draw plans, alongside testimonial letter claims for Spilsbury’s Antiscorbutic Drops and a Tunbridge address.
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Campden House
Alyver Mt
Stephen Pitt
Campiey House
Kensington
Cornhill
London
Liverpool
Exeter
Aessrs, Flornsby and Co
Non-Residence Suit Against Parish Rector at Guildhall
LAW REPORT July 11 Court of Common Pleas Sattings at Guildhall non residence action against Rector of St Margaret Pattens and St Gabriel Fenchurch under Elizabeth statute. Penalty 1 per month for absence from parish. action brought within twelve months. several parishioners cited as witnesses to non residence and push for strict enforcement of the law.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Sattings
Guildrale
Wilson
Qui Tam
Phelips
St. Margaret Pattens
St. Gabriel Fenchurch
Eribail
Tefoits
Cockell
Slander Case Involving Apprentice and Shopkeeper
The action seeks compensation for damages after false accusations of theft. Witnesses, including Mr. Owen and Sam Crossley, are examined amid claims of witness manipulation and legal entanglements. Lord Eldon and Serjeant Shepherd are referenced in a heated discourse on courtroom conduct.
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Good
Owen
West Door
Tate
Earl
Tom
Sam Crossley
Court of Common Pleas
Lord Elpox
Sam
Oliver Oddfellow
Lord Mansfield
Oliver
London Market Prices and Grain Decline Report
London markets show a dip in wheat and rye with ample supply and dull demand. The report lists various grain prices on board ship and in marked markets, noting falling oats and barley, with flour and seed prices also provided alongside meat market receipts and regional price remarks.
Gwydir Pedigree Case Hearing in Privileges Committee
In the Lords on Monday July 14 a Privileges Committee heard evidence from supporters of the Millers against the Union Mill Bill. The hearing was adjourned until two o'clock tomorrow.
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Monnay
House of Commons reads bills and orders committee
On Monday July 14 the River Thames Police Bill Printers Indemnity and Pawnbrokers Regulation Bills moved to second time and ordered to be committed tomorrow Others exempt from duty salt used in curing North Sea fish read second time and ordered to be committed Thursday Private Property Bill reported and ordered third time tomorrow Heaps Importation Indenture Indemnity and French Wine Importation Bills committed and ordered to be resumed tomorrow The august remainder fixed as the period when the first shall commence India Judicatures and Territorial Regulations Bills read a third time and passed Clerk of the Peace for Middlesex presented rentals of estates to be laid on table Mr Jones postponed Instructions of Government to Lord Keith relating to evacuations of Egypt till tonight and a petition presented and ordered to be laid.
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House Or Commons
River Thames
North Sea
India
Middlesex
Jones
Lord Keith
Egypt
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Serjeeant
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Crossley
Lord Expon
Damates
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Wift, and Co
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BP. Cox
Tunbridge
Spilsbury
Soho-square
Yemzin
Peter Cox
Tunbridge, Kent
Frish State Lottper
Anel
London Markets
Juth
Rgos
Smithfield
Monsay
Newgate
Leaderhall
St. James's
Whitechapel
Newbury
Darley
Reading
Salis Bury
Pierre Polit
Burton
Teading
Kells
Fierrepoint
Barton
Master of the Rolls
Sister of the Rolls
Rolls
Thelludion
Dig
Aincon
Col
Fiford
Mainwaring
Pité
Hingelf
Bei
Eatnes
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