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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 19, 1793
Page
2
The Lord Chancellor and Attorney General clash over whether Johnson and Turner must pay one third of rents to Mrs. Hodges. The discussion weighs specific performance against breach of trust, with questions about trustees, receivers, and the child’s rights. No final decree was pronounced.
The King’s Messenger arrived with dispatches from the Duke of York’s headquarters before Valenciennes. Garrison there showed no capitulation, likely short of ammunition amid heavy enemy fire. East India Company hosted a large dinner for the new India Board with Pitt, Rose, Lone and others. Major’s party departed with further dispatches to the Duke of York amid thunder at sea. Basilico faced a tempestuous voyage from Ostend to Dover. Harvest 1813 plans to stay near town for rapid continental news, with Pitt at Holwood, Grenville at Dropmore Hill, and Dunn near Tunbridge.
Saturday session in committees considered a 300,000 loan to restore public credit. A second reading and committee for the Bill to secure Commons independence, excluding certain officeholders and terms. Lords sent a first reading of an engrossed bill to deter conventions petitioning the king or Parliament, with printing ordered.
The report covers a verdict for damages in an inn case on Cheltenham Road with Townshend and Estwick, trials over Paine’s Rights of Man reading, a Chelmsford plea on the proclamation variance, a Derby bloodline sale under execution, and detailed capitulation terms for Condé including prisoner of war arrangements, property transfers, and provisions. Also noted are Liverpool and London notices, militia pay disputes, and an August court calendar.
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