29 Jul 1793
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 29, 1793
Page
1
A chaotic OCR fragment lists a 1793 law report with references to prices, frontispiece plans of a map in North America, and a long catalog of books and authors. It mentions volumes, biographies, antiquaries, and dictionaries of literature, myth, and history, with prices noted in old currency.
Wednesday July 24 the House of Lords, with Lord Ranelagh in chair, considered petitions seeking admission to the relief bill. After scrutiny and objections over a bank debt case involving Andrew Cart and Richard Daly, amendments were ordered for reading a third time tomorrow.
A London court heard Emmett acting for Lord Butler and Oliver Bond request discharge by proclamation after six lunar months in Newgate, arguing sentence begun at session’s first day. discussion noted that habeas corpus lay with higher courts and that lease of liberty hinged on proper commencement and imprisonment timing.
A fragment from Windsor describes a recent southward wedding for eight: bridegroom, bride, bridemaid, three fathers, two mothers, brothers, sisters, and five daughters. The writer asks readers to help explain the puzzling affair in their intelligent print and offers a corner for humble correspondence.
Reports from Drogheda indicate militia orders to march to Wexford to resume pay. Mention of threats by dissenters to force obedience failed, while tensions rise over rents and riots in Limerick. A party with artillery is stationed to deter attacks on the city and safeguard rioters held there.
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