Fragmented Court Notes From Distant King’s Bench Recording
A garbled report recalls a historic court appeal before the King’s Bench with judges differing on the verdict. The text mentions bills, a Commons adjournment, and unnamed parties, reflecting a suspended legal proceeding from long ago.
House of Commons Proceedings on Quarantine and Bills
The session records motion by Samuel Thornton on the Bank Bundinas Bill third reading. Lords message on Scotch Judges salary. Estimates for Floating Lazaretto at Stangate Creek and Chipney Will Lazaretto discussed. Bread Taxation Bill read second time. debates on King’s private property rights and future readings. Reports on revenue and militia allowances, distilleries bill, hops duties, and neutral ships orders. Adjourned after main measures set for third reading and tomorrow.
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HOUSE
Ae Tk
Vanid
Biuait
Chipney
Neafares
Charles Yorke
House of Commons
Atlize
Yorke
Torrow
Brig
London
William Andeyon
Nichels
Nicholls
Cumberland
George I
Prallia
Long
Great Britain
Committee of Ways and Means
Scotch ‘Distilleries
Jrilberforce
Windsor Theatre visit by Royal party noted in morning report
Frail garbled lines report a royal party including the Prince of Wales visiting Windsor Theatre. Mentions incorrect place names and scattered phrases but confirms a Friday morning event connected to royal figures and a theater outing.
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Prince of Wales
BeabayDy
Cuarivam
Carucarts
Golds
Iri
Fameey
Kseaesing
Windsor Theatre
Law Report King s Bench Judgment on Libel Case
The Court of King s Bench presided by Mr Justice Grose delivered judgment on an indictment against Sir George Cavendill s late Colonel Lord G Cavendill s for publishing libel aiming to injure his character and provoke public disturbance. Mr Bembrick was fined 50 marks on each charge totaling 136 pounds and was ordered to provide security for five years, with 1000 pounds ensuring good behavior and secured by ample sureties, and he remained in prison until fines and securities were arranged.
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Court OF King's’ Bench
Ip. Co
Tile King
Bembrick
Bim Bychis
Cavendill
Kery
Lord George
King’s Rench
George
Justice Grose
Maszwase
St. James’s
Chester
Brordip
Wilriam
Joan
Hig
Hatley-street
Theim-Under
Oober
Latt
Cannanore
India
Janes Harroey
Commaniiog
King’s and
Malabar
Morocco
Pigou
Duke Grrrard
Castle Jourdan
Meath
Ireland
Mainham
Cuas
Palmer
Bredah
Kildare
Dike
Cronmare
Zili
Sibe
Hotion
Portsmouth
Neldar
Court of Common Pleas Elidon Trial Over Beating Sailor
In Junzig a mariner aboard the Belvidere East Indiaman testified that Captain Christ ie and Mr Nesbit severely beat him with a cable for nine or ten blows while at sea between Colombo and Bombay. The jury awarded the plaintiff 5000 damages after a heated trial.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Junzig
Bittings
Eldon
Watson
Cyifristie and Nesbit
Belvidere East Indiaman
Chris‘tie
Nesbit
Serjeant
Corkell
Thomas Horn
Belvidere
Bathies
Lia
Wesel
Columbs
Bombay
Watfor
Simpson
Zemitdar
Sudpfén
Christie
Maleluee
Ciftie Dtrick
Froman
Cockell
Lord Ripa
Adultery Trial Highlights Damages and Seduction Claim
A tavern keeper faces an adultery action with damages set at 20001. The plaintiff’s counsel urged heavy damages for alleged two year criminal intercourse. The defendant argued aggravation and urged the jury to align with parliamentary views amid sensational remarks.
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Poole
Newitt. J
Fielding
Beanie Jelene
Adultery Trial Yields One Hundred Guineas Damages
The court heard arguments over alleged adulterous acts and parry claims of collusion. Mr Fielding urged restraint while Mr Gurney warned jurors against inflaming public opinion. Witnesses testified to illegitimate connections. the jury returned a verdict awarding one hundred guineas in damages.
Fragmentary 18th Century Shipping Narrative
Fragmented OCR notes describe a naval scene with ships and privateers, mentioning Captain Fal and the Dolly eater, coasters for the Westward, and various vessels like the Os DEAE and M'LELAND. References to Downing, the Downs, and the Thames hint at a Channel Fleet context with transports bound for the Streights.
Manston House Case Echoes Through City Court
Benjamin Pooleya of Manston House faced charges in the Lord Mayor’s court over a forged note scheme. A letter sent from NaiIs to tone in Stratford place and Oxford Street allegedly aided the scheme. Bank staff testified the 2001 check was paid in cash by exchanging notes, with a suspect note allegedly passed through a clerk. The case hinges on evidence about the note’s origin and payment.
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Benjamin Pooleya
Jett
Asith
Edward
Coz
Stratford-place
Oxford
Walchi
Charles Squirm
Sanfuim
Vague Coastal Sighting and Curious Book Prices Noted
Reports from Captain Davey of the Rinang describe whales spotted between Hiand and the Maldives near Bombay. The piece also notes extraordinary prices paid for early Shakespeare works and a troubling reference to a new-born infant case involving a hospital and alleged procuring.
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Davey
Rinang
Hiand
Céyton
Maldives
Bombay
Quett
Tate
Steevens
Googe - Barnabe
Yiaeion Petycen
Ecand
Tos
Biles Johns
Anunifetting
Promisis
Goa
wyThe Chraopiela Aia
Vichy
Merry Wives
Windsor
Vienna
Foundlinng
Skultton
Tyre
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Tavaspay
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LAW Report
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Iedutlon
Oxaith
Gurney
Abe
Witneses
Mr. Fielding
Manston