Rebels raid Cappagh Hill as cavalry detachment is looted
A patrol of Col. Hancock’s regiment was halted by rebels on Cappagh Hill and forced to surrender side arms clothes and a drum. The leader, Serjeant Giraghi of the United Forces, warned the sergeant of further trouble. At Campaign Court Patrick Doyle was convicted of mail coach robbery and sentenced to execution. F V Connor was convicted of possessing forged Bank of Ireland notes. In Carlisle, Mr Guy Gordon of the Custom House was assaulted by seven ruffians who stole 25 guineas and struck him on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanpcock
Athrone
Cappagh
Bandisi
Giraghi
United Forces
Tim
Cappagh Hi
Campaiign Court
Patrick Doyle
Y. F V Connor
Bank of Ireland
Guy Gordon
Cutom-house
Carlisle
Letter of thanks for botanicals from Heney Boys on ship
A dated letter from Heney Boys, first lieutenant aboard His Ways fly, praises Dr Badpum for botanical syrup and nervous cordial that restored him after a wound. It lists witnesses and a wide network of agents and shops across London and towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland offering the medicines at various prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heney Boys
Badpum
Benry Boys
Albion-tireet
Blacktuars
James Sanderson
Car Hs Hanby
Mancheste S-Square
Richard Graves
Hermbury Fore
Heniton
Devon
Chapman Ives
Coll
Norwich
B. Robertson
W. Hii
London
AV. Briflow
Canterbury
Semuel Rath
Samuel Ainsford
Toen-Street
Loiries
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Ward
Holecrn
Gragis Bans J.boult
Jate Bacon
Pidding
Ostord
Bavey Anulew
Cockfourtirec
Buen
Aleppard
Baxter
Edinburgh
Hadley v Slarke and Others Law Report At Guildhall
Law report from Guildhall London before Lord Kenyon on a special merchants query. Plaintiffs sue owners of the Pomona for contravening to carry goods from Liverpool to Leghorn. Deviation by returning to Liverpool prevented claim against underwriters for premium return. counsel note the case is of considerable nicety and difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
London
Manoa I
Lord Kenyon
Hadley VU. Slarke
Liverpool
Leghorn
Falmouth
Inqureg
Lantain
Court of King's Bench at Guildhall March sittings
Reports from the Court of King's Bench at Guildhall on March 2 include a case where Mr Mingay pledges that a sailor’s violent conduct against a superior officer was punished for maintaining discipline aboard a ship bound from the East Indies to Europe. The subsequent trial involves a libel case tied to the Courier newspaper and the Emperor of Russia, with Lord Rex Vernon and Lord Renyon presiding. The jury returns a guilty verdict on the libel charge.
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Court OF King's Bench
Guildhall
Lord Kenyon
Stoke UV. Montgomery
Mingay
Tao
Maee
Europe
Iu May
Pisintiff
St. Helena
Lyndon
Mer. Chapman
Gerrard
Pitt East Indiaman
Montgomery
Court of Directors
Stoke
John Vint
George Koi
John Parry
The
Courier
Russia
Vic
Courier Office
McErfeine
Kuilis
Pegitia
Germany
England
Rusia Company
Edward Foster
Sharp
Peterbourgh
Lord Rexvon
Batson
Rulsu
Caledonian Mercury
Lord Renyon
Phil
Embargo at Falmouth Impacts Grand Duke Trade
A historical case details an embargo on vessels from Grand Duke of Tuscany territories centered at Falmouth in June or July. An August Order in Council allowed ships to return with convoy, the Pomasa captain staying two years then sailing to Liverpool. The embargo eased two months later amid disputes over owner consent and potential bulk breakage, with testimony on captains duties and damages ending in a plaintiff verdict of 201.
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Falmouth
Grand Duke of
Tuscany
Cantain
Pomasa
Liverpool
Law
Erséine
Order In Council
Giles
Erfeine
Court of King’s Bench
Grinder attacks cause near fatal injury at Spital Mill
Last Saturday a young woman named Herriet, paired with her aunt at Spital Mill, escaped serious harm only when the grinder halted near his attack. Her face is badly cut and one eye may be lost. A Derbyshire millman drowned near Eastbourne after a night of drinking. a comrade offered help but he vanished in the tide. Coroner's Inquest notes accidental death.
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Herriet
Spital Mill
Derbyshire
Eastbourne
Langley-Puist
Rich vein of silver found at Hurland Mine Cornwall
A vein of silver rich enough to be workable has been discovered at Hurland Mine also known as the Old Manor Mine in Gwinear Farish, Cornwall, with miners currently at work on the site.
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STEEL
Catharine-street
Strand
Hurland
Old Manor
Gwinear Farish
Cornwall
Liberty and the Press Advice from the Fifth Circuit Juries
A fragmentary excerpt advocates for press liberty while condemning slander and public opinion manipulation. It emphasizes defending a virtuous administration, warns against corruption and insurrection, and calls for unity to suppress slanderous writings that threaten government and national peace.
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Fifth Circuit
Pennsylvania
Alexander AvDiIson
Theafs Coutts
Appisos
Burt
Ethir
Bristol Fair and Hyde Park incident among strange events
Bristol Fair showcased a record cattle display with high prices while horses sold quickly. A child near a dancing bear at Hyde Park Corner was seized and the bear killed by a furious parent who stabbed the animal. A Shropshire parish office imposed a burial fee on a leg amputee pauper, rejected by the rector. At Hertford Assizes, Dugard, Smith, and Abraham were convicted of sheep stealing, with Hotris convicted of highway robbery. John Maines, executed last Thursday, was gibbeted at Mountlow Heath with Bow Street patrols guarding the corpse. a planned rescue by journeymen car riers caused heavy precautions.
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Bristol
Hyde Park Corner
Shropshire
County of Hertford
James Dugard
Everet Smith
F. 4Braham
Alexander Hotris
Foe
Ann Connor
John Maines
Hountlow Heath
Newgate
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Dublen, Marcu 2
Kingdom
Wilkinson, Mountford and Wilkinson
Barbican
M. P. Post Office
Exeter
Market Drayton
D'Avenach
Dicken and Warren
Drayton
Bucks
Mefirs
Sedgwick and Bull
Crownton
Bertham
Everal
Amersham
Dhesham
Chetham Ross
Crown Inn
Gotobed
Norfolk-street
LAW Report
Marén
Wittings
Lord Xervon
Xing UV
Vint
India
Evans
Lewes, Marcus
American Liberty
the Press
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