Admiralty Appeal Over Strow Von Altona Prize Case
Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes reviewed the capture of the Strow Von Altona from Surinam to Altona by Le Bonnet Royale. A Danish subject, Colaco, claimed 48 bales of coffee valued at 30001. The court found a colorable neutrality to shield the goods and affirmed the High Court's condemnation of the ship and cargo.
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Borts
William Wynne
Mich
Strow von
Benjamin‘ D’efias Ecolace
Altona
Denmark
Vander Blink and Co
Amsterdam
Brunendaal
Surinam
Colaco
Addraifed
Lawrence
Nies
Vander Blink
Levi Jacob
van Roffen
Lord Exdow
Court of Admiralty
Rodgers
Thomas and Mary
Eleanor
Lisbon
London
Claye
Plymouth
Lloyd’s
Thomas and
Eliz
Guneas
Johnston
Birs M ‘Carthy
Mr. Lyney
Mr. Rodgers
LENT ASSIZES AT WINCHESTER INCLUDING MURDER VERDICTS
Winchester lent assizes opened with over sixty prisoners. Eight received death sentences including John Diggens for the wilful murder of travelling man Thomas Webb near Botley. James Collopy and John Pendergrass acquitted. Diggens to be executed Monday. Italian Juan Baruce killed Mironi Lucena aboard Thetis after a dispute and was ordered to be executed and his body to be dissected.
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Winchester
John Diggens
Thomas Webb
Botley
James Collopy
John Pendergrass
Juan Baruce
Mironi Lucena
Ll Thetis
Baruce
Tie
Worcester Assizes Lane brothers trial ends with guilty verdict
At Worcester Assizes on Tuesday morning the trial of Jota and Richard Lane for murder proceeded with extensive testimony. The court heard the ambush, beating, and fatal injuries to Aly Good of Redimarley, with over thirty witnesses. Both brothers were found guilty and sentenced to death, later making mutual confessions to the gaol chaplain.
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Worcester Assizes
Jota
Richard Lane
Aly
Thomas Good
Redimarley
Oober Latt
Baron Tuowrson
Richard
Mr. Good
John
William Spieood
Atah Andrill
Broomsgrove
Parisian Bal Masque Revival Sparks Velvet Reverie
An 18th century revival of the masked ball marks a cultural shift in Paris, contrasting revolutionary fears with renewed gaiety. The piece notes higher ball receipts, lively theatre scenes, and the charm of the Opra comique era as young performers debut amid festive satire and public spectacle.
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Paris
Youngett
Effri
Young Petris
S Caire
Theatre Dedi
Madame Fine
Erigmon
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