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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 25, 1796

Page

3

Jurors Decide Ship Stranding Case In Insurance Dispute

In a London admiralty case arising from the Conteeces cargo loss, the jury found the ship to be stranded and the insured entitled to both general and particular average. The ruling covered damage to cargo and perished goods from a rock grounding and subsequent shoreward efforts, with arbitration to settle the amount.

Marrett Kensington Contmerte Portsmouth Jiberty Toctouch Gibraltar Onitr Jasnitary Riddenrock Ronte Hemi Mr. Erskine Herde Rikant Ryder Park Court of King’s Bench Ie Conteeces Brsxixe Jacob and Cummingham Gibbson Flere

Abolition of the Slave Trade Question in the House of Commons

A list of members and peers associated with the abolition of the slave trade is recorded, detailing speakers and signatories in the House of Commons and notable figures from the era. The document names numerous individuals including Pitt, Wilberforce, Grenville, and several other MPs and nobles, reflecting the parliamentary debate and factions surrounding abolition in 1796.

House ‘of Commons Abestay March

French Affignats Credit Sinking Despite Measures

The French Legislature has enacted measures to shore up Affignats credit but faces worsening finances. Paper money depreciates as supply expands and collateral erodes. Rescriptions and bank notes fail to restore confidence, while national domains are pledged and decayed.

National Bank, &c

A Newry Butcher Attacked and Robbed in Flight

A Newry butcher Michael Mallang traveling to Carlingtown fair was assaulted by five men who demanded money. He denied claim of Wings and was struck with a dagger end of a gun and left faint on the ground. Separately, mills at Mill-town owned by Coltn fellor Robinson were broken into and parts stolen.

Michael Mallang Carlingtown Fair Newry Strick-Hief Potters Mills Coltn Fellor Robinson Mill-town Roscommon Joby Claudius Beresford St. Andrew’s Watchhouse Dame-street Avagchman Brogzht Rigbyy Saffolkestredt Goodehaviour New Geneva Gibraltar West Hitdhes Mary Liverpool Lawlor Hetahiok

Lancaster Assizes Convict and Norwood Prisons News

Lancaster assizes convict three men for theft and attempted murder, with a fourth prisoner awaiting forgery trial next morning. Ely affizes sentence two militia privates to death for robbery. Norwich mayor distributes bread and coal to the poor, offering threepence per week on Tuesdays and Fridays, with 760 leaves weekly.

John Rothwell John Hewitt Johi ‘Caton Henry Wikia Dorgery Ely William’ Smith David Gardner The Nottinghamshire Henry Malden Soham Norwich

Bury St Edmund Affizes Try Damages Under Statute

A 1795 case at Bury St Edmunds seeks 2001 damages from Hartsmere hundred under 9 George II cap 22 for arson damaging a barn and bullock shed within a corporate town. Verdicts favored the plaintiff, with questions over town liability and manor copyhold fines, plus compensation for damages after forcible occupation.

Bury Edmund John Wythe Eye Hartsmere George Cap Bullock Bearus 2&Son Ovepettaifi Marth Rawstors Stru

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