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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 08, 1799

Page

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Palatine of Lancaster seeks Governor and task master

Ad for the offices of Governor and Task Master for the House of Correction at Preston. Salaries set, nominations open at the General Annual Session on Thursday the 27th of June. Information available from the Clerk of the Peace in Leigh or Mr. Nicholas Grimtny in Preston. Testimonials requested. J. Taylor Deputy. Leigh April 1799. Also notices for medical books and remedies with multiple vendors listed across cities.

CY Palatine of Lancaster House of Correction Preston Cheaid Jane Leigh R. Squirrell M.D Murray and Mightey Pookickers W.J J. Richardston Royal Exchange Hatchard Piccadilly Denmarkstreet Soho Blanchard York Bats Bath Brodum Crutwell John Gifford Tunbridge-ware York House E. Newbery St. Paul's Churchyard Ward Holborn Gray's Inn Jebouse and Co Bacon Oxford-sreet Pidding’s Medicine Warehouse Oxford-street Bulzin and Sheppard Bristol Baxter Edinburgh Brown, Wolz Dan Agar

Law Intelligence Case Over Construction Liability Near Wandsworth Road

A rule to show cause why a verdict should not be set aside arises from a fall caused by lime delivered to a defendant’s premises by subcontractors. The defendants argue against liability, claiming no master servant control, while authorities cite master liability and contractor responsibility. the Lord Chief Justice noted initial inclination toward liability but acknowledged complexity.

Wandsworth Road Contra&t Jones A&t Salk Skinner Leving Lincoln’s Inn-fields Byes Uopeares Seppe Edmund Burkit Messrs Bendacock ard.Co. Mantel Mreets Goodman Masterman,and Co Gordon A.fo Smart Moor Fields Smary Benhacock Verdi Justice Grose

OLD BAILEY May 1 8 Sessions Descriptions and Trials

The May 1 8 sessions before Baron Perayn Mr Justice Grose and the Recorder include indictments for highway robbery burglary and theft. Notable cases involve Benjamin Watson and John Perkins acquitted on a matter concerning a Jew Samuel Eas. Matthew Stinson convicted of highway robbery. Susannah Harrison and Carter tried for burglary with Harrison found guilty of burglary and Carter acquitted. others named include John Bevan Robert Mills Edward Wilson and Jonathan Puffingham with convictions for theft and robbery.

Baron Perayn Justice Grose Benjamin Watson John Perkins Samuel Eas Court of King’s Bench Matthew Stinson John Field Burrows Lane Hendon Susannah Harrison Thomas Carter Daniel Wade Made Cromwell’s Row Shadwell Harrison Carter Browz Wade Mr. Wade Church-place Whitechapel cHence Sabje&s Suannah Harrison John Vickers Paffingham Waitiam Ditcham She Warepat Jonathan Puffingham Ohn Bevan Robert Mills Henry Kemp John Bevan Simmons Lane Stepney Martha Jones Simmernds Lane Mills Bevan Kemp Thomas Healey Daniel Hayes and Co John Smith George Adams Edward Wilson Messrs. Swann and Co Lawrence Lane Wilkinson Bain King

Mines liability and sub contract damages affirmed verdict

A judge explains why liability for all damages in extensive mines should rest with the owner for the benefit he gains. The court upholds the verdict, noting the complexity of pursuing multiple sub contractors and the impracticality of suing numerous parties. The opinion cites authorities and favors the owner over sub contractors.

Stich Little Justice Bath

Savage butcher's duel ends in public astonishment

A Kendal neighbourhood resident visited a butcher’s stall and wagered eighteen pence worth of ale to eat a large bull beef cut. He demonstrated a fearsome appetite in front of spectators, later repeating a similar display by Germanizing firepower amid the crowd. A farmer, days earlier, supposedly swallowed a pound of beef as part of a separate wager, further inflaming the scene.

Kendal

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