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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 16, 1791

Page

2

Law Report on Bank Note Case Seeks New Trial

Testimony discusses payment rights for bank notes, agent liability, and the need for clear evidence of provenance. Lord Kenyon notes public policy favors free currency but justice requires disclosure when a holder is wronged. a nonsuit is considered due to insufficient proof and lack of explanatory information from the plaintiff.

Bearcroft Bank of England Henrix,and Co Solomons Fufice Buller Holland Mr. Mingay Kenyon Justice Bur

Bank action on note inquiry reflects value and terms

In a case on the possession and value of a bank note, counsel debated whether the note was improperly obtained and whether the plaintiff could pursue relief or another action. The judge emphasized merits at trial, noted lack of witnessable evidence of good faith, and discharged the rule, allowing potential retrial elsewhere.

Justice Bulle Solomons Henrix Bearcroft Nifi Prius Triak Henrix and Co Bugnes Fufie Grofe Noiffkitens

Royal London Winter Sojourn and Court Notices

Yesterday morning the Duke and Duchess of York drew fashion to London ahead of Bath season. Queen hosted a Buckingham Palace card party as Royals plan to reside there until the fortnight’s end. India House held a Directors Court late, and Captains Hay and Tuomas assumed command of Lord Macartney and Poulborne. A Court notice details Ireland’s commander pay and royal staff apartments while other society items span marriages, inheritances, and heraldry curiosities.

Pernce of Wanes Town Brighton Lord Earpvey Buckingham-house Duchess of York London Jenkyy Bunsary Esqis Dover Duke and Duchess of York Lord Lady Maurissury Duke of York Italy India House Hay Tuomas Lord Macartney Poulborne Ireland The Royal Hospital Brace the Temple Bartsauxst John Bury John Evitaseth England Scotland Janes VI Earl of Mar Littre Pickle Vixtone Grauam Bath

Inconstant at Drury Lane Theatre Critics Laud Cast Flaws

Theatre review of The Inconstant at Drury Lane notes Miss Farred’s performance strengthens a weak script while praising Mrs Goodall, Miss Collas, and the scenic design. Critics highlight mismanagement in the finale, uneven acting, and fashionable audience response.

Drury-Lane Company Farred Parsons Miraste Aickin Lamarce Orb Mixasre Richard Coeur de Lion Old Drury Fordan Bland Jordan Crouch Digaum Sedgewick

Guildhall Court elects officers in first meeting

Yesterday at Guildhall a Court of Common Council held its first session with the Lord Mayor and Alberten present. After a concise address and a vote of thanks to the retiring Lord Mayor, candidates for Principal Coal Meter and two Assistants were read. Ballots showed Lawrence 129 leading the first election, followed by Dixony Evans and others. Hawkins, Garasin, and Mattisy contended for the second Assistant, with Hawkins gaining 125. Maud and Hawkins later declared elected alongside Lawrence.

Guildhall Conitina D. ‘Fayror Boypexx Lawrence Dixony Mr. Evans Mann NetrresHip Mattsy Mr. Brown Mr. Hawkins iGarasin Mr. Mattisy Maud Hawkins

Female Players Demand Decency in Dressing Rooms

At a full meeting of Theatre Royal female performers in the Haymarket they vote to oppose a naval gentleman entering ladies dressing rooms, drafting a memorial to the Manager. They insist on preserving decency, warning admittance could set a public disgraceful precedent and return the rooms to their private use.

Theatre Royal Haymarket Asi

Hare interrupts lady at Alcheldref Court while hounds pursue

A hare entered a Welsh parlour at Alcheldref Court and was picked up by a lady. The creature died upon hearing approaching hounds, turning the act into a noted display of the protector’s clemency. A letter from Mendoza to Ward praising the Duke of Hamilton’s judgment is mentioned.

Alcheldref Court Wales Puss Mendoza Ward Duke of Hamilton

Malton coursing Yorkshire silver couples win

The appearance of gentlemen was very numerous with nearly 200 horsemen in the field. Over three days at Waakeam Grounds hares were chased. all thirteen ran the first day with only one killed, Mr Hitz's greyhound bitch from Thornton won the Silver Couples and killed her hare. Mr Plummer's dog won a ten-hound Sweepstakes and killed its hare. Some coukies ran over four miles.

Waakeam Hitz Thornton

Beam fall at Liverpool worksite and warehouse fire

COUNTRY NEF S reports a beam split on a high story scaffold at Mr Frances's new warehouses causing a man to be suspended by the tackle until rescued. no injuries. Fire at a Castle Ditch grocer’s warehouse spread quickly, but the family escaped unharmed. Coventry notes include Leicester Hunt whip race results and forecasts for annual whipping contests, Stamford fair sales, and dairy prices with cheese values and sheep trends.

Castle-Ditch Coventry Leicester Leicester Hunt Farmer Bourn Stamford Fair

Agriculture the True Opulence of State and Policy

A sprawling essay argues land cultivation underpins national strength wealth and liberty. It links agriculture to commerce arts and population, cites Madrid Lisbon price controls and Prussian measures, and recalls a Lord’s will praising Westminster’s legal zeal as a warning against monied excesses.

Madrid Lisbon Africa Frederic Prussia Lord C

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