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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 22, 1797

Page

3

Durham jury convicts attorney in knife assault case

In Durham Assizes the defendant, an attorney, faced a jury that found him guilty on the second count of assault with intent to murder a prosecutor. The case, tied to a debt and arrest dispute, raised questions about public justice and the proper use of bailiffs, with mentions of bankruptcy proceedings and related financial matters.

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Dublin Murders and Fraud Attract Crowded Attention

News from Dublin reports the death of MP Marcus Beatsford at Abbeville amid a string of violent incidents. Forgeries found at the Custom House prompted investigations by the Revenues and National Bank staff. Armed raiders attacked homes and a theater, with reports of plunder and threats. Police and yeomanry pursued suspects. several attackers were believed connected to prior violence in Kiln and Wicklow country.

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Indefatigable Captures Hyena in Brest Sound

The Indefatigable, Sir Edward Pellew, arrived at the sound from Falmouth with news of the French corvette Hyena of 20 guns being captured. Hyena’s quarter-deck and forecastle were removed, and 16 guns with a bow-port on each side allowed occasional fighting. Rumors say the 18-gun range not yet captured, and Hyena may have reached fore port in rolling toward Holland. Fortsmouth reports Romhey and Egmont, Diadem arriving, and Lisbon convoy under escort of Egmont, Disdem, and Dido.

Cassatid-Bay Edward Pellew Falmouth WestJichess Rolland

Shipmaster reports Dunkirk escapees seek government welcome

An Edinburgh report describes 60 mutineers who escaped from Dunkirk, claiming traitors cannot be trusted in government service. They awaited arms from authorities, were disappointed, and some joined the Republicain for debt relief. The piece notes social concerns, a charity plan, drownings, and unrest amid alleged treasonable plots.

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Fire Suppression Quells Early Cork Battle Fire

A chaotic clash at the old battacts in Cork led to severe burns among several soldiers. Firefighters and engines acted swiftly, extinguishing the blaze and preventing further harm during the confrontation.

Cork

Privateers prize haul and Caribbean travel reports

Report from Kingston recounts privateers seizing valuable prizes aboard transports under convoy from New Providence. Highlights include ships Cetiliay Young, William, Aurora, and Salamandens with detachments, plus casualties from accidents and an earthquake felt in Spa nihfowne. Epidemic illness and disorder plague the island as Melpomene sails to Port Royal with two Spanish vessels taken near Cape Anitoniot.

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Cousfig Meeting at Swaffham Finds Fine Weather

The Cousfig Meeting at Swaffham was well attended with fine weather. West Acre field provided good ports though the hares were not quite as quick as usual. The Fhetford Cup went to Mr. Hare's Riot, and the Assembly sparkled with unusual brilliance. February meeting prospects look strong.

Swaffham West Acre Fhetford Hare Smiany

Public Office at Bow Street in Fraud Case

In Bow Street investigations a trivial clause linked to infamous practices surfaced amid debts and a fraud scheme. Reports detail visitors to houses guided by decoys, misrepresentations to view premises, and alleged manipulation of payments. Writs for debts of 8s or 12s referenced in court. aliases and improvised names appear in proceedings.

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Robbery and assault on a walk by three footpads

Last Monday evening a youth and gentleman were stopped on Archbishop of Canterbury's Walk by three armed footpads who robbed them of watches and severely assaulted them. A man named Roots of Fleet Street reported another Russian assailant, with threats and blows. One victim reached home to find his hat and coat damaged by sharp implements.

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