23 Nov 1796
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 23, 1796
Page
1
In Nov court, Crossley faced a new indictment for willful and corrupt perjury. He asked for delay to next term after five months in custody, while Lord Kenyon noted bail notices were insufficient and cautioned the court to ensure attendance. The defendant was remanded.
Auction set for Wednesday in November 1796 at the Hop Pole Inn Teykesbury Gloucestershire. The 162 acre freehold and 43 acre leasehold farm include a farmhouse, barn and buildings in good repair, with portions in Tirleys Gloucestershire and Chafeleys Worcestershire. Occupied by Mrs Elizabeth Barnesy at high rent. Coppice held by Mr John Broadall at igt gos per annum. Possession from April next. Viewings via tenants and locations. solicitors listed with address in London. Also advertises literary works and popular volumes for sale with prices.
The speech outlines a plan for a Civil Code to replace the old laws, aiming to clarify principles over details. It covers civil life, marriage, paternity, and the state of persons, proposing public registers, testimony rules, and safeguards against fraud to secure social order and family stability.
The passage describes a traditional cattle drink used across Germany Denmark and Baltic shore regions. It mixes bran oatmeal brewers grains mashed potatoes or turnips rye meal with water and often eggs and salt. Boilers in stables and cow houses heat the mix two to three hours boosting nourishment. Similar practices spread to England Scotland and even arabs and Tartars who keep horses nearby. The trend arises from a belief that boiled feed improves nutrition and reduces costs, reflecting a transitional farming society where people live closely with livestock.
The King in Council heard a prosecution for a challenge tried at Newcastle in Northumberland. Zoomas Patuditch, a broker of North Shields, sued a ship owner tied by marriage to the plaintiff. After many affidavits, judges referred payment of costs to a later decision and ordered security for five years. Lord Kenyon urged peace in the divided family, warning that violence would forfeit recognizance, and the defendant withdrew.
A Dublin pamphlet by Mr Suerrpan outlines a theatre funded by a Parliamentary grant with half legal interest set aside for charity and funds for repairs. Profits would be shared among subscribers. no manager, instead a committee would run affairs. The model mirrors Paris's Comedie Francaise, with players governing and weekly meetings.
Fragmented note recounts European officers names Prussian and Austrian Generals, a Washington address praising timely funds, and a curiosity about a carrier pigeon that landed at the Ship Inn Colchester with a leg card saying all well Monday morning.
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