Bill of Exchange case at King’s Bench overlord Belfast relate
In Westminster before Lord Kenyon a Bill of Exchange drawn by Mr May and accepted by Mr Bernell, for five hundred pounds, is discussed as part of an action against Lord Belfast and Mr Houlditch. The jury awarded 51 pounds with interest. testimony covered withdrawals of executions and alleged inducements, with witnesses Hope and others.
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Agine Dorfee
Earl
May
Belfast
Houlditch and Co
Bernell
reMayne
King’s s‘Bench
Court of Equity
Dave
Bérnell
Hornditch
Foulditch
George
Canfebe
Howldutth
Houlditches
Belside
Laerd
Houlditch
Lord Belfat
Lord Belfast
E. ‘Houlditch
Hope
Berhell
London Markets Glimpse of Wheat and Farm Prices
London market notes describe a volatile week with wheat improving in weight and quality but profits mixed. Cattle hay and straw prices rise while beef and pork values shift amid hot weather. rice, pepper, and beans show varied movement across commodities and regions.
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Nist
Farnham Grounds
Kent
Canterbury
Herefordhire
Oydar
Devon
East India
Martinique
Sosiie
Sirti
Gartaway
Hig E
Nate
Virginia
Hari
Peroz
Tate
the India Company
Smithfield
Auction notice for Metis lands and Hodges estate sale
To be sold by auction, let 4: as Metis and lands in the occupation of Me Me Hodges, 1983. 243: Let. 4xEno. Messinges, farms and bands in the occupation of Wir Hodges and a tenement garden and blacksmith shops. Premises may be viewed by tenants. Further particulars from Mr. Rawlins at Pop hills near Alcester where a plan of the estates may be seen.
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Hodges
British move toward Spanish forts in Cape Francois action
Newspiece reports French forces to begin Fort Dauphin occupation and press for surrender of western forts. Major Liz, aid to Major-General Wayne, wary of British reception at Lord Dorchester, with evacuations ordered to proceed at once. Aber’s frigates reportedly sailing to seize the Flying Fish privateer. Captain Jameson of Adraftus detained near Liverpool. five hands taken, three returned after search. British consul to issue protections to ship crews. cruisers warned to prevent incidents.
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Philadelphia
Cape Francois
Jupeto
Fort Dauphin
Liz Wits
Aid-du-Camp
Wayne
United States
Dorchezster
Canada
Lord Carcussier
Aber
Flying Fish
Peat
Pete
Wig
Jamareson
Adraftus
Liverpool
Wer
Mowar
Com. Ag
Cape Cod
Sulich
Mayer
Halifax
King Grist Convicted Of Keeping Disorderly House
The court found Grist guilty of maintaining a long standing disorderly house for youth with entertainment. He received six months in King's Bench and five years of good behavior bonds with two sureties of 2501 each, plus continued detention until bonds are secured.
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Temple of
Fiora
Asturs R
King’s Bench
Hatters Failing Hat Lining Face Penalty Rule
Fragmentary report notes penalties for hats without four stamped lining and mentions a confinement measure. It recalls a Saturday incident involving a resident returning after a five hour and twenty eight minute journey with evident cafe activity.
Partholemew Fair Sparks Public Morality Debate
A harsh editorial laments the Partholemew Fair as a gathering of itinerant performers and vices. It criticizes ropedancers jugglers and sharpers for corrupting public morals and questions why the city allows such amusements under law. It condemns the Chief Registrar’s role and calls for restraint to curb "abandoned mariners" and debauchery.
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London
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Lord
Kenyon
Efeifiols
Bond
Savoy
Matthias -Lucas
Miller
St Giles’s
Robert’ Dailini
New Cross
Jubioit Bey
London Markets
America
the King
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