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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 24, 1798

Page

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Complete Hunting Villa for sale at Grass Law Land Quorn Leicester

A hunting villa in Quorn near Leicester is offered for sale with about six acres, entered upon at Michaelmas next, described as highly improved by Eek Featherstone Bart. Details from Saville John Hyde and Mr. William my, Cedable Medicine, Bury. Also mentions Antiscorbutic Drops and cures offered, with various testimonials and sellers listed.

Grass Law Michaelmas Quorn‘aga County of Leicester Eek Featherstone Saville John Hyde William My Fleet London Jonathan Roberts Semscherihai Joshua “Toul- Soa John Peele Taunton Abrathe Wellington Barnstaple Murch John Mitchell Glover Mitchang Surry William Barpee Wooton Norfolk Bungay James Sexton Suffolk York Ben Winn Sanofiware Great Britain

Notorious Forgery Suspect Convicted in City

A letter to the Evening Mail discusses the conviction of Robert Fagues for forgery in New York in 1798. The writer expresses satisfaction that a criminal now faces life confinement to deter further misdeeds.

Evening Mail Eheloted Robert Fagues Shaw England Ebneral Sid York Mpup

The James alias Jaques Trial At Old Bailey

The conviction of James alias Jaques for perjury at the Old Bailey was hailed as a public benefit. A long-overdue expose of his elaborate schemes and evasions, the piece portrays Jaques as a skilled, dangerous deceiver who exploited the law to plunder.

Will of Thomas Heath. Canterbury prerogative court ruling

In Trinity term the court examined whether the February 1793 will of Thomas Heath, London, executed with witnesses Mary Robinson and Sarah Betts, was valid given claims of long insanity. Evidence from physicians, nurse, and others supported sound mind at execution, while relatives argued lunacy in the last 20 years. the judge ruled the will not made by a sound mind and sided with the next of kin.

Robert JaMes Ales Jaques James Jaques Federal Hall Morgan-Lewis New York Colien England Thost Fatie Stathp Jamés Himelf Badnes Charac Canterbury Doctors Commons Thomas Heath City of London Mary Robinson Sarah Betts Mary Heath Bethlem Skinner Watts Charles Heath

Four Men in Pleasure Boat Rescue Near Ramey Bay

On a Sunday four men set out in a pleasure boat toward an eel near the New Deep intending to return with the next tide. A hard wind and hail storm drove them to Tea. By night they were exhausted and unable to manage the boat. Monday they drifted toward Ramey Bay where onlookers saw them and sent a boat to rescue them. They were towed into harbor and placed in beds with efforts made for their recovery, which thankfully succeeded.

Rauch Monnday Ramey Bay

London Markets Grain Prices and Supplies Report

The London markets report shows a liberal wheat supply with prices ranging from 23s to 3 pounds per quarter lower. Beans, oats, and rye vary in price with heavy declines noted for oats and general abundance in certain grain categories. Prices for individual grains such as wheat, beans, oats, rye, and malt are listed with quoted ranges and reductions from prior figures.

Bailey Carce Bedris Rolands

Price and Market Rates for Flour and Tallow in London

Prices for flour, hops, and various seeds across London markets with notes on duties and wholesale rates. Includes tallow prices in St James's Market, Clare Markets, Whitechapel, and Smithfield, plus animal market figures for beef, veal, mutton, pork, lamb, and sheep skins. Nearby distant markets report wheat, oats, barley, beans, and peas with regional variations.

London St. James’s Clare Whitechapel Market Newgate Leadenhall

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THE ARGUS New-York Barrington Price Major Semple Pereena United States Strand Theriter Buckram Lord Kenyon Tll Supreme Seat of Justice Old Bailey Ayler Priddle Garrow Sylvester Eve Nything Register of the Times Wérius Jaques King’s Bench Sheriff’s Office Bith Branscomb Nicholson LAW Intelligence OIA Kent Farmham Rex Asi Smithfield St. Jamers S. Hay Odin Newcastle Togos Sunderland Newszenn Warminster Nortyameron
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