Trial of Mr Robert Perreau At the Old Bailey
A detailed account of the Thursday morning trial of Robert Perreau at the Old Bailey before the Lord Mayor and judges. Evidence centers on a forged bond purporting to be William Adair's and the attempt to publish it to defraud bankers Drummond and Co. The defense frames Perreau as innocent, while Mrs. Perreau confesses to the forgery. The jury returns guilty against Robert Perreau and acquits Daniel Perreau. Mrs. Rudd faces further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Perreau
Burland
Hotham
Daniel
Robert
William Adair
Adair
Drummond and Co
Charing-cross
Mansfield
Henry Drummond
Robert Drummond
the Drummond
Henryrummond
Lord Egmont
Suffolk
Harley-treet
Cavendish Square
Pallemall
Mr. Adair
Drummond
Arthur Jones
Stark
Ald Jones
W. A
Readi
Copsakin
Perreauvras
Prituner
Daniel Perresu
D. Perreau
Drummonds
W. Adair
Mr. Wheatly
Mesrs
Thomas Frankland
Sir Thomas
Maree
Wilson
Ogilvie
Rudd
Lucre
Perreaus
James
Kander
Moody and Wilkins
Lady Lyttelton
John More
John Chapman
Charles Effis
William Watts
Kinder
Burgoione
Hawkins
Calar Hawkins
Adams
Noy
Painter
Shorter
Baker
Warren
Grindal
Tribe
Justice Afton
Hicks’s Hall
Daniel Perreau
Reflection on national growth and America’s rise to power
The speaker muses on Britain’s sixty eight year rise in prosperity and imagines an angel foretelling that America will grow to rival its commerce within one generation. He notes Bathurst’s memory of 1794 and ponders future changes, praising progress yet warning of uncertainty ahead.
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Edmund Burke
England
Davenant
North America
West Indies
Africa
Terrey
America
Speaker
Lord Bathurst
House of
Brunswick
Great Britain
Anecdote Involving Mr Shakespeare and a Halter Maxer
A fragmentary anecdote recalls an "A halter-maxer" reply by a Mr Shakespeare when questioned about his trade. The crude exchange references a relation to Sir Ff. N. and a failed attempt to throw, as described in the damaged text.
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Aub. Shakespeare
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Robert Perreau
North-America
West- Indies
Scotland
Vis
New Bridge
Surry Turnpike
Edich
Neot
Pulbilifsea
Isaac Walton
Charles Cotton
Fry
Ericel
John Hawkins
F. Risingon
Pauls Churchyard
T. Caten
Llanoere Court