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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 19, 1774

Page

4

Equity in Law and Envy in Courts of Common Law

A reflective note discusses Sir John A Willes and his equity driven approach in the Court of Common Pleas, noting successors and peers sometimes followed equity over strict precedents. It laments envy among lawyers, urges candour and fairness, and argues that reason and natural justice should guide decisions in the absence of clear precedents.

John A ‘Willes Court of Common Pleas Equity King’s Bench Imp Forsaxe Lord Hardwicke Lee Carthy

Frail Verse Plea On Cash Costs And Trials

A fragmentary dramatic monologue criticizes justice delayed by lack of funds. The speaker urges counting costs before pursuing a case and warns against admission or dismissal based on financial means, referencing unseen figures and hostile crowds. The verse invokes names with oblique initials to imply figures of opposition and public theatrics.

Three ringleaders punished in Tours revolt outcome

Paris March 14 report states by a Blois Superior Council arret the late Tours revolt ringleaders condemned to be hanged, three others sent to the galleys, a woman branded and banished, five women to be punished by the Carcan, plus several prisoners moved from the Bastille. A Piedmontese debtor fled his creditors who pursued him to Villejuif, where he wounded bailiffs and wounded himself, dying slowly in view of authorities.

Franceers Paris Blois Tours Bastille Sieur F Dourlens Sieur D Ham Sieur de S Villejuif

Assizes to be held at Chepstow for Monmouth county

A fever among prisoners in Monmouth County Gaol prompts adjourned Assizes at Chepstow on Thursday March 24. All concerned are enjoined to attend. By order of His Majesty's Justices. Hereford James Davis Sheriff of Monmouth March 1 3774.

Monmouth Chepstow Hereford James Davis County of Monmoush

Missing bill drawn by Sampel Wyatt on Newport street

A bill dated 26 Feb 19794 drawn by Sampel Wyatt of Newport Street for 1001, accepted by John Wyatt. Whoever finds it should return it to No 33 Chesterhouse Square for reward. Payment appears refused. avoid discounting or accepting the bill as payment.

Sampel Wyatt Burton John Wyatt Newport-street Chesterhouse-square

House Proceedings in Monpaur March 21

The Speaker took the chair at 2:30 PM and routine business proceeded. A petition sought a navigable canal to the old River Aire and Calder. The gael bill hearing was postponed. a committee considered the Simon Fraser lands bill amid an old debt. The Boston tea duties bill was read, Mr. R. Fer warned of ruin, urged penalties against the East India Company, and the motion to commit passed without division.

George Sle Air and Calder Simon Fraser Simon Lord Lovat Boston Massachusett’s Bay North America Botton R. F—er East India Company Edinburgh Glasgow

House Aims to Hear Amendments on American Bill

The House broke up near 4 o'clock and will reconvene to consider the American bill with several amendments. A Westertay Committee of the House of Commons met to hear evidence for a petition by the City of London seeking a navigable cut from Moorfields to Waltham Abbey, surveyor Whitworth tested the measure's utility and property impact. adjourned to Thursday. A separate committee, chaired by Mr Dowderwell, heard evidence on enclosing common fields at Bricklehampton Worcester, filling the bill blanks.

Gaye Ty Moorfields Waltham Abbey Whitworth House of Commons

Inclosure and road bills pass in Upper Assembly

The Upper Assembly read and passed the bill for repairing Manchester roads and the Wreak inclosure bill. Several other inclosure bills were read a second time and committed for tomorrow. Reports from the Lower Assembly and various notices follow, including extracts from letters about European affairs and local trials with notable details.

Manchester Upper Assembly Southwell Hockeston Chad Whitworth Lower Assembly Committee of Supply Bank of Scotland Bologna Duke Duchess of Cumberland Milan Modena Senate Italy Port Mahon Isle of Paros Spiritow Grand Duke Constantinople Jasper Aga Bulgaria Ocober Omar Pacha Ali Pacha Chiaoux Pacha Romanzow Warsaw Liverpool William Meredith Cadiz Havangah

High Water and Theatrical Entertainments Listings

London Bridge high water times listed for morning and night with 76 minutes after the hour. Theatrical notices include The Fair Quaker with The Author yesterday and The Brothers with The School Boy tonight. Covunt-Garpen shows King Henry the Eighth with The Apprentice yesterday and Don Sebastian with The Uphitter this evening.

London-Bridge Darny-Lang

Stock Market Brief Signals Mixed Bank Shares Fall

The report notes mixed stock activity with several bank stocks showing declines and others holding, mentioning India and South Sea shares in a compressed quotation. The overall tone indicates fluctuating prices and a small setback in Bank An and related securities.

India

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