Sayre bail order shapes a Mansfield led bail hearing
An excerpt reports Lord Mansfield’s ruling that Mr Sayre was clearly entitled to bail after scrutiny of a warrant with no specific charge. The scene in Bloomsbury square involved Sayre, his counsel Reynolds and Waite, and the crown’s representatives as the writ returnable before Mansfield was discussed.
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Lord Mansfield
Sayre
Bloomsbury Square
Reynolds
Waite
Ceunel
King’s Bench
Lord Mansfeld
Purdon
England
Lecus Bath
Mr. Sayre
Wilkes
Lord Maffield
Quebec
Parret
Montreal
Fort St. John
Williams
Losgeuille
S. John’s
Prescot
Preston
St. John’s
Canada
Carlton
Sorrel
Chatham
America
Boreas
Thompson
Bristol
Majosty
Sheerness
Peter Parker
Naples
Covent-garden
Prince Orlow
Bow Street
Cork
Ireland
Epping Fell
May-Uay the Little Gypsy at Drury Lane Y Zearre
An account of a new musical entertainment titled May-Uay or Little Gypsy staged at Drury Lane on a Saturday evening. Cast includes William, the Father, a clerk, Weston the Parisian, Trotter the Sarah, Bannister, and Mrs Wrightem. The plot features a maiden’s portion, a maypole scene, songs of love, and comic verses about London ladies and macaronies.
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Yeates
Morrell
Wall
Clearape
Red Lion
Winter
Watson
Yeasel
Pimbroke Hall
Cambridge
John Travers
Savage Gardens
Trinity-nouse
Michael Wilkins Conway
Stepney
Samuel Edmonds
Harwich
Arabella Smith
Ham Com
Surry
James-John Fenoulder
Matthew Pierce
Grange-court
Carey-street
Knuith Town
Robért Harman
Petar-street
Ss. James’s
Grafton- Rreet
Soho
Daniel Tabart
Clapton
Simuel Ballamy
Lower Thames-stree
Thomas Smith
Porter’s-block
St. Sepulchre Without
Middlesex
Atten
Guildhall
Loncen
Buckell
Hobern
Ralph PP Binton
Philpot-lane
City of London
Guildiail
James Clark
Pater-notter Row
Ac Guichall
William Phaups
Tate
Liverpool
Lancashire
Hatter
Liceman
George's Coffee
Drury-Lane Y Zearre
Wiliam
Mr. Weston
the Parisn
Goodman Trotter
Bannister
Lacy
Toditto
Wrightem
Ile Fricene
William
Will
Isinr Shime
Welton
Frotter
Basnifier
London
Trotter
Warham
Little Gypsy and the Jewels Triumph at the Theatre
The performance features a Gypsy tale in which William pursues love with the Little Gypsy. Songs and duets unfold family meddling, a fortune told on faint fortune lines, and a drunken arrival by the old Clerk. The piece closes with principal characters singing as the audience applauds. The crowd notes many Jews were present at the Theatre.
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Eden
Nimitu
Fang
William
Theo
Wrighten
Wailliam
Lataer
Wil- Hans
William En
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Mr. Vernon
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Doe
Bell
Yard
Temple-Bar
Ibliotheca Legum
John Worrale
Medalle
West
Laurence Sterne
Rabelais
Avas
Thomas Sherlqerr
Temple
T. Davies
Roifel-street
L. Davis
Holborn
Dave
Ermons
University of Oxford
Worceser
John Tottie
Christ Church
Worcefer
Oxford
J and J. Fletcher
F. Rivington
St Pauls Church-yard
G Robinson
Bew
Paternofter-row
Merrill
T. Beil
Bell-yard
Templehar
Acob Hemet
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspur- Street
Haymarket
J. Price
Pecnumer
Leadenhall-Areet
Elf
ME Purdie
Perferier
Bath
Price As
Erin
East
West Indies
Jvaltamord
MLA
T. Caell
Strand
J. Sewell
Odtawa
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Flexman
de Rosca
Benjamin
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Samuel Clarke
St. James's
Westminster
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Himbert
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Divine
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Dublin
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Richard Woodwerd
Clogher
St. Patrick's
G. Robinson
Britain
Propitans
G. Allen
Edouard Wickfeed
Joan Hinton
King's Arms
Paternoster-Row
Warwick-Lane
Great-Britain
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Adams
R. Harpur
Han
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St. Thomas's Hospital
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