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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 24, 1797
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a duchy court appeal, uncertain names, and bills passed. lacks clear entities or cohesive facts.
The session notes a bill to permit allowances to Judges and officers of the Supreme Court of Judicature in India for age or infirmities and to regulate clerks in subordinate offices. Leave to introduce the bill was granted. debate referenced savings to offset costs. The House adjourned.
A Mail from Liboa arrives at Farnouth with news of the Prince of Wales Packet leaving in nine days. Lord Malmesbury is to join in Paris with ministers, while General Cuyler sails from Portsmouth with the Con cote to Martinico. The embassy and health of the patient are noted, with Falbot residing at Berne.
The Plymouth court martial opened in the Citadel hospital rooms for Marines held since the Stonehouse mutiny. Lee, the mutineer leader, faced arraignment amid evidence of a diabolical plan to burn the magazine at Keyham Point, free French prisoners, and topple government authority with aid from the 58th Regiment and mutinous ships. Twelve ringleaders expected. Lee’s defense begins next Tuesday.
Richard Parker is found guilty of mutiny aboard the Sandwich and related ships under Vice Admiral Buckner. The Court Martial unanimously imposes death by hanging, to be carried out on the Lancaster. Parker maintains a calm demeanor as the sentence is delivered and awaits execution. Delegates and others connected to the mutiny face further proceedings.
A fragment notes the death of Sie Fy Ly Rogers MP for Plymouth on a Wednesday morning near Newbury en route to Bath. The report places his passing between ten and eleven at night at his house in De Ware, reflecting a historical obituary notice with unclear OCR rendering.
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