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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 18, 1797

Page

4

Motion on Debtors Petitions Delayed by Lord Kenyon Objection

The Earl of Moira renewed his motion to consider debtor petitions amid objection from Lord Kenyon over the absence of the Lord Chancellor. The debate led to a postponement until Friday. A report on the Trent and Mersey Navigation Bill faced a rebate for alleged standing-order infringement after amendments, passing on a division of 41 for and none against, then the bill's third reading and passage. adjournment followed.

Earl ‘of Moira Lord Kenyon

Petition Mix in Wet Dock Bill Debated in Commons

Petitions from Billingsgate and Tower Wards against the Wet Dock Bill were referred to the Committee. Debtors in Lancaster Castle seek general relief. The American Intercourse Bill passed third reading. Various Militia and Bank measures were debated with amendments and postponements before the House adjourned.

Alderman Lusurveron Billingsgate Alderman Curtis Tower Ward Sheriffs of London Lord Mayor Common Council City of London Lancaster Castle Scotc Army and Navy

War news briefing from London and Brussels reports

Postscript details hopes for Rhine truce with Northern Powers, Prussia movements, and Emperor's campaign. Netherlands counter revolutionary banditti rise. Brussels assassinations tied to politics. London notes peace negotiations possibly resumed and Count D Arembairte named. Lisbon trade sails under convoys. Bourbon émigrés desert to Mortemar Castries La Charre regiments. Parliament finance figures, Irish disturbances, naval orders, and domestic militia actions follow.

Netherlands Brussels Paris D’arembairte Lisbon Alexander Man Hinde John Jervis Portsmouth Portugal Legion of Bourbon Mortemar Castries la Charre Benezech Interior Belgium Ant Flushing

Market Prices Decline and Clergy Appointment Noted

Market prices drop for cucumbers and broccoli at Covent Garden while pork and cattle show lower values in Smithfield. The Rev William Alfred Roberts of Trinity Cambridge is named Domestic Chaplain to the Duke of Clarence. Miss Farren’s stage retirement may lead to theatre fines. A violent riot in Pall Mall’s Market Lane injures servants and guards. Lent Affizes report murders of husbands by two women in Midstone and Lincoln. The late Dr Hayes, Oxford Professor of Music, is buried at St Paul’s Cathedral. Mrs Disney of Wakefield dies aged late 70s.

Covent Garden Brocoli William Alfred Roberts Trinity, College, Cambridge Berkstone Lincolnshire Times Midstone Lincoln Welch Smithfeld Dr. Hayes University of Oxford St. Paul’s Cathedral Wakefield Yorkshire Disney Francis ProGer Thorpe-super-montem County of York Samuel Disney Corpus Christi, College Cambridge

Convicted man questioned over Faro play at Lady Buckinghamshire

Yesterday Mr Concannon was fined one sovereign for gaming at Lady Buckinghamshire's house in St James's Square on January 6. He admitted being present but denied gambling, calling Lady Buckinghamshire's butler Joseph Roche to testify he did not play that night. The magistrate deferred quashing until further evidence from Mr Martindale, the table keeper, could be obtained.

Pitt Abbot Gentlaman American Congress Road Canal Arts A&t House of Lords Lonan France Hamburgh Yarmouth Down Ireland Sir Roger Curtis Prince Spithead Nelson Admiralty J. Jervis Dungéness Hoxie Chapman Mr. Fox Gloria Mundi Concannon Lady Buckinghamshire St. James’s Square Lady B.’s Faro Joseph Rofe

Assizes Begin at Kingston with Notable Capital Offences

The Kingston assizes opened yesterday with Sir Beau mont Hotham presiding over Wilrius Causes and Mr Justice Heath handling the Criminals. The calendar runs long and includes several capital cases. Theophilus Bridges was tried for an assault with intent to commit rape on his twelve year old apprentice Ann Collins and acquitted. Elizabeth Easton faced firing a gun at Elizabeth Boysey and was acquitted. Joshua Wheeler and Clarke alias Bristol Joey were tried for robbery at Captain Orange near Epsom. the jury found them guilty after the captain and his servant testified. The court adjourned at five.

Kingston Beaumont Hotham Justice Heath Theophilus Bridges Ann Collins Elizabeth Easton Elizabeth Boysey Joshua Wheeler Clarke Alus Bristol Joey Captain Orange Epsom Surry

English Spale Lottery Draws Reveal Prize Totals

A note from the English Spale Lottery lists draw numbers 50 544 with a prize amount of 5 878, and 59 393 1, 265627, 57 887 with prizes of 34 393. The entry reflects the sixth day of the month and shows multiple prize vouchers and their corresponding numbers.

Married nuptials and obituaries in concise notices

MARRIED. On Saturdy lat, Mr. John Wood of Fox-ordinarycourt Nicholas-lane to Miss Preston daughter of James Preston Esq of Wathame Abbey. On the 3d inft suddenly at Nijwegen the Melchior Rev Justus van Effen long minister of the Dutch Church in Austin Friars. On Sunday morning Mrs Hawkins at her house in Bedford Square. On Sunday night at her house in Southampton-row Mrs Wade wife of George Wade Esqr after 4 very short illness.

John Wood Fox- -Ordinary- Court Nicholas-lane Miss Preston James Preston Wathame Abbey Nijwegen Melchior Justus van Effen Austin Friars Hawkins Bedford Square Southampton-row Wade George Wade

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