Court halts sale of sir james clark pills in royal advertisement
Cragg Jr. and Ricars sought injunction against Richard Freeman for selling pills claiming to be Sir James Clark’s consumptive remedy. Advertisements bore the royal arms and purported authority, though analysis showed harmful substances. Master of the Rolls declined jurisdiction. identical cases cited Lord Byron v Johnston as persuasive, but concluded no injury to property and refused relief.
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R. Freeman
Kennington
Royal Arms
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Lord Byron
Johnston
Lord Eldon
Master of the Rolls
Sir James Clark
French trader on trial for wilful perjury in Central Court
The Central Criminal Court opened its January session with the Lord Mayor and officers presiding. Louis Francois Bavent, a French national, faced an indictment for wilful and corrupt perjury related to affidavits in a dispute with French importer Chilman in Exeter Change. Prosecutor Wilde led, Metcalfe for the defense. Bavent allegedly stated Chilman planned to leave the country, while Chilman swore he never intended such.
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Smeelf
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Louis Francois Bavent
Wilde
Metcalfe
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Paris
Commission of lunacy on two sisters at Roebuck Tavern
A London commission de lunatica inquirendo examined Maria Collins and her sister Amelia Hortense Colling at the Roebuck Tavern Chiswick. Doctors testified they were insane, yet the jury initially found Maria sound minded, then reversed to determine she is competent to manage her affairs after a lengthy session, with Amelia’s inquiry adjourned for two weeks.
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Cesh
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Newcastle
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Bodkin
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Aach
London
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Chiswick
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Hon. East India Company
8Th Regiment of
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Sir William Collins
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Moore
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Tikewine
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Princees Bourbon de Bourbon
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Montpelier
Maria Noon
Aoacond
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