Marriage in 1794 void for lack of maternal consent
The court examined papers showing a marriage on April 30 1794 between R Crew aged 18 and J Say aged 16 by licence. It lacked the mother’s consent though the father, Robert Crew, approved. The affidavit claimed no impediment but omitted a mother’s consent, prompting the judge to hold the case for further consideration as the marriage appears void under the Marriage Act.
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R. Crew
J. Say
John.Crew
Robert
Buonaparte
Ireland
God of Mercy
France
Toulon
Bacharparte
Yestersbty
Republic
Falanxes
Génbda
Italy
Desperate Goat Cure Growth and Mrs Inch’s Survival
The notice describes Mrs Heathcote and family cured by Mr. Beer of Temple, detailing dramatic recoveries from bracing methods and scurvy aided by operations. It cites Mrs Inch pregnant in 1797, a fall, relieved by Beer, with subsequent arm injury treated by operation, noting rapid, repeated cures.
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Mr. Beer
Ely Place
William Heathcote
Temple
William Inch
Taylor
Infirm Children and Restorations Narrated by Inch Family
The document recounts a series of medical cases from Autumn 1794 to July 1795 detailing improvements in several patients. A blind daughter improved after multiple eye ointment treatments. a seven year old with persistent humours recovered after two operations. a sixteen year old apprentice regained health after three operations. a brother-in-law near death recovered after three operations, with all cases signed by WM and SARAH INCH.
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Rebels Beset Newtown Barry as Irish Campaign Intensifies
Dublin Castle reports from Major General Eustace of Meath regiment being surrounded near Taghman and Wexford, with Fawcett retreating to Duncannon Fort. Rebels reportedly control Wexford while a larger force moves to retake the town. Camden issues praise for Col. L Estrange and Major Marlay in quelling attacks at Newtown Barry. Dividends and bankruptcies listed among broader notices.
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Dublin Castle
Eustace
New Ross
Nating
Fawcett
Meath
Duncannon Fort
Taghman
Wexford
Whitehall
Fane
Ireland
Duke of Portland
Home Department
Diblin Castle
Fune 2
Lake
L’ Estradges
King's County
Newtown Barry
Vinegar Hill
L’fstrange
Col. L’estrange
King’s County
Col
L’estrange
Marlay
Cornwall
Carlow
C. Camden
Harvey
le Furet
la Rosiere
la Concorde
Daniel Dench
Cuckfield
Sussex
Friar and Oak
Claytor
Suffer
John Davys
Loughborough
Leicester
Money-Scrivener
Bull’s Heart
Richard Davies
Aberdare
Glamorgan
Full Moon Inn
Bristol
Jer. Blakeman
Chigwell
Essex
Rp, Morgan
B.D. Webb
Warwick
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Birmingham
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Mary Frost
Buxton
Derby
James Kenyon
Chorley
Lancaster
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Rach. Ellis
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J. Curre
Chepstow
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Middlesex
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Epton
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David Troup
Goodman’ssyd
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