When was it published?

September 30, 1763 in The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Foreign News September 30, 1763

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Rev. Mr. Entick, Mr. Arthur Beardmore, His Clerk, Messrs. Wilson And Fell, Right Hon. The Earl Of Halifax, Journeymen Printers

Q: What keywords are associated?

Legal Action, Imprisonment, Monitor Newspaper, Earl Of Halifax, Recognizances Discharged, Journeymen Printers Trial

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

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What is this article about?

Rev. Mr. Entick, Mr. Arthur Beardmore, his clerk, and Messrs. Wilson and Fell notify Earl of Halifax of intent to sue him and messengers for imprisonments over unprosecuted Monitor issues, per 24th Act of late King. Their recognizances discharged last day of last term.

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The Rev. Mr. Entick, Mr. Arthur Beardmore, and his Clerk, and Messrs. Wilson and Fell, have given Notice to the Right Hon. the Earl of Halifax, in pursuance of the Act of Parliament of the 24th of the late King, on which the Bill of Exceptions last Week exhibited at Guildhall, on the Trial of the Journeymen Printers, is founded, that they shall bring their several Actions against his Lordship and the Messengers, for their Imprisonments, on Account of several Numbers of the Monitor, concerning which no Prosecutions having been carried on. Their several Recognizances were by the Court of King's Bench discharged the last Day of last Term.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political

What keywords are associated?

Legal Action Imprisonment Monitor Newspaper Earl Of Halifax Recognizances Discharged Journeymen Printers Trial

What entities or persons were involved?

Rev. Mr. Entick Mr. Arthur Beardmore His Clerk Messrs. Wilson And Fell Right Hon. The Earl Of Halifax Journeymen Printers

Foreign News Details

Event Date

Last Week; Last Day Of Last Term

Key Persons

Rev. Mr. Entick Mr. Arthur Beardmore His Clerk Messrs. Wilson And Fell Right Hon. The Earl Of Halifax Journeymen Printers

Outcome

their several recognizances were by the court of king's bench discharged the last day of last term.

Event Details

The Rev. Mr. Entick, Mr. Arthur Beardmore, and his Clerk, and Messrs. Wilson and Fell, have given Notice to the Right Hon. the Earl of Halifax, in pursuance of the Act of Parliament of the 24th of the late King, on which the Bill of Exceptions last Week exhibited at Guildhall, on the Trial of the Journeymen Printers, is founded, that they shall bring their several Actions against his Lordship and the Messengers, for their Imprisonments, on Account of several Numbers of the Monitor, concerning which no Prosecutions having been carried on.