Bill to forfeit Bolingbroke lands debated in Parliament
A debate on a bill to forfeit the late Lord Bolingbroke’s lands and apply the value to the public ends with strong cautions about pardons and future security. Lords and MPs argue the Treasons, attainder, and impeachment as the basis, warning that passing the bill could undermine parliamentary justice and the Revolution settlements. The discussion covers mercy, rights of impeachment, and the government’s power to dispense mercy. Several ports, ships, and stock market notes follow in the broader bericht.
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Mercer’s Letting Notice for Several Messuages and Land
By the Worshipful Company of Mercers London. Messuages or tenements facing St Thomas Apostle street and in George Court near Queen Freer. A messuage in Gracechurch street near Corbett's Court once Finch ironmonger. Fifty seven acres at Lee near Greenwich Kent now held by William Godzdacre. Letting committee meets Mercers Hall Friday 36th instave July at ten in the forenoon. Further information at the clerk’s office Mercers Hall London.
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Corbett’s Court
Finch
Lee
Greenwich
Kent
William Gozdacre
Mercers Hall
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