Informer Suspected as Plausible Decoy in Play-Fee Case
A Windsor period note discusses Edward Windowes alleged to have left forty four pounds with Mr Walmerley to secure indictments against him. Walmerley doubts the informer's identity, suspects coercion, and questions the informer's motives and timing. The piece also lists theatre announcements and various notices.
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Edward Windowes
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