Orders for Lord Mayor’s Procession in Bread Street area 1738
An Old Bailey style notice commands two marshals to clear Bread Street Castle Baynard Cheap Cripplegate etc for the next Lord Mayor’s Day. It requires removal of carts and coaches, with penalties for obstruction or disobedience, and directs orderly movement to the Water-side with coaches marching on one side of Queen Street. A copy is to be printed in the Bailey Papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Mayo
Grorve
Great Britain
Breadstreet
Castle Baynaia
Cheap
Cripplegate
Favingdon
Farvinge
Sintry
Compters
Greenyard
Ferter-lane
Freet-street
Stocks-Market
Queen-sireet
Baily
George the Second
Bread-steet
Caslle Baynard
Cordwainers
Farringdon
Vintry
Cheapside
Bridge-Yard
Southwark
Alexander Hay
Robert Barnevelt
Deputy Fenkins
Southewark
Daniel Morgue
London-Bridge
Fohn Pond
Guildhall
London
Ofice
Bridge Yard
William Theed
TRE
Samuel Wyld
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
Sussers
Richard Budgen
Frant
Sussex
Herman Bogr- Haave
University of Leyden
Timothy Dallow
J Pemberton
Golden Buck
Sc. Dunstan’s Church
Martin Bryson
Newcastle
Sre
John Allen
M. D
F.R.S
Iumors
Price G S
Henry A Daventer
Archibald Pitcairn
George Sewel
M.D
J. T. Defag
Mercantile Advertisement for Mercery Goods at Low Prices
A late 18th or early 19th century style misprint notice promotes various goods. FHO HINCHLIFF of Mercer offers rich velvet, Genoa shawls, silk fabrics, and merchantry items. Prices quoted for velvets and waistcoat fabrics indicate heavy discounting to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey i
Hinchliff
Mercer
Oder
Genoa
Law of Evidence Compendium on Printed Trials
An 18th century compendium digests printed law cases on evidence in various actions. It covers general rules, evidence in contracts and promissory matters, and evidentiary matters in indictments and trespass actions. The work, printed for R. Gosling in Fleet Street, compiles methods of proving facts in crown, criminal, and civil proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafe For
Cbles
Impeachment of Waste and Chancery Jurisdiction in England
A historic tract discusses legal arguments in great and difficult cases including impeachment of waste, law's tenures, revocation of uses, and the jurisdiction of the marches. It calls for orderly administration of justice in Chancery while saving the prerogative of the Court, with readings on the Statute of Uses attributed to Baron of Verulam and Viscount Chancellor of England.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telemaque
Salignac
Feneron
France
Duc de Cambrai
Prince du Saint Empire
Fr Brotherton
Bible
Royal Exchange
Cornhul
Hk Bell Fins
Stall Street
Bath
John Beecher
Ely
James Keill
England
Sanatorius
G. Strahan
William Gockburir
Vic
Francis Bacon
St. Alban
Hig
Baron of Verulam
J.t
Folto
Hanus
J. Worrall
Kell-Yard
Lincoln’s Inn
Westminster
Hundred Courts
J. Meres
Raily
Ludgate
T. Cooper
Globe
Pater-nofter-Row
George I