Highlanders march toward Luton amid theft and threat
A fragment from a 17th century report describes Highlanders advancing toward Bedford and Luton after a theft and threats, with a march spanning about eight miles from Barnet. The letter notes troops from Wade's party and gaps in official guidance as officers in command respond to events.
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Pat Camdes
Luton
Bedford
John Monro
Liewtenant Grant
Graham
Barne
Mca
Stilel Phaix Ves Livrpstt Excerpt on Wool Vente
An extracted fragment discusses a draft on wool prices and market notes. It mentions the Sign of a Workhouse and references Draper’s shop. The text hints at continuing declines in wool sales and related trades.
Fragmentary notice from Aniee Obra case listing street address
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a party at Three fost fe street and a quit claim related action. It references a person or entity likely seeking settlement or release of property rights. The readable text provides only partial names and an address with no clear dates or outcomes.
Questionable Notes on Deity and Society Practices
Fragmentary text reflects a 18thcentury discourse on society duties official claims and seeds and water supply. It mentions bishops, teachers of peace, warrants, and a date of June with discussion of trust truth and constitution while detailing the condition of a dam and water flow.
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Bydiopians
West
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