Court records of penalties and trials in 1720s sessions
Reports from the Old Bailey and Westminster recount a range of court actions. A man found guilty of extortion and fined is discharged after restitution to a poor man. Notable trials include the murder of a Fleet prisoner and the life of others under indictment. Dispatches mention naval affairs, oaths, and political appointments.
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Guildhall
Ramsbury
Wilts
Bran- Popham
Littlecourt
St Wainwright of
Lincoln’s‘Inn
Royal
Prince of Wales
Tryal
Eyre
Coma Pleas
Westminster
Lord Abergavenny
Gland
Plantiff
Dogee
Abergavenny
N. Mag
Spain
Granada
Ing
Seville
West Indies
Lisbon
M. S
Arabia
St. John’ de Acti
Teach
Marseilles
Bombaz
C. Fleury
England
France
Brest
Charles
Teo
Viscount Galway
William Pitt
Thames Pitt
Smallbroke
Archbishoprick
Dublin
Burscough
John Hoadley
Old Bailey
Huggins
Jane
Wareden
Fleet
Edward Arne
Gauneik
Thomas Bambridge
Robert Gaftelly
Castell
Corbet
Bumnbridge
Lodgate
White
Apple
Ieee
Bat de Wei
Bret Ces
Vienna
Council of State
Waldegrav Eee