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Roving Pickpockets and Court Matters In Early London
A report details captured youths and an impostor arrested at Col. De Viel’s, with a second offender sent to Bridewell. Also noted are a bread weight fine, a Gibraltar-bound artillery list, Navy dispatches, and trials at the King’s Bench. Added items cover European politics, neutralities, and coastal intelligence from Plymouth to Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tackness
New York
Richard Quale
John Glass
St. Clement’s Churchi
Col. de Viel
Richard Lamb
Bridewell
St. Clement’Danes
Strath
Gibraltar
Raffiz
Mora Fan
Regiment of Foot
General Philips
Wiliam Lee
Gid
Duke of Argyll
Bruton-frees
Scotlands
King’s “Bench
Guildhall
William Roas
Vintry
Wardens
Gommnon-Council
Tme
Spetial
East India Company
Leadenhall Street
Hanover
Great Britain
Count d’Ostein
France
Spain
d’Ostein
Troth
Ain
Europe
Taft
Cape Binisterre
Aaron
Old Bailey
Acton
Gloucestershire
Rigtta Hoa
Talbot
Barrington
Exeter
Yeskerday Veing
Michaet
Wettesinter Hall
King’s Bench
Justice’ Chappette
Common Pleas
Justice Parker
Court of Exchequer
Baron Reynolds