Fragmented 18th Century Catalogue Note
A catalog fragment lists fine vellum paper prints and plates by Ridley and Richter with prices and boards. It mentions notable figures such as the King of Bedford the Dukes Granby and Chatham along with titles and vignettes. Names like Rockingham Burke Wilkes and Blackstone appear in a dense antique printing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensley
Ridley
Richter
Jennes
Letalers
Rich Hin-Lane
the King
Dak ‘of Bedford
Sae
Granby
Sis
Rockingham
Arlot
Chatham
Ae ‘Bute
Lord Camen
Lote
Blackstone
Perjury Trial and Blank Paper Note in Crossley Case
The court hears the perjury indictment against Mr Crossley arising from a blank sheet of paper stamped for affidavits, alleged to be a dangerous tool for forgery. Evidence shows the blank form could bear any affidavit, risking justice, with testimony from Major, Reynolds, Gibbs, and Clarke links, leading to a guilty verdict of perjury against Crossley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossley
Henry"Lewis
Earge
Courts “of Justice
William Clarkes
Thomas “Brierly
Thomas
Pennant
Papes
Stoakes
T Crossley
Stokes
Croftley
Clarke
William Clarke
Worksop
Nottingham
Thomas Brierly
Retford
William Cerly
Ury
Walker
Corporation of ‘Leicester
Syith ‘Yegard
Thomas Major
Stamip
Tor
Jonathan Wild
Kenyon
rfRine
Gibbs
Hilt
Weho
Sphich
Garroay
Rishard
Hill
Court of King’s Bench
King’s
Lord Kenyon
Joe Hill
Kenywn
Infamous Crimping Case Involving Sailor and Merchant Captain
In Guildhall London Fez 14 Sittings Beqre Lorid Kenyon Mallone Hodgson the Plaintiff a Sailor and the Defendant a Merchantman captain. Mr Garrow states the case shows little honour among some merchant ship captains and Navy gentlemen. The matter is described as a mode of swindling English sailors with prior related trials.
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Jamaica
Pnekind
Ellows
Fea
A. Weté
Seti Pied
Hoadgson
Garrow
Lord Kenyor
Lord Kenyon
Justice Lawrence
Guildhall
Unclear OCR 19th Century Court Tale Incoherence
Fragmentary report describes a plaintiff described as a gentleman of fortune and a brother who is an army officer. A lottery office keeper is involved in a case about disposing of assets under government schemes. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.
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E Fine
Ealth India Company, &c
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London
Fez
Sittings
Beeqre
Lorid Kenyon
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