Trials of Lord Grey of Werk and others at the King’s Bench
The trial of Lord Grey of Werk and co defendants before the Court of King's Bench ends with several found guilty on information brought by the attorney general for unlawful confinement and abduction. Advertisements offer old books pictures curiosities and new medical devices for sale. A separate notice requests the return or pawn of stolen church plate bearing a Dudley family arms, with rewards for revelations and pardons.
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Lord Grey of
Werk
Robert Charsock
Anne Char c
David Jones
Frances Jones
Reb.co
Kéiig
Court of Eise’ Ch
Ris Maieliy
Ateirey Gieneral
D. Brown
Exeter Exchange
J. Brown
W. Hencliffe
Royal Exchange
B. Barker
Westminive Hall
J. Morphew
Stationers- Hall
T. Prown
Spring-Garden
Charing-Cross
S. Bartlett
Adlamb
Little
Lincoln’-in
Gloucester-street
St. George’s Chapel
Queen’s Square
Lindsey
Stoney
Warwick
Lyon
Alicia Dudley
Philip Barret
Chancery-Lane
Fleet-street
Rob. Hych
Rose and Crown
Coventry
Barret
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Wade
England
London
E. Beringson
Bloomsbury
J. Morphem