Trial of Pabtiv and others at Weisgre Bevch
An 18th century court report details trials for treason and libel, including Pabtiv and Bridey tal. The verdicts span accusations linked to Jacobite sentiments, with sentences of pillory, whipping, and security for good behavior. Royal warrants and appointments to envoys are noted, along with various court notices and public ads.
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