Rebellion Trials and Naval News From London to Cadiz
Reports from London include plans to try rebels detained for the rising, with the Lord Justice-Clerk and Lord Advocate’s deputy ordered to prepare evidence. Detachments of prisoners from the Battle of Damblym to be tried soon. The Prince of Wales and party plan a summer tour to Hampton Court. Ships arrive from Virginia and Bilboa, including the Dolphin and Princes, while medical and legal notices circulate about pardons, reprieves, and criminal cases.
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Doctor Garns
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Gendral Mackartney
Earl of Orrery
Marshalsea
Earl of
Carnarvon
Earl of Litchfield Is Marry’d To Sir John Hales’s Daughter of Kent. Mgr. Berkley
Earl of Berkley
Walter Carew
Brigadier Groves
Berwick
Cornwall
Streights
Baker
Prince and Princess of Wales
Hampton-Court
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