Revival of Spaw Waters at Scarbrough and Warning Against Wife's Debts
May 26 1719 records attest that the Spaw waters are revived and a new diuretic spring nearby offers added benefit. Coroners and councilmen present note the public interest and caution bayliffs and others not to pay rents or debts to Katherine Hamersley alias William Hamersley’s wife, who eloped, while the husband remains willing to receive her back.
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Scarbrough
Bayliffs
John Bell
Peter Maxwell
Peter Maxwell, Coroners, &c, Pha
Poord
Porret
Common Council
John Robinson
Francis Clark
John Craven
Rich Thorpe
John Harrison
Tuao Fyth
Tho
John Dickinson
John Hebden
the Goldad
James Cockeril
Medicus Hen
Johnson
Apdchecaries
Edw
Cacer
Robt
Baine
Cockeril
John Garnett
Sam
Armstop
Katherine
Wiliam V'V Hamersley
Edge-Rad
Leek
Stafford
David Croseby
Gonnas
Gunhouse
Lincoln
Mariner
Deceas
Paris Gazette News in 18th Century Military Updates
From the Paris Gazette June 24 and related European dispatches detailing Cardinal Gualtieri meeting the Pope over Princess Sobieski, surrender of Castel Leon garrison, capitulation terms, and movements of French and allied forces near Boulogne, Vic, and Collioure with captured troops and artillery noted.
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Paris
Rome
Gualtieri
Sobieski
Castelleon
Count du Liez
Legétoure
Castie
Count de Iraifnel
Fontarabia
Nesvs
France
Vic
Belgarde
Prats
Mollou
Villefranche
Coartan
Castelefolion
Campredon
Solfona
Collioure
Barcelona