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Grand Lefffes challenge over Mines Royal leases in England and Wales
A notice in the Flying-Post asserts the Grand Leffies have no right to dig smelt refine or preempt copper tin lead or other ores in numerous English and Welsh counties. It details William Wood lease claims versus Philip Peck’s corporate grants from 1718 and questions the legality and validity of the Grand Leffies authority and seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
England
Principality of Wales
Kent
Sussex
Surry
Hampshire
Dorsershire
Wiltshire
Somersethhire
Hersfordshire
Oxfordshire
Buckinghamshire
Beckshire
Gloucestershire
Suffolk
Rutland
Hantingdesthire
Bedfordshire
Cambridgehire
Warwickhire
Levetecshire
Staffordshire
Worcestershire
Shropshire
Linccolnshire
William Wood
Dyer’s Court
Aldermanbury
Welverhampton
Robert Sparks
Katterinc
Strand
Will, Mars
Grand Leffies
Wiliam Wood
Corporation 3
Birchie-Lane
Teo
Qae
Corpays
Asco
Grand Leffees
Leslies
Grand Lettees
Wood
Philip Peck
Peck
P, Peck
Dale
Lilly
Daniel Peck
Philip
York
Lancaster
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Cornwall
Devon
Gloucester
Worcester
Bath
Nitin William Wood
Grand Lefes
P. Peck
W. Wood
Grand Leslies
We Wood