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Not guilty plea and sentences in a London case and royal notices
A crowd of notices and legal actions fills the page. Abraham Wiles faced a bill of indictment for pocket theft in Whitehall with the charge Ignoramus and a two hundred pound recognizance required of Gregory as adjourned to June 7. The king granted Robert Dale the Richmond Herald office. Lords affirmed a Barons of the Exchequer decree in favor of Strong the Mason for wages on Blenheim Hall. Other items include the Earl of Portmore’s Gibraltar trip, a patent to Robert Pringle as Life Register General, and various stock, mortality, and medical patent advertisements. Also announced are several new publications on history, religion, and governance, plus inventories of South Sea Company directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Wiles
Whitehall
Gregory
Robert Dale
Suffolk
Richmond
Barons of the Exchequer
Strong
Blenheim Hall
Oxfordshire
Constantine Phipps
Bootle
Duke of Marlborough
Reeves
Talbot
Earl of
Edward Haines
Anne Regine Optima Pofuit
Edwardus Hannzs Miles
Archiator