Prosecution and measures linked to concealed goods in 18th century
The document notes punishment for those concealing goods, reports goods burnt, and describes officials seeking trials. It also covers broader alarm, troop movements, purifications against disease in Provence, and trials in Essex with Councellor Layer. It mentions various political and legal events, price listings, and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Avignon
Provence
Marseilles
Gevaudan
Mende
Westminster
Earl of Carlisle
Rochester
Wavell Smith
Leeward Caribbie Islands
John Knight
Countess of Staremberg
Councellor Layer
Rumford
Plunket
Invalids
Christopher Linch
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Monteux
Merseilles
Comtat
Hague
Guelderland
Nimeguen
Overyffel
Nassau-Friesland
Antwerp
Dublin
Pierce Cullen
Philip Roche
Welle
England
Bristol
Betty
Malaga
Mufricus
Beaker
Calwel
Dorothy
Jamaica
London
Layer
Oyer and Terminer
Essex
Portescue Aland
Baron Gilbert
Justice Denton
Christopher Layer
Elys
Bank
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance Books
County of
Suffolk
William Barker
Robert Davers
Shea
Ireland
Europe