Court notices and market page items from a 18th century issue
Commissioners resolved on the Craigis estate dispute in Northumberland involving the late George Collingwood's widow Catherine and three daughters seeking the jointure and portuss. Other items report Dr. Humphry Brookes death, a preacher jailed for seditious sermons, naval shipping to Lisbon, scaffold removals, cremations and burials, and various advertisements including anodyne remedies, books, tutor guides, and a horse for sale with a reward offered.
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Borden
Craigis
George Collingwood
Northumberland
Catherine Collingwood
Lord Viscount Montague
France
Biffe
King’s Beach
Westminster
Lisbon
St. James’s Park
Crawford
Port Mahon
Westminster-Elall
Thomas Cope
Strand
Temple-Bar
John Bromley Esq
Cambridge
Wistouotess Townshend
Hampton Court
St. James's
Earland Countess of Rochford
Holland
Harwich
Fubbs
Winchester
Gosport
Hampshire
Leslees
Mecal
Nott
Hyde Park Corner
South Sea
India
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Kevin Gafwel
Treer
Chamberlen
Garway
King’s Arms
Royal-Exchange-Gate
Cornhil
Treaty of Utrecht
Gertrudenburg
Raftat
Baden
England
K. Paip
Relian Povernaces
Spain
Ormad
John
Duke of Ormond
Eadt
Lercers
Jon
D. of
Caperia
Great Britain
Richard Fanshaw
Portugal
S. Butler
Bernard
Holbourn
James Gralleau
London
D. Brown
W. Mears
F. Clay
Sardinia
Sicily
George Ling
Mediterranean
Italy
W. Borcham
A. Dodd
Darding Ac
Arundel-ferget
Dhe Strand
Keward