London court releases General Smith and Hollis after sentence
A broad late eighteenth century notice reports General Smith and Thomas Brard Hollis Esq discharged after appearing before the Court at Westminster and entering recognizances for future good behavior. It also recounts a Liverpool report of a Sunday shooting, plus various crime, public notices, and legal docket items from London.
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General Smith
Thomas Brard ‘Hollis
King’s-Lewell
Westminter
Fener
Liverpool
Boulton
Fouleon
Fontainbleau
Svitich
Newmarket
England
Duke Dé Chattes
Prince of Conny
Paris
Ramires
Alderman Altop
Guildhall
Minoriss
Srifonor
New Ba Linstoge
Ely
Westminster
Annuities for Hetherington Charity Five Granted
The Committee of Almoners at Christ Hospital London in November 1776 awarded five annuities of ten pounds to Henry Boxall Jonathan Brown Edward Tew John Walker and Benjamin Wills aged 65 to 73, to be paid December 1776 with certificates and receipts to be sent to the hospital counting-house. A certificate from the minister and churchwardens asserts the beneficiary’s age residency blindness lack of pauper status and non-eligibility for other incomes. a receipt for ten pounds is recorded. Witnesses and dates are noted, with instructions for notice if any recipient dies before December 1776.
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Christ’s “X ‘Hospital
London
Mr. Hetherington
Henry Boxall
Chiflchutf
Kent
Jonathan Brown
Chris Frospital
Theaid Hospital
Chrif’s Hospital
William Hetherington
William,Hetherington
Thomeds Burfoot
Ghril's Hospital
Hetherington
Anecdotes of Thomas Britton the Musical Small-Coal Man
Thomas Britton, a London small coal dealer in St John’s Street, built a moving laboratory and became a noted chemist and music impresario. He ran a long standing private concert in a low, old house near Jerusalem Tavern, hosting Handel and Pepusch among others. He was humble, honest, and famed for tuning instruments. his death followed a pranks incident by Honeyman and Mr R. in Clerkenwell in 1714, leaving a modest estate of manuscripts and instruments.
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Audley Chapel
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Purrell
Grosvenor-street
Maria Abbott
North Audley-street
Grosvenor-square
Heig
Duncombe
Edward Cole
Brewer
Uxbridge
Kildare
Ireland
John Monro
Quebec
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Sir J
Hawkins
St. John’s-street
Higham
Ferrers
Northamptonshire
London
Thas
Roger L
Roger
Britton
Idnsin
Air
Barmias
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Bricton
Britten
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Mr. Wallaston
Warwick-lane
Warwick-court
Oxford
Sunderland
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Pembroke
Duke of Devoutshire
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Paternoster Row
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Batestan
Somjé
Hhouse
Clerkenwell
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Peak
Button
Bristols
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Bas
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Lata
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Dennison
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