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Eight Malefactors Executed at Tyburn and Royal Court Appointments
The same day eight malefactors were executed at Tyburn for robbing the Bristol Mail. Names include Francis Williams Matthew Cheffey William Wells Thore3 Price Justus Corihatch alias Whitney Martha Pillow Christoe pher Ward and John Leman. The two left behind were hanged in chains. Montfieur Sebastian attended the King and Princess of Wales. Various clerical and legal appointments followed, including De. Henry Laiache as Chaplain, sir Joseph Fekyl as Master of the Bells, and appointments to the Prince of Wales’s legal office. Interment of Sir John Trevor’s corps occurred in Rolls Chapel. Peerage creations and government posts were noted, with multiple shifts in officials and titles.
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Tyeburn
Francis Williams
M Matthew Cheffey
Bristol Mail
William Wells
Thore3
Price
Justus Corihatch
Whitney
Martha Pillow
Christoepher Ward
John Leman
Illicczas
Hounfforrheally
Cheffey
Enfield
Montfieur Sebastian
Eleftor Palatine
Prince and Princess of Wales
Henry Laiache
Zilly Butler
Deceas
Sirohn Shelley
Michelgrove
Stiffest
Barte
Thoraes Seaneny
London
Joseph Fekyl
John Trevor
Desaffar
Royal Chapel
Se Farzes
Blackburne
Esseter
Weffiainiger Abbey
Snape
Commons
St.argaree
Weffinster
Sir John Trevor
The
Rolls
Chanbery Lane
Spencer Comper
Chester
Joseph Felys
Laurence Carter
Prince of Wales
Talbot
Lawrence Carter
Walter Chetaynd
Ireland
Baron Chesrynd
Rathdowne
Debling
Merharding
Beerhaven
Kerry
Mesnfeer
John Doweet
Lancpolts Reyd
Major Canfield
Decea