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08 Aug 1738

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Aug 08, 1738

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English Complaints on Spanish West Indies Trade Treaties and Justice

The extract reports the English grievances against Spanish officials in the West Indies, detailing detentions, sham defenses, and appeals to the Council of the Indies. It objects to royal orders not being executed, questions treaty interpretations of 1657 1667 1670, and asserts British rights under 1667 while condemning Spanish actions and demanding fair treatment.

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West- Indies Council of the Indies Spain America Borhinif West Indies West-Indies Europe Guarda Spanish West-Indies Atiole Atiole:“of 1670, By Nohich Riys Don Diego
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Royal Infirmary Stone Laid At Edinburgh Ceremony

In Edinburgh on August 3 the first stone of the New Royal Infirmary was laid amid a lively ceremony. A strong voluntary drive has raised funds for the project, and support from all ranks fuels confidence that the building will proceed without encroaching on the capital stack. The inscription records the Royal Infirmary's August 2, 1738, date and signer Barb Cromarty.

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Edinburgh Royal Infirmary Grea Cromarty
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Affizes Report with Capital Convictions and Reprieves

The Aug affizes report shows John Smitt for horse stealing and Stephen Fort for highway robbery convicted capital but reprieved. Newcastle affizes note four criminals condemned, William Wealgins Luke Rutherford Jett Herbertfort and John Gladstends alias Cleghorn fined and reprieved. Gloster Monmouth affizes mention Hopkins convicted for felonious act on the King's highway and sentenced accordingly.

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Country News Durban John Smitt Fhott Stephen Fort Newcastle Northumberland Wil Iam Wealgins Luke Rutherford Jett Herbertfort John Gladstends Cleghorn Gloucefer Monmouth Hopkins King’s Highway Rapibally
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