The Debate on Capital Punishment and Law Reform
Sir William Meredith argues against harsh capital laws citing Mary Jones case and Draconian precedents. He contrasts medieval severity with Alfred the Greats preventive approach and urges mercy, warning that executions harm innocents and fail to deter crime. The discussion covers fires, incitement, and proposes alternative punishments like long labor sentences.
Egham racing plates and entry notice at Red Lion Inn
Notices announce horse plates for five to six year olds and four year olds with heats over four miles, entry on September 6 at Red Lion Inn Esham, fees and subscriptions, weights, and steward decisions. Details include plates for mares and colts, and conditions for start times, booths, and weather by Weatherby and Stewards James Scawen Dawes and others.
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Amnobleisen Ad
Sol
Carey
Red Lion Inn
Esham
James Scawen
Dawes
Red Lion
Felonious theft notice for Thomas Knowlan at Middlesex
On oath before John Grefton MPJ information says Thomas Knowlan, a servant with John Ross of Piccadilly, stole horse whips and headgear, absconded from service, and sold many whips. A reward of five guineas is offered for apprehension and conviction with details to magistrate or Ross.
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Hmargaret
Cavendise Square
J.hn Grefton
H’s Margfty
Middlesex
John Roig
Piccadilly
Thomas Knowlan
John Ross
Thoma’ Knoxlan
Peterbrough
Migztet
Devonshire estate sale listing from old manor and demesne lands
An archaic description details the lands and estates of the Otterton and Oxerton area in Devon. It lists manors including Otterton, Hayes, Badleigh, Collaton Rawleigh and Abbot with freehold and leasehold interests, rents, sheaves, and a grand park with deer, millworks, lime kiln, and extensive common rights. The notice claims healthy, valuable property with river and sea views and property details running to Lady Day 1979.
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Devonshire
Richard Buke Elq
Olin Duke
England
Oxerton
Little Otterton
Peek Hill
Oueston Barton
Outterton
John Duke
Occerton Haven
Oiterton Haven
Portland
Berry Head
Devon
Otteron
Lohper Ann
Otterton Haven
Hich
Otterton
Hayes
Hayes Wood
Badleigh Sion
Badleigh Pelflow
Yettington
Collaton Rawleigh
Collaton Abbot
East Budleigh
Wickecomte Rawileigh
Hartford
Fen
Bifton
Collatrn Rawleigh
Dotton
Oter
Newton Popple
O.terton Haven
O.terton
Collaton
Rawteigh Collaton-Abbot
Yertington
Budleigh Sion
Budtzigt
Polslow
Citeston
Sidmouth
Exeter
Toptham
Honiton
Ottery St. Mary
Jacob Bishop
Orterton House
John Cartier
Bishops-Court
Ostery St. Man
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Ony
Sir Charles Bunbury
Alfred
Ronan
Mr. Combe
Thames
Portsmouth
Bristol
John the Painter
John
Tere
Justices of Peace
Wright
Mr. Dundas
Lord Advocate
St. “Andrew's
Philosophy College
Prafe
Fronter
Hilt
Watson
Cook
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Flint
Newport
Isle. of Wight
Edward Reach
Hewprat
Wight
Southamp
Richard Foquett
Edward’ ‘Roach
Schwanberg
Amis
Mary” Schywanders
Baron Schwanterg
DiBiker
Strand
Ridgeway
Garraway
Exchange-alley
Cornhill
Chinery
Ruxly Farm
Ciagate
Thames Ditton
Surry
London
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Epsom
Claremont
Clagate Common
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Isaac Campart
Huntingdon Street
St. Noot’s
County
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Tryal
Marlhrough’s Head
Audley Street
Fvenor-Square
Michaelmas
Thorne
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Eye
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Maguire
Mir
Bayles
Neat
Giles's Gate
Norwich
Harton
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Lotz
Lota
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Garth
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Tenbery
Menor
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