Appointment and crimes in Westminster and Southwark
The Lord Chief Justice names John Stubbs as Clerk and Under Treasurer of the Records in the Court of Common Pleas Westminster. The Archbishop assigns the Lave Rectory near Romney to Francis Conduitt. A Carman is jailed for riding over a woman with his cart, injuring her severely, and mobs threaten a trusted informer. Several women are hauled to Newgate for attempting to rescue a prisoner and assaulting the informer. Export data and Paris letters discuss French aid to the Emperor, suspected conventions, and Europe’s war aims, while market quotes and securities report notable shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jastice Willes
John Stubbs
Court of Common- Pleas
Westminster
Warton
Deceas
Canterbury
Lave
Romney
Cull
Francis Conduitt
Sandwich
Southwark
John Ladé
John
Villany
Sarah’ Mowden
Elizabeth Glass
Mary Thommis
Newgate
William Billers
Parry
Cheapside
Holland
Paris
France
Vienina
Luxembourg
Hungary
Madrid
Keene
Spain
M. Dé la Quadra
Great Britain
Notice on Westminster Bridge Damage Prohibition 1738
Westminster Bridge Office issues a notice under the ninth year act of the king to prevent wilful damage to the bridge and works. Offenders face felony conviction and death without benefit of clergy. Commissioners warn that any obstruction or destruction will be prosecuted severely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Bridge
Thame
Parson
Parsons
Jaid
Request for Medicines Study from Macclesfield Adverts
In a 1938 Macclesfield note, residents are urged to send experiences on medicines for stones to Mr. Harding, Booxteller, on the Pavement in St Martin's Lane, for public accounts to inform the public and correct the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Booxteller
St. Martin’s-Jaffe
Notice to creditors of John Pariloe of Parbican London
Persons with claims on the estate of Mr. John Parfloe are to send details to Mr. John Walker executor at the Sign of the Two Gross Guns Lombard Street London. All indebted persons must pay debts or deliver effects to Walker or face legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pariloe
Lace
Parbican
London
Deceas
John Walker
Lombard-street
John Parfloe
Executor of Edward Hamsted Calls Creditors Meeting
The executor of Edward Hamsted in Bridges Street Covent Garden summons all creditors to meet at the Globe Tavern on Thursday next at Bour o'clock in the afternoon under special affairs to settle the deceased estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hamsted
Deceas
Briges-street
Covent-tarden
Bour
Notice to A Gentleman Boarding with William A L South Stamford
A notice warns a gentleman who boarded with William AL South of Stamford in Liocolothie to remove his effects or face appraisal and payment of dues. The document references William Smith and unsettled charges as of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William AL
Stamford
Liocolothie
Wiliam Smith
William Smith
Lost Ring at Nandos Coffee House Fleet Street
Notice of a lost gold ring found in a small box at Nandos Coffee House in Fleet Street. The ring bears a motto Direct our Ways Lord all our Days and initials J. M. A half guinea reward is offered to the finder upon returning the ring to the bar with no questions asked. Do not pawn or fold the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steyning
Steyning Iven
J. M
Fleet-street
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Mediterranen
Forte
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Britain
America
Chile
Peru
Mexico
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Gopper
Wotig U1 Tvs
Sylastes
Macclesfield Freet
St. Anne’s
Soho
Foanna Stephens
Brentwood
Bertin
Pasfield Common
Mona
Freiday
Gilbe Foffer’s
Dhe Canife
Tamworth Rages VV Bbreas
Goth
Tamworth
Stafford
Castlefnn
Castle-Inn
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