Trials and Droits in London Sessions and City Notices
Reports from the Guildhall sessions include sentences for theft and robbery, with twelve transported and eight acquitted. Admiralty trial delays due to dead commissioners are noted, plus a delay for a coach-toll case and a mayoral resignation. Weekly mortality and burials data, bread price affize orders, and other city notices complete the update.
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Tankard
Edmond Eyles
Leadenstall
Wildim Williams
Corporal Roe
Somerset-house
Peter Hughes
Syms
Red Syott Inn
Chating-Cross
Edward Atkins
Ledger
Eigh
Admiralty
High Seas
Everal
Guildhall
Nicholas Tenant
Thomas Turner
Thomas Hobbs
Sinclare
Smithfield
Edwards
Wales
Rumford
Chelmsford
Princess of Orange
Gloucester
Thomas Windham
Luifatick
London
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South Sea
New South
Bank
Milton Bank
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Welch Ditto
India
Brook-Green
Hammersmith
Mr. Impey
Temple-Bar
Kent
Yan
Che Loifes
Sintigt’s
Bath
Bank Nore
Jacob Munes
John Caruthéis
George Lukup
William Higgonson
Linnen-draper
Star
Holbourn
God
Wey
Mr.shiers
N. B
Petton
George
Garner of
Robert Swan
Merceer
Bedford-street
Kingstreet
Covent-Garden
Portsmouth
Bell
Castle Inn
Windsor
North Shields
Northumberland
Hannels
Flower-de-lis
Bishopsgate-treet
Mehetabel Heefley
Mercury
Pluto
Aibeck
J J—D
J. Wilford
St. Paul’s
Waterland
J. Noon
White Hart
Cheapside
Mercers Chapel
Philanthropus Londin
James Pierce
England
Flanders
France
C. Hirch
C. Davis
Paternoster Row
Estevanillo Gonzalez
Meary
Monsieur le Sage
W. Mears
Amoris
Strephon
Chloe
Gadus
Peter
Dublin
J. Roberts
Warwick-lane
Drapler
Ireland
Wood
Monsieur H
Egypt
Babylon
China
J. Stone
Bedford-Row
Grays-Inn
Lorain
Morocco
Czar
Czarina
Muscovy
Haerius
Oliver
Coulter