Feign’d Poem Presentment to the Court of King’s Bench 1723
In February 1723 the Grand Fury of Middlesex presented a feigned poem on the de collation of Justinian to the Court of King’s Bench. The item notes a procedural or ceremonial submission within historic legal practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle
King’s Bench
Justinian
Presentment of Libel Against The Weekly Journal 1723
The Middlesex Grand Jury presents The Weekly Journal or British Gazetteer as a scandalous libel mocking King Charles I and the Martyrdom Day. It orders prosecuting direction for F Read and others who published the piece while noting various political and social updates from Dublin to London and court circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Journal
British Gazetteer
F. Read
White Fryars
Fleetstreet
Chares I
Middlesex
Conrivers
William and
Mary Yatcht
Rotterdam
Mr. Walpole
Hague
Earl of Barrymore
Wigan
Lancashire
Regiment of Horse
Ireland
Price
Sutton
Guernsey
Regiment of
Newark
Se’nnight
Santry
Dublin
Henry Barry
Charles II
Londonderry
Culmore Fort
Peter Day
Tavistock-street
Covent-Gerden
Wellead
George Lord Landsdown
Middle Isle
St. Clement's Danes
Strand
Jane
Peter Wyche
Houthald
Charles I
John Earl of
Bath
John Farr
Dutchess of
Albemarle
Bernard Granville
Bernard
Mary
Martin Wescomb
Cadiz
Sam
Lord Gower
John Earl of Bath
Maria Salusbury Boycott
Gloucester Street
Lamb’s
Cheshire
Robert Sainsoury Cotton
County of
Chester
Ann
Boycott
Commons
Earl of Bradford
Smith
Charles Leigh
Thomas Lord Leigh
Bedford
Arabella Oxenden
Oxenden
Earl of Malton
Anne Wentworth
Lord.Clifford
Lord Clifford
Duke of Norfolk
St. James’s Square
France
Mary-Anne
Princess of
Newbourg
Spain
Bayonne
Gascony
Philip Duke of
Anjou
Austria
Louisa-Elizabeth
Orleans
Lewis
Lewis XV
M. Chavigny
Prince of Wales
Duke of ‘Leeds
House of Peers
Westminster
Giles Earle
Ely
Thomas Gibson
Lothbury
Meuse
Marlborough
Aldborough
Yorkhire
Pelham
Sussex
William Yonge
Honiton and
Ashburton
Devonshire
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The
London Evening-Post
London