London Courts Hear Patent Dispute and Town Notices
Yesterday the Lord Chancellor moved to restrain Eyre and Strahan from delivering acts of Parliament to the Lords and Commons under a royal patent. Various court appearances and future trial dates across Lincoln, Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Coventry, Warwick, Northampton, Hertford, Chelmsford, Maidstone, East Greenstead, and Kingston are listed. Local crimes and burglaries are described, including unnamed suspects in London and surrounding, with details of the Sir Robert Ladbroke case and related arrests and transportations. Also reported are maritime arrivals, public notices, weddings, and deaths in multiple parishes, along with weather and high water updates at London Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
Westminster
Barker, Mount
Page
Eyre and Strahan
Houses of Lords and Commons
George the Second
Perrin
Madocks
Meff
Eyre
Strahan
Hamptoon
Sir Robert
Finnikin
Smithfield
Burton
Flanagan
Jones
Robert
Smith
Thumper
Mr. Appleby
Fleet-street
Clarke
Angel-court
Snow-hill
Hatton-garden
Wood
Stretton
Bagnall
Angelcourt
Phenix
Brewer
Cowlane
Bromley
Mr. Robinson
Raycliff
Lyons
Sir Robert Ladbroke
Cornhill
Guildhall
Poultry Compter
Compter
Quendon
Essex
Robert Howard
Trott
Lambeth
William Pullen
Kingston
Mary Savage
Fetterlane
Holborn
Sharp
Henry Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell
Greenwich
Dalton
Leadenhall-street
Robert Nickson
Clemeny’s-lane
Lombard-street
Obedience of Laws Requires Great to Set Good Example
A defender of public morals argues that powerful magistrates must avoid riotous, luxurious excess and public law violations. He cites the 1752 act regulating disorderly houses and condemns the Pantheon and Mrs. Cornelys rooms as unlawful, urging prosecution of the Great in a forthcoming Sessions indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Kent
London
Westminster
George II
Peeresles
Bedford
Salop County Meeting Call for a Sheriff’s Replacement
Shrewsbury February 3 1772 notice invites Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Salop to meet February 11 at Guildhall Shrewsbury at eleven in the forenoon to choose a proper person to represent the county in place of Sir John Alley Bett pranted. Joseph Grifaughts Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salop
Guilds Hall
Shrewsbury
John Alley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stano Crrevuri
L. C. Baron Parker
Fustice Wiles
Rutlandth
Oakham
Lincolnth
Lincoln
City of
Coventry
Clapham
James West
Turkey
Jacquin
Griffiths
Sadler
Weitcher
Apothecary
Biethopsgate-street
Billericay
John Remnant
Rogers
Malister
Country News
Sheerness
Grafton
Nore
Portsmouth
Collier
Canterbury
Richford
Sart
Sandwich
Richmond
Yorkshire
Robinson
Thornborough
Taylor
Catterick
Ship New S
Deal
Fox
Natfan
Anfon
London Bridge
Afferey O'Clask
The
London Evening Post
King’s Bench
Criminal Court of Justice
Joseph Grifaqths