Various London News and Court Proceedings In 1738
Reports from Middlesex reveal a bond for an office and a voyage of the East India Company yacht uncovering 500 lb of gold in a ship’s well. A Guildhall trial on an Irish wool import insurance ends with a verdict for the defendants. Excise fines are imposed on several for retailing spirits. others face committal or imprisonment. Local suicides, church thefts, highway robberies, and a kidnapping trial update London crime and public notices.
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County of Middlesex
John Wightman
Bond
Mell
Tolson
Lee
Guildhall
Woolf
Bantry-Bay
Ireland
France
San Sormarofé
Elizabeth Fisher
Clerkenwell
Catherie Barnes
St. Giles’s
Anne Wett
Fame
Willian Belt
St. Sepulchre’s Without
Contary
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Aylesbury
Burnham
County of Bucks
Grendon
Hadexwood
Ives
Bedford
William Hutchenson
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
Earl of Litchfield
Lord Carpenter
New Prison
George Sutton
St. Ives
Newgate
Kingston
Epsum
Surrey
Nout
Oxford
Kings Head Tavern
Brouher Borlacians
Rone
Fune
Chevalier de St. George
Lord Melford
Paris
Constable Colona
the Two Sicilies
Palace of the Quirinal
Naples
Holy See
Cardinal Acquavavat
Sicily
Tunis
Dey
Turky
Algiers
Genoa
Baracelona
Gibraltar
Vah de'Grace
Bedlam
India
Vorient
Pondichery Mahe
Bengal
Bourbon
French East-India Company
Vienna
Petersbourg
Ruffia
Paslarowitz
Octakow
Kimburné
Offenca
Transilvania
Ragorski
Transilvania Co
Hague
States General
M. van. Hoey
Brange
Marquess de Fenelon
Fuliers
Bergue
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John Hiod Cotton
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King George
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Lisbon
Drontheim
Norway
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England
Maryland
Milan
Alpiers
Thaxie
Hiege
Madrid
Keene
Don Sebastian de la Quadra
Utreche Gazetteer
Great Britain
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Senate
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Douglas
Arriv
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Aogul
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