Fragmented Testimony From Historic Trial Describe Trials and Condemnations
A garbled document references committee members dismissing officials and outlines a historical trial with accusations of occultation and loyalty to law. It mentions a public display of discipline, a shipboard scene, and a somber incident involving a young person and moral prosecutions.
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Ives Iebich
Fragmentary Note on Waterford Trade Routes
A damaged fragment discusses a hypothetical remedy affecting Waterford pockets and potential effects on shipping to Dublin and London. It warns of wrecked routes and dangerous conditions that could disrupt communications with Ireland and South Wales, mentioning roads and road improvements.
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Waterford
Weterford
Dublin
Dividend notices and certificates for tradespeople in 19th century Essex and beyond
A fragment lists a dividend on the separate estate with names including Cotam and Woolley, plus certificatory grants due by August. It cites tradesmen and shopkeepers from Acefield to Newton Abbot, with Garrick, Fraser and Wade among others, and notes locations in Witham Essex and Birmingham area markets.
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Cottam
John Mayhé
Joseph Sac
Piateenfem
Kivenedder
Dilworth
Lancashire
Catton-Manufacturees
Effedie
George Woolley
Bloucester
Grecer
Ratibaw
Obwigeiter
William Langley the Younger
Newton Abbott
Eet Grecer
Sun Iom
Newton
John Jollins
Great Yarmouth
Turner
Tech
Merwich
Lent Assizes 1790 Death Sentences Reprieved in County
Report of the Lent Assizes in 1790 noting Berjemia Banifier and Wil Banding sentenced to death but reprieved, several others for theft and stabbing also spared or commuted. Acquittals for George Yas and Themes Dille. Proclamations and delays noted at Hereford and Winchester with reprieves before the judge departed.
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Jehn Daniel
Willian Eliingeon
Rebeu Lewerth
John Cox
Johe Robinson
Jay Twe Vorkies
Betasse
Roel Sponse
George Yas
Themes Dille
Tastes
Herefeld
Rans A
Remarkable Case of Nervous Disorder and Decay
A 1790 letter details a severe injury from a cart fall near Dumfries leading to lifelong pain and debility. After failed treatments, the writer attributes recovery to Mr Spilsbury's Anti Scorbutic Drops and Wade's Restorative Balsam of Life and Health, praising its effects on the nervous system and overall strength. The advertisement lists availability in Fleet Street, Strand, Norwich, Birmingham, and other outlets with pricing.
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Phyfe
Spilsbury
Sobe Square
Ines
Senthwick
Dumfries
Wade
Fleet-Breet
Matthews
Strand
Randall
Royal Exchange
Yarrington and Co
Norwich
Swinney
Birmeogham
Prige
Army
Navy
John Wade
Fleete Street
Ireland
Scotland
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Bos
Watt
Ahilisehone
Chitin
Ie'ir
Re. S.dlderttine
Dianiene
Mr. Edge
King’s Boneh
Witham
Essex
George Eales
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Thomas Smith the Younger
Pembrige
Merefordshire
Altenhall
Warwickshire
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Stow-market
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