Urgent notes on colonial trade and criminal sentences in London
A long summary covers Britain’s view of the East India Company profits versus Dutch gains, then records court actions in Westminster and Guildhall. Detailing Governor Johnstone and Captain Sutton disputes, Parisian exploits, and the execution sentences at Newgate, with notes on prisoners, mercy, and the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dalles
Johotone
Kirkine
Sutton
Scott
Dalkes
Erie
Fabrigas
Moflyn
Wall
Macmionaray
Earl Mansfield
Court of Exchequer
Captan Sutton
Mr. Erskine
Europe
Beitain
Erskine
Suttai
Paris
Batt of Lawfeld
Ligonier
Wiil
Nangis
Bruni
Morsieur
Louis de Grad
Low Countries
New Holland
Alee
Menre
Eleanor Caravan
Francie Parker
Newgate
Robert Jones
Coachehan
Guilthall
London
Old Bailey
Achmet
Belfast
Lee Lewes
Dublin
Ireland
Constantinople
Turkeys
Murphy
Lord Walsingham
Madrid
Eden
France
Prince of Hesse Cassel Holdings and Empire Privileges Described
The article lists the Hesse Cassel princes two branches Catfel and Darmstadt and their estates in Lower Hesse Upper Hesse and other counties. It notes imperial rights three votes at the Diet and measures such as protec tion and imperial prefecture of Wetzlar. It details ages of majority for the branches and enumerates lands including Schaumburg and Katzenelnbogen with a 1736 succession arrangement involving Darmstadt and a 20 9001 payment to Cassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
Hesse
Germany
Westphalia
Schaumburg
Sion
Wetzlar
Darmuid
Heffe
Caffel
Darmundt
Heffe Caffel
Lower Heffe
Pless
Catsel
Zigenheim
Marpurg
Upper Heffe
Frankenbourg
Hierchfeldt
Fulde
Catzenellebogen
Buckeburg
Kipge
Smalald
Henneberg
Rottenberg
Saxenlnigen
Martiniere
Lehr
Fradenberg
Hantu
Hefle Darmstadt
Casles
Poland
Saxony
Princess Amelia death and royal fortune aftermath
A historical notice discusses Princess Amelia's death, mourning, and the dispersal of royal revenues. It notes accessions to the Duke of Cumberland's titles, interment plans at Westminster Abbey, and various gains and losses from royal marriages and offices during a period of mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Duke of Cumberland
Henry VII
Westminster Abbey
Kris
House of Peers
Alfred
George the Second
William of
Ife- Casfel
Landegrave
Mary
Charles
Prince of Wales
Avenchia
Richmone Park
Gannertbury Heute
Gannerbury
Matilda
Amslia
Reval
Peinceis
Amelia Net
Coe Pachereve
Thorny Horns
Iethy
Also Mentioned on This Page
India
Bitih East-India Company
Dutch East-India Company
United States
Phiadelphia
New York
Boston
Baltimore
South Carolina
America
Tahalitatte
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Bailon
Charlettown
Alergy O-Oo
New Haven
Hartford
Mem
Wilmington
Delaware
Annapolis
Petcrsburgh
Williamsburgh
Bodo
Duncannon
Belborourth
Waldegraves Oool
Ann Hewan
Lady Barry Mre
Templetown
Lon Berborough
Lord Pelham
Town
Plate
Prince of Hesse
Cvn
Lord Mansfield
Lord Loughborough
Port Praya
East Indies
OLD Bailey Intelligence
Rofe
Eleanor Kirvin
William White
Edward Darby
Francis Martin
Robert Beale
Joseps Wright
James Cowdery
James Wood
John Boxley
William Davis
William Rayner
Joseph Lightfoot
Thomas Vallence
Daniel Collins
Mary Long
James Rudd
William Griggs
Henry Foffett
Richard Stephens
William Sherburd
Thomas Ransom
Thomas Wells
Isaac Kennedy
Jacob Udney
Samuel Greenom
William Thompson
Joseph Thompiun
John White
Wiliam Tuckey
Rhinfels
Catznellegen
Rhinfeldt
St. Goar
Fort Catz
Schwalbach
Gevernhausen
Reichemberg
Fiorentlein
Brau
Rattenberg
Poly
Hefle
Prince of Hesse Cassel
Cassel
Princess Amelia
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