Publican fines and burglaries dominate court notes
In London on Wednesday and Thursday several convicted cases are listed. John Oldershaw paid fines for retailing spirituous liquors in quantities under two gallons. Elizabeth Halsey, Sarah Edgerton, and others faced penalties or imprisonment for similar offenses. Elsewhere, 3000 quarters of wheat and various coin exports were reported, with international dispatches noting diplomacy between Britain, Spain, and France and a naval clash near the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkenwell Bridewell
John Oldershaw
Col. de Veil
St. George the Martyr
Queen-Sigmares
Elizabeth Halsey
St. Giles In
Sarah Edgerton
House of Correction
Clerkenwell
John Alvin
Newgate
John Slade
Stephen Marham
Joshua Sharp
Elizabeth Achurch
Edlin
Sifons
Spain
Portugal
Holland
Calais
Receipt for curing mad dog bites from oystershell powder
A French visitor to Bath Bristol and nearby towns offered a public remedy for mad dog bites. The plan involves calcined oyster shells ground to powder mixed with white wine, given in decreasing doses over three days, with strict fasting and avoiding oily foods.
Mercers Sale at Great Wheat Sheaf on Ludgate Hill
Thomas Hincarrrr of Mercer aims to reduce stock and leave trade. He sells rich gold and silver brocades waistcoats velvets silks damasks satins Genoa bed damasks and other fabrics at discount. White ground flowered velvets offered for ladies at 12s per yard and foreign velvete flowered varieties from 12s 6d to 20s per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hincarrrr
Mercer
Ludgate- Hill
N. B
Ladi
Creditors of Francis Trice urged to file demands for administration
Tre Creditors of the late Mr. Francis Trice of Ludlow in the County of Salop are desired to deliver to Mr. Thomias Pickering of Staples Inn Lomlow or Mr. Joh Holland of Fadtew an account of their several demands whether by Mortgages Bords Bills or other Contracts with their respective dates what interest remains due to each creditor in order that administration may be taken out for payment of the said debts by Mr. Samuel Price the intestate's next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Trice
Ludlow
Salop
Thomias Pickering
Staples Inn
Lomlow
Joh Holland
Fadtew
Samuel Price
Debtors to Estates of Richard Suueh and Thomas Heild Urged to Pay
Creditors of Richard Suueh late of Bell in King Street Westminster and Thomas Heild of Burleigh Street Vidauller are entreated by their executors and administrators to settle debts immediately. Those with claims on the estates must present accounts to receive satisfaction, or legal action will follow. Named solicitors and locations provided for payment and notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Suueh
Bell
King-Street
Westminster
Widinaller
Deceas
Peéiard
William Davids
Castle-yard
Holburn
Richard Smith
Thomas Heild
Burleigh-street
Vidauller
William Fizakerly
York Buildings
Lig
Bernard Couffinaker
Rewer
Castlee Yard
Holbourn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Earl of Waldegrave
M. Amelor
Georgia
M. Amelot
Madrid
Great Britain
Cardinal de Fleury
Iafao
West-Indies
Costas
Porto Rico
Veffela
Antwerp
States General
Bruges
Ustend
Europe
Ottend
Nieuport
Low Countries
Lrade
Ostend
Austrian Netherlands
Brabam
Commissaries
Duren East India Company
India
Imperial Commisstaries
Vienna
The
London Evening-Post
Bath
Bristol
France
Newstreee
Fetcer Lane
William Lewis
A. B. Chymie Provincia
Pharmacis
Paul’isCome
Garras, Co
James Hopkins
Lombard-street
Post-Chice
Soho
Stratford
Nussery-man
Phemas Simmonds
Ross
Walain
Reig
H. Lintear
St. Duns
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