Fragmented OCR item on customs and bullion details
An OCR fragment describes customs hours and a listing of bullion and coins including ounces of silver and bullion for portation. It mentions guns, ambassadors, Channel Service, and various dated or maritime terms, but the text is garbled with many unreadable words and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Oraince of
Rathof
Fox Channel
Whiab
Adonrelty Tae
India
Ditco
SME
Bakers Defrauding Poor Tied To Penny Loaf Standards
A court records a case against bakers for underweight bread and manipulating prices at Bakenssyith in EEL of Bonaia and Liberties. The Lord Mayor and Aldermen decree standard loaves and penalties, ordering fines from One penny to Three-penny and long-term pricing controls. The order lists weights for Penny, Tie-fenny, and Three-penny loaves and warns bakers against future deceit under oath.
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Ainlin
Biritt
Cobibias
Aldermet
Fir
Bakenssyith
Bonaia
Aaid
Nantes
Rhodes
Viitvet
Eord
Sini
Dhs Co
Houfhold
EOF
Houthold Jackson
Unclear legal filing details in County suit text
Fragmentary OCR note shows an execution suit mention with names unclear and references to payments and repa, lacking readable actions or dates. The readable items include a county reference and generic terms, not enough to identify parties or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatties
Topit
Repa
Aes Ff
Ait
Chelieg
Ant FE
Ta Aéral
Private withdrawal and bond sale hinted in jailer notice
The notice alleges James Waites withdrew from a private matter between ten and twelve on November 2 and sold a Bond No 471 for a Bank Note of 100 dated the 20th instant. A reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of a horse named Blénheityiteer and a hunting saddle described in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimés Waites
Agoyra
Marlborough
Geredietovse
Bis
Vane
Bram
Ikea
Aliowi Crupper
Notable Trials and Proceedings from Early English Courts
A fragmentary survey of trials and legal proceedings in the English courts, listing treason, murder, and high treason cases. References include trials before judges, in the House of Lords, and parliamentary proceedings with mentions of Be Shirley, Sir John Fagg, and the Battlmaa Company, dated from the reign of King F to modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massieute
Be Shirley
Dgainst
John Fagg
Battlmaa Company
Mn Sandys
Court of Kine’s Bench
Jude Holt
House of Peers
Fefzring
Earl of Binbury
Daniz
Dammaree
William Wilks
Geonze
Dayilan
Eiffon
Chasentot
Enduig
R Knight Y
Theis
Chr
Blunt
Stion
House of Lords
Wetton
Weetlocee
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Lintor
Hi Wnisridse
She Riyals
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eLoni
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J Waeton
Wanstrobt
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Paar
Ofavo
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Royal Garden
Royal Academy of Sciences
Royal Society
Paris
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A. D
W. Innys
R. Manby
St. Paul’s
T. Woodward
Beeween
Temple-Gates
Fleet-street
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Parér-nofter-Row
Othman Empire
Demerrius Can. Temin
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Esex
James, John
Paul Knaptan
Crown
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Wardrobe-court
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Doctors-Commons
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