Geen Dragon and Inns of Court dispute and various court moves
The piece reports a dispute over admission of an Alsittant at the Snahhalders, with the Innholders granted inspection of their charter and books. It notes a Cambridge order for Fellow Commoners to share exercises, a marriage treaty for Richard Greenville MP, and a dispensation for Thomas Ley and a Paterson may hold two rectories. It covers trials at Newgate, highway robbery incidents, a fatal storm accident near Helston, shipwreck of the Triumph from Jamaica, and exports and financial news from the Hague, Madrid and Paris with stock quotes and political talks among European powers.
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Geen
Bishopsgate
Fred
Farriers
Comary
Siracey
Serjeant
Urlin
Kroughton
Common Crier
Guildhall
Henry Fisher
St. Andrew, Holbourn
Darby
Temple
Cambridge
St. John’s
Richard Greenville
Buckingham
Viscount Cobham
Miss Chambers
Thomas Chambers
Hanworth Park
Middlesex
Deceas
Thomas Ley
Lord Walpole
Patrocklowe
Devon
Oxford
Meron
Henry Brooke
University of Oxford
Westminster Hall
King’s Bench
Justice Lee
Court of Common-Pleas
Justice Forvescue
Southwark
Seljer
Ferrons
Hawkins
Battersea
Lambeth
Battersea Field
Helston
Falmouth
Quarre
Lisbon
Hambourg
France
Laurence Wedgborough
Newgate
Col. de Veil
Erasmus Saunders
Cheme
Surrey
Cheeme
Bonniface
Haymarket
Hughes
Nathan Cochran
William Ripley
Richard Brocas
Philip Brown
Londo
Cochran
Brown
Hanington
Windsor Forest
Oakingham
Bagshot
Winchester
Cross
Jamaica
Scilly
Newfoundland
Portugal
Holland
Hague
States-General
Trevor
Elector Palatine
Bergues and
Juliers
Manheim
Bavaria
Mentz
Treves
Cologn
Ryswick
Horace Walpole
Hanover
Hamburgh
Irensbuttel
Keil
William
Felde-Marthal
Munich
Silesia
Sam
Amsterdam
Paris
Philipsbourg
Fort Khel
Stanislaus
Lorrain
Dizier
Spain
Tuscany
Parma
Placentia
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