Passage of Clergy and Court Proceedings in London and Ireland
Reports from Old Bailey sessions detail multiple trials including capital and lesser offences. Notable items mention church appointments in Wells and Winchester, Irish lord lieutenant's voyage, and various magistrate actions. Several prisoners face conviction for theft, assault, or manslaughter with numerous acquittals and transportation sentences among the week’s docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coney
Sparrow
White
Merton College
Oxford
Archdeacon Hunt
of . Wells
Mr. Stephens
Malden
Surrey
J Jp
Winnehees
Winchester
R. Barton
Binbr
Solna
Southwark
Capt. N
Wrighe
Bedford
Barforr
Feiight
Chester
Duke of Corfee
Joe Et Brettion
Ished
Sy Oes
Elizabeth Bayley
Cowper
Mary Smith
Ursula Theche
Cattell
Jones
la ‘Ton
Fleet-freet
Love
Prince of Wales
London
James Connel
St’Anwrio
Cape Dé Verd
San
Sae
Tradip Bas
John Sundholm
Lawson
Efex
Toe
Charles ‘Smail
St. Helena
Dyer
Turner
Newey
Anne Soames
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Cope
Earl of Albemarle
Welchseas
John Athwell
Druryslane
Tak
Richard
Lamb
John
Canngitt
Mary
Foffey
Joseph
Éaias Cabbhoed
Papote Layton
Fragmentary Latin epitaphs and notices from Lincoln relics
A damaged 18th century fragment references the late Lincoln relics and daughter of Gardiner, with Latin epitaphs and notes on religious and bibliographic details. The text mentions Jacobi Gardinés, ecclesiastical phrases, and scattered monetary and publication references, with uncertain fragments and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Gardiner
Charles Gardiner
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Jonas Pierson
Laurence Grace
George Richardson
John Smithson
Alexander Watson
John Gordon
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Petuke
George. Sutton
William Symonds
Philip
Padington
Alexanders
The
Loxpoy
Brevan G
Post
Jacobi Gardinés
Guam
Basticus
Pes
Marti
Oh Neti
Bank
Royal
Welch
Benedits
Blasiks