Early 18th Century Debates Rise Over Laws and Courts
The fragment reports on a crowded public discourse touching reform proposals in Maryland’s General Assembly, a new Matrimonial Court named Connubial, clergy and college bills, and a university in Annapolis. It notes opposition from Maryland clergy to a High Commission court and details various parliamentary reforms and civic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
William de Grey
Tithity-Mall
Candi
Tytorney
Newport
Cornwall
Roy
Daft
Stewart
Lower
Great
Britain
Coventry
General Assembly of
Maryland
Anapolis
High Commission
Kingdom of
France
Paris
Barcelona
Edmund Floier
Fragmentary notice on London merchant and Gateshead individual
A damaged OCR reading references Richard Stogden of Little Trinity Lane London and John Scourfield of Gateshead and Durham marinery with several garbled dates. The fragment hints at a legal or commercial notice but is unreadable for specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Goldney
Watling-street
Guildhall
Anthony Hall
Deantreet
Holborn
Middlesex
Ee Moses
Isaac and
Isaac Aaron
Houndsditch
London
Chapmen, and Partners
Roth
Mathew Iremonger
St. Alban’s Hertford
Essex
Ekcee
Samuel ‘Hoggins
Strand Middlesex
Chapman
Peter Finn
King Street
St. James’s
Taylor
Lawrence Ermatinger
Montreal
Ee William * Richardson
Threadneedle-street
Alexander Grant
Prince'street
Westminster
Dealer
John Schellinger
Piccadilly
Haén-draper
Richard Stogden
Little Trinity-lane
John‘ Scourfield
Gateshead
o-Durhamy-marinery
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Pauls Head
Catenton
Garrick
Drury-Tane
Oxford-road
Drary-laney
Bartholomiew-Close
Woodgate
Lewes
Sussex
John Perkins
Portlandfeces
Ann Knight
Grosvenoruare
Bath
William Forward
Castleford
James Collins
Colwick Hall
Nottingham
Cambridgeshire
Mundy Matters
Thorney, Wood-Chase
Lord Chesterfield
Widdlesex Journal
Averkhy
Bimal
Mach
Creditleen Ng
Hyde
Appey
Belgie
Jeffen
Head-Court
Southampton Street
Strand
Wilk
Habardath Aig
Ieee
Prine
The
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