London trial reports as jury is sworn and verdicts given
Long London court report describes a trial with seven special jurors, prosecutor attacks on the paper and the King, witness lists, and lengthy speeches by Serjeant Glynn and others. It notes jury deliberations, two trials in one day, and verdicts including convictions, with remarks on public disorder and executions in the Old Bailey context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
London
Beardmere
Fummonses
Talifmen
William Cave
Farringdon
William Walker
Bihosigate
George ‘Moore
Joshua Woodward
Bithopigate
Richard Ayres
Walker
Solicitor General
Thurloe
Ireland
Colonies
Lord Townshend
America
Wallace
Nathaniel Crowder
Yrho
Dabo
Davenport
Miller
Star Chamber
Junius
Lord Mansield
Maj Ay
Lord Mansfield
Bloombary Square
Aiwen
Sand
Laly
Not Guilty: Baldwin Counsel and Attornies Firm Named
The record lists the defense team as e-Serjeant Glynn, Mr Lee, Mr Cox, and Mr Hannan with Attorneys Tére and Sons of Gt Pater-noft ter-Row. The note presents a fragmented OCR segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
e-Serjeant
Glynn
Lee
Cox
Hannan
Mefirs
Tére
Pater
Fragmentary Ship List Names Across Port Clearances
A garbled OCR style ledger lists numerous ship names and destinations under port clearances. It mentions vessels like Amity, Liberty, Neptune, and Mary and Elizabeth, with origins and routes including Philadelphia, New York, Cadiz, and Hamburg, reflecting a busy but unreadable maritime records fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Crees
Delano
Boston
Bourde
Italy
Boi Zant
Mar Ann
Hargrave
Ofrieste
Champion
Ton
Eningury
Lewis
George
Jones
Bufbun
Neptune
Jamaia
Moranit Bay
Ley
Baron
Amity
Desire
Colina
Liberty
Peilow
Ata
Moxted
Sukey
Dickinson
Ste
Clark
Plutarch
Jon
Pennsylvania
Mary
Elizabeth
Sparkes
Moore
M‘leuren
Warner
Mann
Jane
Robinson
Petersburgh
Mackeven
England
Britannia
New York
Hand
Barrie
Phil Pensilvania Packer
Gils
Cadiz
Nanipa
Norway
Emanuel
Swane
Lady Hannah
Detkin
Hamburgs
Untitled Biographies of Eminent English Patriots
Advertises a new biographical work covering Lives of eminent English patriots from Edward III onward. Includes extensive biographies of notable men and a history of English genius, with accounts of their merits and achievements. Published in London by Goodby and Towers, pricing sixpence per number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sethe Ward
Abraham Cowley
John
Lilburne
Ireland
Edward the
Pncient Times
London
R. Goodby
J. Towers
Baldwin
Earl Say
Publica
Ion
Case of Mary Lacy Thirteen Years Old Healed by Doctor Featherstone
The text recounts a fourteen year long illness described as scurvy leprosy and humours affecting the head and face tied to a father’s sea service. After failing with several eminent physicians and hospitals, a friend consulted Dr Featherstone of Helborn who treated the ailment in six weeks. The patient claims lasting recovery though the disorder briefly returned, and mentions seeking further care at Mr Toulds near Hoxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lacy
Capt
Girfiths
Thig
Helland
Boerhaa
St. Bartholomew’s
St. Thome
Ecebuergs
Featherstone
Helborn
Tould
Ules Hoxton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel Athawes
Edward Green
Cullum Street
John Waller
Fenchurch
John Flatchiston
Enchirch Street
George Wheetley
J. Clement’s Lane
Benjamin Winthrop
Lawrens Poultney
Fink
Seasborough
Osbaldsten
Josephi
Pennyman
Tuckingham
Grinby
Bell
Yeserday
Willian Beckford
Decors Commons
Bruce
John ‘Gibben
Cocke
Middlesex
Temple Society
City of London
Temple Gardens
Lefsons
Old Baiey
Lewhip
James Wilson
Peter Conway
Melirs
Venables
Gid Rogers
Old Bailey
Del
Mii
Old ‘Bailey
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