Almon case before the King's Bench at Westminster
A July court session in Westminster hall heard Serjeant Glynn defend Mr. Almon over pamphlet circulation tied to Junius’s letter. affidavits from Miller Dilly and Morris supported Almon’s innocence, while Mansfield urged precise timing of returns and stopping sales to clarify guilt, delaying judgment pending further prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon
King’s Bench
Westminster Hall
Mansfeld
Justice Willes
Justice Amurit
Glynn
Lord Mansfield
Mr. Almon
Junius
Poultry
Robert Morris
Lincoln’s Inn
Mansfield
London Museum
Edward Dilly
Almion
Serjeant Glynn
Mr. Morris
Mr Morris
Mr.Almon
Miller
Bildtergate
Chember
County of Glouceser
Thomas Tracy
John Gaife, Bart
Elmour
Friends of Freedom
House ‘of Commons
Tession
Corporation of London
Trinity
Trinity-house
Brether
Philips Callbeck
St. John’s North America
James Manus
Mered’h
William
Faulkner
Dublin
Surry’ Street
Strand
Radcliffe-cross
Venice
Preserr
Jaffer
George the
Thomas Whitehead
St. Peter’s College
Cambridge
Chester
Eccleston
Lancashire
Barker
Queen’s College, Cambridge
Duke of Devonshire
Yalgrave
Derbyshire
Maffey
Corsley
Viscount Weymouth
Kingston-Deverell
Wiltshire
Blackstone
Bodwin
Somerset
Bridgewater
Bristol
King’s Bench Prison
King’s Bench Bar
Westminter
Chelmsford
Essex
Davenport
Aton
a.Baker
Whitecoat
Thursley
Addenbrook’s Hospital
Halifax
Hansel
Armstrong
Williams
Aregyll Buildings
St. Sepulchre’s ‘Church
William Sanders
Arraton
Hants
Martha Divall
St. John’s-street
St. Olive’s
Hart-street
Cratched Friars
John Turner
Seething-lane
Alice Grainger
Crutched Friars
Philip Mortimer
Elizabeth Doyle
Ludford
King-freet
Golden-square
Getzen
Great Marlborough-street
Joseph “Jecumb
Arthur Trevor
Viscount
Dungannon
Devizes
Henry Williams
Droitwich
George Burrish
Barrett
Peter-street
Westminster
Queen’s Palace
Poulton
Loxham
Bankruptcy notices and surrender dates for tradesmen
A list of creditors and debtors announcing bankrupts and surrender dates across multiple trades. Names include Peirce Corcoran, Thomas Carter, Joseph Walker, George Hindley, Robert Hindley, Mowbray, Renton, Thomas Jordan, Thomas Rennard, Alice Brand, Oliver Dixon, Joseph Haae, Robert Daniel, and Moses Liebman. Surrender dates span July 7 to Aug 11 with actions at Guildhall and Crompton’s Coffee-house Manchester and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peirce Corcoran
Johin-street
Guildhall
Thomas Carter
Bishopsgate-street
Joseph Walker
Westerton
Woodkirk
Henry Hindley
Charles Hindley
Robert Hindley
Manchester
Lancashire
Mercers and Copartners
Crompton
Silk Mercer
Crompton’s
George Mowbray
John Renton
London
Thomas Jordan
Cheltenham
Plough Inn
Thomas Rennard
Little Pottern Street
London Wall
Alice Brand
St. Ives
Huntingdon
Millener
Oliver Dixon
Dudley
Worcestershire
Joseph Haae
Robert Daniel
Moses’ Liebman
and Partners
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D.o'n
Glyn
Mon. M. Liefer
Paris
Society of Arts, &Fo
Sagistrarius
Necteus
Jane
Hanover
Annapolis
Province of
Maryland
Patriotic Society
John Wilkes
Carr
Vivian
Chapel Royal
Richmond
St. James’s
Oxford
Blenheim
Duke of Marlborough
Great George-street
Westminister
France
Earl of Stormont
Vienna
Italy
Prussia
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Richard Oliver
Billingsgate
Cheapside
Smythe
Bloombury-square
Robert Ladbroke
Robert’ Ladbroke
Elec
Clothworkers Company
Oliver Goldsmith
F. Newbery
Juin
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Wake Field