Public scorn and planned charges against Fordyce
The writer laments Fordyce and partners as public pests and vows to publish incontrovertible proofs in a future piece. He predicts curses on Fordyce’s lineage and urges harsh scrutiny by the honest inhabitants, promising anecdotes to condemn the defendants and defend his stance.
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Sigean
Fordyce
Gaip
Brian
Fordycé
Public notices and court records from the Seventeenth Century
The document recounts a September 1772 in Council resolution proroguing Parliament to November, a coastal beacon and pilot service at a harbor, a London ward election where Watkin Lewes prevails over Hammett, and letters from Stockholm praising Capt. Hellichius. It also details stock-law testimonies at Guild Hall regarding Mr. Fordyce bankruptcy, creditor examinations, and orders to protect the bankrupt from arrest while information is disclosed and signed.
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Sts Fanes’s
St. James’s
Richard Sutton
Norwoodpark
Nottinghamshire
London
de Paffow
Nachehead
Elfeneur
Cronborug
Angulla
el Buen Consejo
el Prussiano
Freedonl
St. Mary Axe
Lime-street
Watkin Lewes
Benjamin Hammet
Sharpe
Hammett
Lewes
S Lewes
Mr. Lewes
Stockholm
Charles
Hellichius
Christanstadt
Gustavus
Charles Carlspield
Strafford
Fordyce
Neale
James
Dawn
Court of Chancery
Hotchkiz
Hutchkin
Mr. Fordyce
Rukis
Commissioner Hotchiizn
Holland
Green
Cuff
Hotchkin
Ford
Tar Forry
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London Gazette
Lonordo
City of London
Guildhall
Fordyes
Commissioner Hotchin
Dr. Twill
Hotchtin
Cuf
Fuller and Son
Mr. Cuff
Mr. Cuf
Mr. Cuff. Yes, You Do, Sir, Mr. Fordyce
Focol
Fardyce