Vagrant in a cell window grave ends his life
An English manade knelt with a kerchief tied to the Bele and died on a crewe stone in the keeper's presence. The coroner reports the man found dead at the Keeper's Return after a short time. a note of execution looms for May 1730. The report continues with court actions, appointments, prices, and notices across Dublin and London, including prison suspicions and public notices.
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Dirney
Bristol
Keplington
Knightsbridge
St. James’s
Lord Trever
Goencer
Wilmington
Heccer Bromizy
St. James’s Square
St. James
Earl of
Noceing
Winchelsea
Conyers D
Chappel
Holcombe
Richmond
Windsor
England
Prussia
Rome
Emperor Mill
Italy
Earl of Nttingham
Wincheslie
John Norris
Thomas Frankland
Czarina
Dobrucki
Baron Sthaffif
Bank
Indea
Dublin
Ralph Secwick
Jyrohn Hawkins
Chapmen
Kevan
Dislin
Rickarg
Dickson
Silver-Court
Caffle-street
London
Redcliffe
Hancock
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