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Vol. DXVII, A-E; 1706-1720, n.d.

Prisons: Petitions to Qu. Anne, George I, etc., of and rel. to detained criminals: 1706-1719.

includes:

ff. 1-2b Sampson Arther, the elder, of Gloucester: Petition to Qu. Anne on behalf of his son, Sampson: bef. 1710.
ff. 3-4b Baily, murderer: Petition to Qu. Anne: bef. 1710.
ff. 5-11b Andrew Baynes, alias Baines; burglar: Petitions, etc., to Qu. Anne: 1709-1710.
ff.8-9b Thomas Fane, 6th Earl of Westmorland: Memorandum to Lord Sunderland: 1709-1710.
f. 10 Peter King, 1st Baron King of Ockham 1725; Lord Chancellor: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland: 1707-1710.
f. 10 London; Lord Mayor, Corporation, etc: Correspondence of Recorder with Lord Sunderland: 1707-1710.
ff. 12-15b Mary Ballard, wife of Richard Ballard, alleged horse-thief: Petition to Qu. Anne: bef. 1714.: Partly copy.
ff. 15-19 Sir Littleton Powys, Baron of the Exchequer; afterwards Justice of the King's Bench: Letter, etc., to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
ff. 16-19 John Battersbie, alias Pattersbie; burglar; prisoner at Maidstone: Petition to Qu. Anne, etc.: 1708.
ff. 20-24b Robert Blackburne, alleged conspirator: Petition, etc., to Qu. Anne: [1708?].: Partly copy.
ff. 21b, 23b Simon Harcourt, 1st Viscount Harcourt: Certificate by: 1708.: Copies.
ff. 25-33 Sir Richard Blackham, 1st Baronet: Petition to Qu. Anne, etc.: aft. 1706-1709.
f. 33 Elizabeth Blackham, wife of Sir Richard Blackham: Letter to Lord Sunderland: [1709?].
ff. 34-94b William Smith, of East Smithfield: Papers rel. to trial of J. Bowen for his murder: 1708-1709.
ff.34-94b John Bowen, tidesman, of London: Petitions to Qu. Anne, etc.: 1708-1709.: Partly printed.
ff. 36-37, 59-60b Anne Bowen, mother of John Bowen: Petitions to Qu. Anne on behalf of her son: 1708.
f. 38 Mary Currandine, servant of Ridgell, of Aldgate: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: With mark.
ff. 38, 39, 51 Jonathan Chase, JP for county Middlesex and Westminster: Affidavits before: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 39, 51-52 Mary Wilkins, servant of Mrs Redworthy, of Tower Hill: Affidavits rel. to J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 40 John Shepherd, the younger; baker, of Stepney: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 42 John Ridgeway, labourer, of Aldgate: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: With mark.
ff. 42, 68-70, 80-81b Sir William Withers, MP: Affidavits, etc.: bef. 1708.: Signed.
ff. 43, 84, 186 Thomas Hopkins, Under Secretary of State: Letters, etc., to: 1707-1710, n.d.: Partly Fr.
f. 47 Alexander Lyon, surgeon: Certificate rel. to death of W. Smith: 1708.: Signed.
f. 48 William Dudley, surgeon: Certificate by: 1708.: Signed.
f. 48 James Stewart, surgeon: Certificate rel. to death of W. Smith: 1708.: Signed.
f. 52 Sir Thomas Rawlinson, Lord Mayor of London: Affidavit before: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 55-58 Captain Charles Fotherby, RN: Letter, etc., to Navy Commissioners: 1708.: Copy.
ff.57-58 Thomas Armitage, alias Hermitage: Account of his examination in case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Copy.
f. 62 Samuel Clarke, Commissioner of Customs: Certificate for J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 62 Sir John Werden, 2nd Baronet: Certificate for J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 62 William Culliford, Commissioner of Revenue in Ireland: Certificate for J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 63 Thomas Newport, Commissioner of Customs: Certificate for J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 66 Richard Savage, Secretary, Customs Commissioners: Certificate for J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 68 Richard Pollet, of London: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: With mark.
f. 69 Peter Levenworth, cheesemonger, of East Smithfield: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 70 Mathew Aldridge, grain-merchant, of East Smithfield: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 71 John Charlton, of East Smithfield: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 71-72, 122 Francis Negus, Surveyor of the Mews; father of Lieutenant -Colonel Francis Negus, MP: Affadavits: bef. 1707, 1708: COpies and signed.
f. 72 Phillip Bend: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 73 Peter King, 1st Baron King of Ockham 1725; Lord Chancellor: Letter to: 1708.
ff. 73-83 Thomas Trevor, 1st Baron Trevor: Letter to, and reports, etc., to Qu. Anne: 1707, 1708.: Partly signed.
ff.74-83, 86-87b Richard Richardson, serjeant-at-law: Letters to, and reports, etc., to Qu. Anne: 1708.: Partly signed.
f. 78 Thomas Smith, patten-maker, of East Smithfield: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: With mark.
ff. 78, 79, 82, 83, [122?] John Stewart, JP: for co. Midd. Affidavits before: 1708.: Signed.
f. 79 Sarah Smith, wife of Thomas Smith, of East Smithfield: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 80-8 1b William Day, patten-maker, of Wapping: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 80-81b Joseph Robinson, baker, of East Smithfield: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
f. 82 Mary Rowland, wife of John Rowland, of Stepney: Affidavit rel. to J. Bowen: 1708.: With mark.
f. 83 Dorothy Armitage, alias Hermitage; mother of Thomas Armitage, of Wapping: Affidavit rel. to case of J. Bowen: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 90-92b Sarah Smith, wife of Thomas Smith, of East Smithfield: Petition, etc., to Qu. Anne: 1708.
ff.92-92b Thomas Smith, patten-maker, of East Smithfield: 'The Answer... to the Case of John Bowen...': 1708.: Printed.
f. 93 Sarah Smith, wife of Thomas Smith, of East Smithfield: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1709.
f. 95 Sir Salathiel Lovell, Baron of Exchequer: Attestation by: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 95-99b Priscilla Long, inmate of Bridewell: Petition to Qu. Anne, etc.: 1708.
ff. 95-99b Letice Browne, inmate of Bridewell: Petition to Qu. Anne, etc.: 1708.
ff. 95-99b Mary Taylor, alias Farrow; inmate of Bridewell: Petition to Qu. Anne, etc.: 1708.
ff. 98-99b Henry Moult, Governor of Bridewell: Certificate rel. to L. Browne, P. Long and M. Taylor: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 98-99b Samuel Byard, Keeper of Bridewell: Certificate by: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 98-99b Sir Salathiel Lovell, Baron of Exchequer: Certificates to, as Recorder of London: 1707-1708.
ff. 102-103b Robert Burton, Holt's Marine Regt: Petition to Qu. Anne: aft. 1707.: Signed.
ff. 102-103b John Hunt, Holt's Marine Regt: Petition to Qu. Anne: aft. 1707.: Signed.
ff. 104- 105b Dudley Carleton, merchant, of London: Petition of his brothers to Qu. Anne rel. to his murder: bef. 1714.
ff. 106b- 109 Peter Cartwright, burglar: Petitions to Lord Sunderland and Qu. Anne: 1709.
ff. 110- 112 Robert Cassills, geometrician: Petition, etc., to Qu. Anne: 1709.
f. 112 Reverend John Lowthorp, Secretary, Royal Society: Certificate for R. Cassills: 1709.: Signed.
f. 112 James Gregory, Professor of Mathematics at Edinburgh University: Certificate for R. Cassills: 1709.: Signed.
f. 112 Joseph Raphson, FRS: Certificate for R. Cassills: 1709.: Signed.
f. 112 J. Ditton, of Christ Church, London: Certificate for R. Cassills: 1709.: Signed.
ff. 113-118b Walter Chalmer, alias 'James Chambers'; alleged conspirator: Petition to Qu. Anne, etc.: 1706-1707.
f. 115 Sir Edward Northey, Attorney General: Letter to: 1706.
ff. 119-125b Deborah Churchill, alias Miller; alleged accessory to murder: Petition, etc., to Qu. Anne: 1708.: Signed.
ff. 122-122b Margrett Verden: Deposition rel. to case of D. Churchill: 1708.: Signed.
f. 123 William Manlove, of Holborn: Deposition rel. to case of D. Churchill: 1708.: Signed.
f. 123 Martha Steptoe, wife of John Steptoe, cooper, of London: Deposition rel. to case of D. Churchill: 1708.: With mark.
f. 123 Peter King, 1st Baron King of Ockham 1725; Lord Chancellor: Deposition bef.: 1708.: Signed.
ff.124-125b Mary Ware, widow of Martin Ware, gentleman to Colonel W Evans: Petition to Qu. Anne: 1708.
ff. 126-127b Benjamin Clifton, alleged horse-thief: Petition to Qu. Anne: bef. 1714.
ff. 128b-129 Daniel Coats, thief: Petition to Qu. Anne: bef. 1714.
ff. 130-135b Nicholas Peeke, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b Samuel Moore, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b James Aldred, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b John Rouse, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b Gabriel Eade, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b William Collet, bailiff of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b James Collet, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b Francis Baldrey, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b Dunwich, Suffolk: Petition of inhabitants to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b Thomas Foster, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b Robert Bonner, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b Thomas Bearle, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 130-135b John Battle, of Dunwich: Petition to Treasury Commissioners, etc.: 1718.: Copy.
ff. 134-135b Thomas Betts, of the Inner Temple: Case of Corporation of Dunwich: 1718.
ff. 136, 139-144 Margaret Cooke, wife of John Cooke: Petitions to Lord Sunderland: bef. 1710.: Partly copy.
ff. 136-144 John Cooke, merchant seaman: Petitions to Lord Sunderland by and on his behalf: bef. 1710.: Partly copy.
ff. 145-146, 153-155b, 158-159b Sir Robert Eyre, MP: Reports by, as Solicitor General: 1709-1710.: Signed and copies.
ff. 145-146, 153-155b, 158-159b Sir James Montagu, judge: Reports, opinions, etc., as Attorney- or Solicitor-General: 1707-1710.: Partly Lat.: Mostly signed. Partly copies.
ff. 145-159b Thomas Pitkin, linen-draper, of London: Petitions of his creditors on behalf of T. Brerewood, etc.: 1709.: Partly copy.
ff. 145-159b Thomas Brerewood, of London: Petitions, etc., on his behalf: 1709.
ff. 147-152b, 156-157 Samuel Hayward, creditor of T Pitkin: Petitions to Qu. Anne on behalf of T. Brerewood: 1709.: Signed.
ff. 147b-152b, 156-157 Andrew Pitt, creditor of T Pitkin: Petitions to Qu. Anne on behalf of T. Brerewood: 1709.: Signed. Partly copy.
ff. 147b-152b, 156-157 John Farr, creditor of T Pitkin: Petitions to Qu. Anne on behalf of T. Brerewood: 1709.: Signed. Partly copy.
ff. 147b-152b, 156-157 John Cookes, creditor of T Pitkin: Petitions to Qu. Anne on behalf of T. Brerewood: 1709.: Signed. Partly copy.
ff. 147b-152b, 156-157 Jasper Waters: Petitions to Qu. Anne on behalf of T. Brerewood: 1709.: Signed. Partly copy.
ff. 147b-152b, 156-157 John Walker, creditor of T Pitkin: Petitions to Qu. Anne on behalf of T. Brerewood: 1709.: Signed. Partly copy.
ff.147b-152b, 156-157 John Fellowe, creditor of T Pitkin: Petitions to Qu. Anne on behalf of T. Brerewood: 1709.: Signed. Partly copy.
ff.147b-152b,156-157 Robert Conant, creditor of T Pitkin: Petitions to Qu. Anne on behalf of T. Brerewood: 1709.: Signed. Partly copy.
ff. 160-179b John Counter, alleged conspirator: Petition to Qu. Anne and papers rel. to his transfer from Newgate Prison: 1709.: Partly printed and copies.
ff. 166-171b Sir John Holt, Lord Chief Justice: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland, etc.: 1707-1710.: Partly copies.
ff. 172-177b Sir James Montagu, judge: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland, etc.: 1707-1719.: Partly copies.
f. 180 John Hall, of Temple Sowerby: Letter to J. Grahme: 1708.
f. 180 James Grahme, MP: Letter to: 1708.
ff. 180-185 John Thompson, horse-thief: Report, etc., rel. to his case: 1709.
ff.180-187b Edward Coupland, burglar: Petitions, etc., on his behalf: 1708-1709.
ff.182-183 Sir Thomas Bury, Baron of the Exchequer: Report to Lord Sunderland: 1709.: Signed.
f. 184 John Coupland, of Kendal: Petition to Qu. Anne, etc., on behalf of his brother, Edward: 1708-1709.
f. 185 John Harrisson, Recorder of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 James Hadwell, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Richard Lowry, Alderman of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Lancelot Forth, Mayor of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 James Fisher, Alderman of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Daniel Noble, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 George Longmire, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 John Holme, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Edward Harrison, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Lawrence Croft, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Thomas Moore, Alderman of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Thomas Shepherd, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 William Barrow, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Thomas Winter, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 William Lancaster, Curate of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Thomas Bowes, Alderman of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Alan Chambre, Alderman of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Joseph Symson, Alderman of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 John Stewarts, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 John Robinson, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Henry Cort, Alderman of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Benjamin Peile, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Thomas Rowlandson, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 William Crosby, Vicar of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 Myles Eskrigg, of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
f. 185 William Cock, Alderman of Kendal: Certificate for E. Coupland: 1708.: Signed.
ff.188-189b Edward Cox, horse-thief: Petition to Qu. Anne: 1709.: Signed.
ff. 190-190b Tomas Earles, burglar: Petition to Qu. Anne: bef. 1714.
ff. 191-192b Mary Elliet, pickpocket: Petition to Qu. Anne: 1709.
ff.193-194b Edward Ely, naval surgeon; homicide: Petition to Lord Sunderland: 1719-1720.

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Add MS 61101-61710, Add Ch 76069-76142, Seal CCV.8 : BLENHEIM PAPERS
Add MS 61491-61665 : D. CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERS OF THE 3RD EARL OF SUNDERLAND61491-61665. BLENHEIM PAPERS. Vols. CCCXCI-DLXV. Correspondence…
Add MS 61613-61624 : D. Section IX. PETITIONS 61613-61624. BLENHEIM PAPERS. Vols. DXIII-DXXIV. Petitions to Queen Anne, George I, Sunderland, the…
Add MS 61617-61618 : Vols. DXVII, DXVIII (ff. 193, 216). For pardons, remissions of sentence, bail, etc.; Partly French. Partly printed.

Add MS 61617 : Vol. DXVII, A-E; 1706-1720, n.d. Prisons: Petitions to Qu. Anne, George I, etc., of and rel. to detained criminals: 1706-1719.…

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1706

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