Item
Cipher key enclosed in SP 35/71/61.
Catalogue reference: SP 35/71/62
Date: Undated [1719-1722]
Cipher key enclosed in SP 35/71/61.
Item
Folio 176. From Wm [William] Thomson, Recorder [of London]. To [Charles Delafaye]....
Catalogue reference: SP 35/74/48
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- 1719 July 14
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Folio 176. From Wm [William] Thomson, Recorder [of London]. To [Charles Delafaye].
A letter seeking an audience with the Lords Justices to present a report from the sessions at the Old Baily [Bailey]; and requesting that the recipient advise Mr Secretary [James] Craggs [junior].
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- English
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Secretaries of State: State Papers Domestic, George I
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