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Short Title: Attorney General v Baynham. [Cause code: SCEL-15305]. Documents: answer/s,...
Catalogue reference: STAC 5/A1/29
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This record is about the Short Title: Attorney General v Baynham. [Cause code: SCEL-15305]. Documents: answer/s,... dating from 1599 Nov 17-1600 Nov 16 in the series Court of Star Chamber: Proceedings, Elizabeth I. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1599 Nov 17-1600 Nov 16
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Short Title: Attorney General v Baynham.
[Cause code: SCEL-15305].
Documents: answer/s, interrogatories, depositions.
Plaintiffs: Attorney General (Edward Coke) on the information of the Lord Mayor of London.
Defendants: Sir Edmund Baynham, William Grantham, Thomas Dutton, William Williamson vintner of Bread Street and others.
County: London.
Subject: riot at the Mermaid Tavern, Bread Street, London, attacking and beating the watch in Friday Street and in St Paul's churchyard, seditious talk against the mayor and corporation of London (Baynham shouting that 'he cared not a fart for the lord mayor or any magistrate in London').
Regnal year: 42 Eliz I.
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- Litigation
- Public disorder
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