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Fleet Prison: papers concerning boundary

Date of Creation:

1745 - ?1750

Reference Code:

CLA/032/04/004

From Collection:

PRISONS AND COMPTERS

File
Scope and Content:
  • Replication of the prisoners to the objections raised by the Mayor & Commonalty and several inhabitants against the petition of the prisoners for the inclusion of the New Market within the Rules or Verge of the Prison.
    Copy petition of householders against the prisoner's proposals
    Certificates of householders in favour of the proposals 1745-6
    Depositions and reports.
    A copy of various documents in this case before Common Pleas, inc. petitions, replications, arguments of parties concerned, court orders etc. (Not complete + not in order. 17 pages. Found in Sessions Papers for 1750.)
Classification: CITY OF LONDON
Former Reference: Misc.Ms. 84.21
Site Location: London Metropolitan Archives
Level of Description:
  • Document

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