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| [[BELL, Charles ( - 1738) | | [[BELL, Charles ( - 1738) ‹ LBT 21669 ›]] || || Old Bailey || Possibly - the printer, in White Cross Street, found Not Guilty of receiving stolen goods, along with William and Benjamin Littleboy, through the agency of Robert Gelliman a servant to Mr.Bowyer and a Printer, Peacock, who was Journeyman to him. | ||
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| [[LITTLEBOY, Benjamin | | [[LITTLEBOY, Benjamin ‹ LBT 21565 ›]] || || Old Bailey || Possibly - the bookbinder, found Not Guilty of receiving stolen goods, along with William Littleboy and Charles Bell, bookseller, through the agency of Robert Gelliman a servant to Mr.Bowyer and a Printer, Peacock, who was Journeyman to him. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:12, 22 April 2026
← 7-May | Back to 1722 | Jun →
10 May 1722
Calendar diary
| Day | Regnal year | Event |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday | 8 George l |
People events
| Person | Qualifier | Event | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| BELL, Charles ( - 1738) ‹ LBT 21669 › | Old Bailey | Possibly - the printer, in White Cross Street, found Not Guilty of receiving stolen goods, along with William and Benjamin Littleboy, through the agency of Robert Gelliman a servant to Mr.Bowyer and a Printer, Peacock, who was Journeyman to him. | |
| LITTLEBOY, Benjamin ‹ LBT 21565 › | Old Bailey | Possibly - the bookbinder, found Not Guilty of receiving stolen goods, along with William Littleboy and Charles Bell, bookseller, through the agency of Robert Gelliman a servant to Mr.Bowyer and a Printer, Peacock, who was Journeyman to him. |