Item 01 - Bill of John Lilly

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GB 2156 TSC/D/09/09/01

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Bill of John Lilly

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  • 06 July 1688 (Creation)

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Itemised, lengthy bill of charges related to legal action in relation to the Company and the English Stock. Items include drawing up paperwork in a variety of cases, including the Company against the Hawkers; Mill against Lee; Leigh against Ponder; the Company against Ffoyle; an indictment against Streater; the same charges against Leach and Crayle; and the King against Oxford University. Personal names: Adiell Mill; Nathaniel Ponder; Benjamin Crayle; Joseph Leigh(?); Samuel Lee(?); Foyle; Leach; James Stuart; Sergeant Pemberton; John Lilly; Mr Harcourt; Colston; Thomas Guy(?); Peter Parker(?). Christopher Wilkinson; John Lilly; Mr Tanner; Mr Trinder. Place names: Old Bailey; Oxford University. Under Warden Wilkinson had previously paid Lilly 10 pounds in this bill; Tooke paid the balance of four pounds 17 shillings. Signed in receipt by John Lilly. Verso: "Mr Lillys Bill- & Receipt for - 4:17:0."

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  • English

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  • Latin

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