Inquest Sins: Theophilus Bidolph Guilty of Murder
The coroner's inquest found Theophilus Bidolph and the two Seconds guilty of wilful murder in the Pine body case. Bidolph, son of Sir Michael Bidolph of Elmhurst, was committed to Newgate. Stock and bond quotes follow with notices of two charity sermons at St. Ann's and Essex knights’ representation.
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