Theft and conviction tied to coats and accomplices
A court case reports a young man convicted of riding and abetting theft of coats. Three thief accomplices pleaded guilty or were found guilty, including Peter Kesla and Siogail, with sentences noted for their roles. The article cites broader trade issues and irregularities in textile material movements, mentioning Hoeks and wood and wool product shipments amid market conditions.
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