Intricate tale of Perreaus and Rudd in a London case
A lengthy extract recounts Mrs Rudd's accusations against Daniel and Robert Perreau and their ally D Perreau. It details forged bonds, concealed identities, and a web of schemes in 1770s London, including alleged coercion to sign documents and a planned escape to France. The account also covers custody, investigations, and a controversial public discourse surrounding the affair.
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Irish Brigade
Perreaus
Robert Perreau
D. Perreau
Parisa
Mr. Adair
Stewart
James Adair
Soho Square
Negpa Lobe
India
James
William Adair
Perreau
Meiire
Adairs
Moody
Perrean
Adair
Elws
Thomas Frankland
Guildhall
Mill Hill
Harley-street
Daniel Perreau
Drummonds
Mr. D
Daniel
Mankind
Thomas Pranzland
Southampton Street
J.D
Jenge S
James D
Robert
Danel Perreau
Ther
Dad
Mr. E
Mr. Bond
John Fielding
Bow-street
Fragments Describe Levy of Distre and Costs
The excerpt outlines a legal action where goods may be seized by distress to satisfy debt or failure, with the levy to cover costs and charges and any surplus returned to the owner. It mentions distraint and the process against the party’s property.
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England
Jane
Builder'’S Magazine
F. Newbery
St. Paul’ Churchyard
Caermnarvon Castle
Universal Magazine of Knowledge
J. Hinton
King's Arms
Paternofter-row
Warwick-lane
W. Newton
Manchester
Great Britain
Ireland
Universal Magazine
Don Carlos
Hudson
Prudes
C. Y.Z
Christina
Sweden
Monsieur Chanut
Count of
Belfior
Leonora of
Cespedes
Mary Queen of Scots
Robinson
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M.D
J. Johnson
St. Paul
Churchard
T. Cadell
Bristol
Thomas Withers
St. Paul's Church Yard
William Graham
Ware
Hertfordshire
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's
Churc-yard
Long-Acre
Howe
Cornhill