Duchess of Kingston Convicted in High Court Trial
The Lords questioned the Duchess of Kingston’s witnesses and the alleged marriage to Mr. Hervey. After long testimony and debate, the court found her guilty of the felony and granted her peerage privilege shielding her from corporal punishment.
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James la Roche
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Mansfield
Duchess Discharged on Payment of Fees
A Mansfield report notes that Her Grace made a cartsey to the Lords who returned it with obeisance. The Duchess was discharged on condition she pay her fees.
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William Bayes
Long-Acre
John Matchett
Willian Boyes
John Hatchett
Long Acre
William Boyes
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