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Historic Surrey court cases and crimes at Kingston
From Kingston Affizes in Surrey a pawnbroker is convicted for receiving regimental furniture from a Guards soldier and a man named William Haskins is found guilty of willful perjury. The report covers verdicts, public notices, a fatal accident at the Black Horse, royal church appointments, exports, and Allied diplomatic dispatches from The Hague, Naples, Paris, Vienna, and Constantinople with notes on Ottoman affairs.
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Yierday
St. Giles’s
Col. de Veil
Lord George Beut¢lerc
Foot-Guards
Kingston
John Lade
John
Nicolas
Richard Coope
Thomas Engier
Elys
Court of King’s Bench
William Haskins
Surrey
Black Horse
King-street
Bloomsbury
Edward Stokes
Wymonds
Leicester
Lincoln
Spain
Oporto
Carolina