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Noted York Proctor John Shaw Dies at Bainton on the Wolds
In a Country News dispatch from York dated January 23, obituary notes the death of John Shaw, a prominent Proctor in the Ecclesiastical Court of York. The report also details an assault in the Scarborough Hunmanby highway near Ofgodby Moor, where Joseph Gray was accosted by a riding man with a pistol demanding money and a watch.
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