Bradford men face charges on tenter hooks value twenty each
The property of Mr Rogers, Mr Bowles and Mr Perry, all of Bradford in this county, is described as being held on tenter hooks with value twenty pounds each.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 10, 1764
Page
3
The property of Mr Rogers, Mr Bowles and Mr Perry, all of Bradford in this county, is described as being held on tenter hooks with value twenty pounds each.
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