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QUEEN-SQUARE. Extensive Swinptune. Yesterday Thomas Nott was re-ex amined on the charge of having obtained an elegant chandelier lamp, and two chimney ornaments under false pretences from Messrs. Rivers and Milner of the Haymarket, and the evidence being pronounced to be but too clear, he was fully committed to take his trial on the charge. 7 Thomas Nott, the same prisoner, was then put to the bar, charged with having stolen from Mrs. Bishop, a counterpane, spoons, feathers taken out of beds, . Committed ‘to be re-examined on this charge on Monday next, at twelve. , Many tradesmen, c. attended, and complained of the frauds which he had practised on them; and Mr. Dessaubray, of 97, Goswell-street, and others, sent letters to the Magistrates, say ing that they had suffered by the Prisoner, and that they would apaS and prefer charges against him. Nott persisted in saying this he was a Gentleman born,
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London Morning Post
London, Middlesex, GB
Sat, Dec 17, 1814
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