An edition of The trial at large of Lord Paget, son of the Earl of Uxbridge, for criminal conversation with Lady Charlotte Wellesley, daughter of Earl Cadogan (1809)

The trial at large of Lord Paget, son of the Earl of Uxbridge, for criminal conversation with Lady Charlotte Wellesley, daughter of Earl Cadogan

before Joseph Birchell, Esquire, in the Court of the Sheriffs of Middlesex, London, on May the 12th, 1809 : damages twenty thousand pounds : and the correspondence between Colonel Cadogan and Lord Paget, after the elopement of Lady Charlotte with His Lordship

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An edition of The trial at large of Lord Paget, son of the Earl of Uxbridge, for criminal conversation with Lady Charlotte Wellesley, daughter of Earl Cadogan (1809)

The trial at large of Lord Paget, son of the Earl of Uxbridge, for criminal conversation with Lady Charlotte Wellesley, daughter of Earl Cadogan

before Joseph Birchell, Esquire, in the Court of the Sheriffs of Middlesex, London, on May the 12th, 1809 : damages twenty thousand pounds : and the correspondence between Colonel Cadogan and Lord Paget, after the elopement of Lady Charlotte with His Lordship

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J. Day
Language
English
Pages
22

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Subjects

Trials (Adultery), Trials, litigation

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Henry Wellesley Baron Cowley (1773-1847), Henry William Paget Anglesey Marquis of (1768-1854)

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England, London
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The trial at large of Lord Paget, son of the Earl of Uxbridge, for criminal conversation with Lady Charlotte Wellesley, daughter of Earl Cadogan: before Joseph Birchell, Esquire, in the Court of the Sheriffs of Middlesex, London, on May the 12th, 1809 : damages twenty thousand pounds : and the correspondence between Colonel Cadogan and Lord Paget, after the elopement of Lady Charlotte with His Lordship
1809, J. Day
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London
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British trials, 1660-1900 -- no.1740

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22 p.
Number of pages
22

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OL53423232M
OCLC/WorldCat
781290982

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OL39241678W

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