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Brief prepared by Mr. Lipscombe of Alresford for Mr. Minchin in case Harris v. Tubb...
Catalogue reference: Q22/1/2/250
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- Brief prepared by Mr. Lipscombe of Alresford for Mr. Minchin in case Harris v. Tubb to oppose the discharge of the defendant out of custody in a case of debt and false pretences, Midsummer 1817. Plaintiff had sold the defendant goods to be delivered at Farnham Wharf, but was never paid. Similar experience had happened to Thomas Herrett of Farnham, Surrey, miller
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1817
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- Hampshire Archives and Local Studies
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- English
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Brief prepared by Mr. Lipscombe of Alresford for Mr. Minchin in case Harris v. Tubb to oppose the discharge of the defendant out of custody in a case of debt and false pretences, Midsummer 1817. Plaintiff had sold the defendant goods to be delivered at Farnham Wharf, but was never paid. Similar experience had happened to Thomas Herrett of Farnham, Surrey, miller