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Short title: Attorney General v Guye. Plaintiffs: Sir Henry Hobart, Attorney General,...
Catalogue reference: STAC 8/15/22
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This record is about the Short title: Attorney General v Guye. Plaintiffs: Sir Henry Hobart, Attorney General,... dating from 1606 November in the series Court of Star Chamber: Proceedings, James I. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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STAC 8/15/22
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1606 November
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Short title: Attorney General v Guye.
Plaintiffs: Sir Henry Hobart, Attorney General, at the relation of Randolph Barlowe.
Defendants: John Guye of Chichester clerk, and Anne Guye his wife, and Thomas Collyns, Richard Butcher, John Pickering, Richard Triggs and others, jurors.
Subject: Acquittal of the said Anne Guye of assault on Anne Barlow, daughter of Randolph Barlow, in the church of St Peter, North Street, Chichester.
Sussex.
Barnes category: maintenance.
Another action was also brought before a local court
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- Litigation
- Pardons
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STAC 8
Court of Star Chamber: Proceedings, James I
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