Trial of Jonathan Brooks and James Grierson, otherways call'd John Guerson, clerk
Subtitle: tried at Guild-Hall, January the 31st, 1748-9 : before the Rt. Honble. Sir William Calvert, knt., lord-mayor of the city of London, &c., and Richard Adams, Esq., recorder, for wickedly devising and intending to aggrieve one Mrs. Mary Redding, spinster, worth in lands and moveables about fifteen hundred pounds, in combining together to procure her to be married to Jonathan Brooks, to the intent of taking possession of her lands, &c. : also for assaulting and falsly imprisoning the said Mary Redding, October the 7th, 1748, in an uninhabited House in Fenchurch-street, for the space of twelve hours
Series: Making of modern law
Publisher: Printed, and sold by M. Cooper
Published: 1749
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Trials (Assault and battery); Trials (False imprisonment)
Other titles: Trial of Jonathan Brooks and James Grierson, otherways called John Guerson, clerk
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