The sham-robbery, committed by Elijah Putnam Goodridge on his own person, in Newbury near Essex bridge, Dec. 19, 1816
Subtitle: with a history of his journey to the place where he robbed himself : and his trial with Mr. Ebenezer Pearson, whom he maliciously arrested for robbery : also the trial of Levi & Laban Kenniston
By: by Joseph Jackman.
Contributors: Massachusetts. Supreme Judicial Court.
Publisher: Printed for the author
Published: 1819
Place of publication: Concord, N.H
Language: eng
Number of pages: 151
Subjects: Goodridge, Elijah Putnam, 1787-1851 -- Trials, litigation, etc; Pearson, Ebenezer -- Trials, litigation, etc; Kenniston, Levi -- Trials, litigation, etc; Kenniston, Laban -- Trials, litigation, etc; Robbery -- Massachusetts -- Newbury; Trials (Robbery) -- Massachusetts -- Ipswich; Malicious prosecution -- Massachusetts -- Ipswich
Description: With accounts of Ebenezer Pearson's action against Goodridge for damages for malicious prosecution, of the trial of Levi and Laban Kenniston in the Supreme judicial court of Massachusetts, April, 1817, for robbery of Goodridge, and of the two trials of Joseph Jackman in the Supreme judicial court of Massachusetts, November, 1817, and April term, 1818, for robbery of Goodridge.
Notes: Shaw & Shoemaker 48361
With accounts of Ebenezer Pearson's action against Goodridge for damages for malicious prosecution, of the trial of Levi and Laban Kenniston in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, April, 1817, for robbery of Goodridge, and of the two trials of Joseph Jackman in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, November, 1817, and April term, 1818, for robbery of Goodridge.