Two actions for criminal conversation, with the whole of the evidence; both tried before the Right Hon. Lord Kenyon, in the court of King's-Bench, Westminster-Hall on Wednesday, June 26, 1790
Subtitle: the first between Henry Cecil, esq. member of Parliament, and presumptive heir to the Earl of Exeter, plaintiff, and the Rev. William Sneyd, defendant, for cohabiting with Mrs. Cecil, in which the jury gave one thousand pounds damages. The second between Hooker Barttelot, esq. plaintiff, and Samuel Hawker, esq. defendant, for cohabiting with Mrs. Barttelot, in which the jury gave seven hundred pounds damages
By: Both these interesting trials were taken in short-hand, by a student of the Inner Temple
Series: Making of modern law; Eighteenth century collections online
Publisher: M. Smith
Published: 1790
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 67
Subjects: Trials (Adultery); Early works to 1800
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English Short Title Catalog, T52045.