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A selection of our antiquarian books for sale
A selection of our ephemera for sale
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A selection of our ephemera for sale County of Lancaster to wit. To the Constables of the Township of [Oldham]. [ARREST WARRANT].
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To the Constables of the Township of Oldham
To the Constables of the Township of Oldham

County of Lancaster to wit. To the Constables of the Township of [Oldham]. [ARREST WARRANT].

£350.00

County of Lancaster to wit. To the Constables of the Township of [Oldham] in the County of Lancaster, and to all other Constables and Peace Officers within the said County.

Single sheet [318 x 202 mm] printed on the recto and completed in manuscript, with three red wax seals.
[1762]

Once folded and with Japanese tissue repairs to short tears. Not in ESTC.

"Whereas Information upon Oath hath this day been made unto us John Bradshaw, George Lloyd and Peter Mainwaring Esquires three of his Justices of the Peace for the said County whereby it doth appear, that Ann Graves of Hollinwood in the Township of Oldham aforesaid spinster did on the twelfth day of July last past at Hollinwood aforesaid feloniously steal a quantity of wheat-flour or meal the property of Henry Booth of Hollinwood aforesaid carrier. These are therefore, in his Majesty's Name, strictly to charge and command you immediately on sight hereof to apprehend the said Ann Greaves and to bring her before us...." The document is signed by Bradshaw, Lloyd and Mainwaring, alongside red wax seals covered in paper.

Stock no. ebc4415

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County of Lancaster to wit. To the Constables of the Township of [Oldham] in the County of Lancaster, and to all other Constables and Peace Officers within the said County.

Single sheet [318 x 202 mm] printed on the recto and completed in manuscript, with three red wax seals.
[1762]

Once folded and with Japanese tissue repairs to short tears. Not in ESTC.

"Whereas Information upon Oath hath this day been made unto us John Bradshaw, George Lloyd and Peter Mainwaring Esquires three of his Justices of the Peace for the said County whereby it doth appear, that Ann Graves of Hollinwood in the Township of Oldham aforesaid spinster did on the twelfth day of July last past at Hollinwood aforesaid feloniously steal a quantity of wheat-flour or meal the property of Henry Booth of Hollinwood aforesaid carrier. These are therefore, in his Majesty's Name, strictly to charge and command you immediately on sight hereof to apprehend the said Ann Greaves and to bring her before us...." The document is signed by Bradshaw, Lloyd and Mainwaring, alongside red wax seals covered in paper.

Stock no. ebc4415

County of Lancaster to wit. To the Constables of the Township of [Oldham] in the County of Lancaster, and to all other Constables and Peace Officers within the said County.

Single sheet [318 x 202 mm] printed on the recto and completed in manuscript, with three red wax seals.
[1762]

Once folded and with Japanese tissue repairs to short tears. Not in ESTC.

"Whereas Information upon Oath hath this day been made unto us John Bradshaw, George Lloyd and Peter Mainwaring Esquires three of his Justices of the Peace for the said County whereby it doth appear, that Ann Graves of Hollinwood in the Township of Oldham aforesaid spinster did on the twelfth day of July last past at Hollinwood aforesaid feloniously steal a quantity of wheat-flour or meal the property of Henry Booth of Hollinwood aforesaid carrier. These are therefore, in his Majesty's Name, strictly to charge and command you immediately on sight hereof to apprehend the said Ann Greaves and to bring her before us...." The document is signed by Bradshaw, Lloyd and Mainwaring, alongside red wax seals covered in paper.

Stock no. ebc4415

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