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Foreign News June 14, 1771

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

On April 17, 1771, a committee unanimously resolved to apply for habeas corpus writs for the Lord Mayor and Alderman Oliver from the Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer to assist in their defense.

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Wednesday the 17th of April 1771.

Committee to assist the Lord Mayor and Alderman Wilkes and Oliver in their defence, &c,

Resolved unanimously, that Mr. Solicitor do apply tomorrow to the Court of Common Pleas at Westminster for a Habeas Corpus for the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, & to the Court of Exchequer for the like writ for Mr. Alderman Oliver, provided he should be advised that such court can and are bound to take cognizance of such matter; and if that court cannot or are not bound to take such cognizance, that then he make such applications to the court of Common Pleas on behalf of both the said magistrates.

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What sub-type of article is it?

Political

What keywords are associated?

Habeas Corpus Lord Mayor Defense Alderman Oliver Alderman Wilkes Common Pleas Exchequer Court

What entities or persons were involved?

Lord Mayor Alderman Wilkes Alderman Oliver Mr. Solicitor Hodges

Where did it happen?

Westminster

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Westminster

Event Date

Wednesday The 17th Of April 1771

Key Persons

Lord Mayor Alderman Wilkes Alderman Oliver Mr. Solicitor Hodges

Event Details

Committee resolved unanimously that Mr. Solicitor apply tomorrow to the Court of Common Pleas at Westminster for a Habeas Corpus for the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, and to the Court of Exchequer for the like writ for Mr. Alderman Oliver, provided he is advised that such court can and is bound to take cognizance; if not, then to the Court of Common Pleas for both magistrates.

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