Andrew Robinson Stoney Bowes
Born 1747-01-01
Died 1810-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF236044508
- WikidataQ2846720
- ISNI0000000385722485
- Open LibraryOL647100A
Top Subjects
- England (4)
- Bowes, Andrew Robinson Stoney, 1747-1810 -- Trials, litigation, etc (4)
- London (3)
- Trials (Conspiracy) -- England -- London (2)
- Trials (Kidnapping) -- England -- London (2)
- Great Britain (2)
- Early works to 1800 (1)
Books by Andrew Robinson Stoney Bowes
Total count: 13
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To the worthy independent burgesses of Newcastle upon Tyne. ...1777-01-01
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Bowes and freedom! Speech of Mr. Bowesin the House of Commons, on Lord Mahon's bill to prevent bribery and corruption at elections. ...1784-01-01
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Sir, permit me to request the favour of your support, ...1784-01-01
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A full, true, and particular account of the trial of Andrew Robinson Bowes, (husband to the countess of Strathmore,) Lucas, ... and others, ... for an assault on the said Lady Strathmore, ...Printed and sold in London1787-01-01
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The trial of Andrew Robinson Bowes, Esq., Edward Lucas, Francis Peacock, Mark Prevot, John Cummins, otherwise called Charles Chapman, William Pigg, John Bickley, Henry Bourn, and Thomas Bowes, attorney at law, on Wednesday the 30th day of May l787, in His Majesty's Court of King's-Bench, Westminster, before the Hon Mr. Justice Buller, and a special jury, for a conspiracy against the Right Hon. Mary Eleanor Bowes, commonly called Countess of Strathmoreto which are added, the speeches of Mr. Erskine, Mr. Chambre, and Mr. Fielding, in mitigation of punishment on behalf of the conspirators, and of Mr. Mingay, Mr. Law, and Mr. Garrow, in support of the prosecution, previous to the judgment of the court, on Tuesday the 26th day of June, which is also includedPrinted for G.G.J. and J. Robinson ...1787-01-01
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Trial at large of Andrew Robinson Bowes, Esq., Edward Lucas, Francis Peacock, Mark Prevot, Charles Chapman, William Pigg, John Bickley, Henry Burne, and Thomas Bowes, Wednesday the 30th day of May 1787, in His Majesty's Court of King's Bench, Westminster, before the Hon. Mr. Justice Buller, and a special jury, for a conspiracy against Elenor Bowes, commonly called Countess of StrathmorePrinted for R. Randall ... and sold by all booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland1787-01-01
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A full and accurate report of the trial between Stephens, trustee to E. Bowes, commonly called countess of Strathmore and Andrew Robinson Stoney Bowes, Esq., her second husband, in the Court of Common Pleas, before the Right Honourable Lord Loughborough on Monday, May 19thy, 1788on an issue directed out of the High Court of ChanceryPrinted for George Kearsley1788-01-01
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A full and accurate report of the trial between ---- Stephens, trustee to E. Bowes, commonly called Countess of Strathmore, and Andrew Robinson Stoney Bowes, Esq., her second husbandin the Court of Common Pleas, before the Right Honourable Lord Loughborough on Monday, May 19th, 1788, on an issue directed out of the High Court of Chancery : taken in short hand.The second edition.Printed for George Kearsley ...1788-01-01
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The trial of Andrew Robinson BowesEsq. for adultery and cruelty; first heard in the Arches Court of Doctors Commons; and, in consequence of an appeal, determined in a Court of Delegates ... when ... the Countess of Strathmore obtained a divorce.printed for R. Randall1789-01-01
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The trial of Andrew Robinson Bowes, Esq. for adultery and crueltyfirst heard in the Arches Court of Doctors Commons, and, in consequence of an appeal, determined in a Court of Delegates on the 2d of this instant, when the Right Honourable the Countess of Strathmore obtained a divorce.Printed for R. Randall ...1789-01-01
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Allegations against the Countess of Strathmore, given in to the Court of Arches, in Doctors Commons, by Andrew Robinson Bowes, Esq1789-01-01
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The remarkable and curious trial betwen the Countess of Strathmore and her husbandAndrew Robinson Stoney Bowers ... including Mr Bower's allegations against the countess for a criminal intercourse with George Gray ... in answer to her charges against him of cruelty and adultery.1796-01-01
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A report of the proceedings in the High Court of Chancery, in the matter of Andrew Robinson Bowes, Esqon his application to be heard out of course : with notes of some unreported casesPrinted for Parsons and Son1804-01-01