The trial of John Churcher Hewlitt, acting deputy prothonotary of the Palace-Court, at the Old Bailey, on Wednesday, April 14, 1813, on charges preferred by William Cruchley, of John-Street, Bedford-Row, Attorney-at-Law, for alleged embezzlements of moneys arising from fees of office

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• Trial of John Churcher Hewlitt... on charges preferred by William Cruchley... for alleged embezzlements of moneys.

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• British trials, 1660-1900 -- no.1784

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• The trial of John Churcher Hewlitt, acting deputy prothonotary of the Palace-Court, at the Old Bailey, on Wednesday, April 14, 1813, on charges preferred by William Cruchley, of John-Street, Bedford-Row, Attorney-at-Law, for alleged embezzlements of moneys arising from fees of office: on seven indictments, upon all of which he was most honourably acquittedPrinted by Marchant and Galabin1813-01-01
• The trial of John Churcher Hewlitt, acting deputy prothonotary of the Palace-Court, at the Old Bailey, on Wednesday, April 14, 1813, on charges preferred by William Cruchley, of John-Street, Bedford-Row, Attorney-at-Law, for alleged embezzlements of moneys arising from fees of officePrinted by Marchant and Galabin1813-01-01