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TitleDepositions in the Cases of Eight Irishmen, The Foleys, Farrens and Stephen Macreedy Charged with assault on John Furniss at Woodhurst: Patrick Foley (vide supra) charged with assault: John Dowd, Irish-born but resident in Bury, Lancashire for 20 years engaged by Mr. Mitchell farmer, Old Hurst, to cut barley, described a quarrel with the prisoner over payment of beer. The prisoner bit his lip completely off. John Leigh surgeon, stated he had attended Dowd in St. Ives Union Workhouse.
Date1840
CreatorNameHuntingdonshire Quarter Sessions records
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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