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Depositions of Thomas Placeam, labourer of Harpenden, in the case of William Dyer, tramp of London, accused of stealing a handerkerchief and 3 half crown

24 September 1849

From: 1849 To: 1849

Thomas Placeam: left the Plough public house in Luton and laid down in a clover field near Blackwater Lane, to sleep. He woke to see the accused with the handkerchief which had been round his own neck. He also missed 3 half crowns.

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Dyer, William,
Placeam, Thomas

LUTON, Luton Blackwater Lane, Luton Plough, clover, stealing, handkerchief, coins