HW86/4

Ann Eccleston to Richard How Her father is thinking getting Evered (the coachman who married Isabella by making false oath to get a licence) put in the pillory & bribe someone to pelt him to death. "I think there is but one crime of a higher nature than what our coachman has been guilty of. & that if the law would hang him he fairly deserves it, but since that went, this other way in my opinion is no better than willfull murder …”

15 July 1726

From: 1726 To: 1726

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Eccleston, Ann,
Everred, J.,
How, Richard

CORRESPONDENCE, coachman, pillory