「Assizes」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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, Mrs Williams, gave evidence at the Hereford | assizes against two suspects, but did not say all she |
He is later tried at Cardiff | Assizes, and is acquitted. |
ith intent to commit rape, tried at the Essex | Assizes and convicted. |
up in Liverpool and Manchester, replacing the | Assizes and Quarter Sessions. |
uk, convicted of capital murder at Nottingham | Assizes, and hanged on 27 January 1961. |
and was appointed to the Royal Commission on | Assizes and Quarter Sessions. |
Returned to Durham he was condemned by the | Assizes and hanged, drawn and quartered at nearby Dry |
taken to York where he was tried at the next | assizes and attained of high treason for being a prie |
ire court meeting at Hereford where later the | assizes and quarter sessions were also held. |
st instance and of commerce and of a court of | assizes and has a chamber of commerce and a branch of |
y Judge Jeffreys at the opening of the Bloody | Assizes at Winchester. |
that it formed Jeffreys' escort in the Bloody | Assizes, but this is erroneous. |
an of Chester, and indicted at the Manchester | assizes, but found not guilty for lack of evidence. |
tem continued to exist, not anymore under the | Assizes, but under the Customs of Barcelona, and the |
At the | Assizes, Constance Kent pleaded guilty and her plea w |
n 26 September, he was indicted at the Surrey | assizes, Croydon, for attempted sodomy. |
In June-July 1920, | assizes failed all across the south and west of Irela |
ried cases at Ashwick Court during the Bloody | Assizes following the Monmouth Rebellion in 1685. |
omas Bell was condemned to death at Maidstone | Assizes for highway robbery, but was later reprieved. |
In April 1693 he was fined 40s. at the York | assizes for refusing to take the oaths of allegiance |
for good behaviour, or to commit them to the | assizes if sureties could not be given. |
guilty of conspiracy to defraud at Birmingham | Assizes in March 1911; this was overturned on appeal. |
t a serious blow by his conduct at the summer | assizes in Leicester in 1616. |
He was tried at York | assizes in July, but on account of the Act of Indemni |
for which he had three men arrayed before the | Assizes in Wiltshire. |
n, after being convicted at the Ulster Winter | Assizes in Belfast |
ous custom existed when if, by the end of the | Assizes in Lifford or Omagh courthouses, a jury could |
cted as the "Trillick murderer" at the Spring | Assizes, is hanged for the murder of Rose McCann whil |
Like the other two | assizes, it was abolished in 1833. |
The preparation of the national | assizes of 1967 started soon after the conclusion of |
Participants to the national | assizes of 1967 belonged to two categories: delegates |
rusalem, who had adopted them as the Maritime | Assizes of the Kingdom of Jerusalem. |
as tried and sentenced to death at the spring | assizes of 1682. |
given a later attribution of material in the | Assizes of Jerusalem, by Philip of Novara. |
He produced editions of the | Assizes of Jerusalem (1841-43), of Beaumanoir's book |
rrested, and committed to trial at Gloucester | Assizes on Monday, 13 August 1831. |
the Castle and tried once more at the Lammas | Assizes on the same charge. |
f Arthur Duke Coleridge (born 1830), clerk of | assizes on the Midland circuit and author of Eton in |
case held in the Nisi Prius Court, Liverpool | Assizes pertaining to a case of libel in Manchester, |
Thomas Potts, the clerk to the Lancaster | Assizes, records that after hearing the evidence many |
Lewes | assizes saw many important trials. |
most all other county purposes, including the | Assizes, Suffolk was divided into two sections with p |
commissions of assize (to take the possessory | assizes, that is to say, to hear actions relating to |
Jeffreys returned to London after the | Assizes to report to King James. |
ng year, and on 23 March 1849, at Brecon Lent | Assizes tried the case of Moondyne Joe and an accompl |
as too ill to travel to Presteigne, where the | Assizes were held, until 6 October. |
In the 13th century the | assizes were held at Wilton, Malmesbury and New Sarum |
The Bloody | Assizes were a series of trials started at Winchester |
Royal | assizes were held only twice a year in the area; to b |
harged with his death and tried at Chelmsford | Assizes where they were sentenced to six months impri |
He preached a sermon at the Lincoln | assizes, which, at the request of his hearers, was pu |
been convicted of capital murder at Cornwall | Assizes, who was hanged on December 17, 1963. |
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