Clipping from Sherborne Mercury: 25 Mar 1793
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INJURY of TIMBER.
I JOSEPH SEARLE, of Beer, in the county
of Devon, having TOPPED and LOPPED several
MAIDEN TREES, within the manor of Beer, the pro-
perty of John Rolle, Esq. for which he had justly ordered
a prosecution against me, but on my promising to make this
public acknowledgement, to deter others from committing
the like offence, has withdrawn the same; being sensible of
the injury sustained, I am truly thankful for the lenity
I have experienced.
The Mark † of JOSEPH SEARLE.
Witness,
ROBERT HEAD.
CHRISTOPHER SEARLE.
Beer, March 20, 1793. 844
I JOSEPH SEARLE, of Beer, in the county
of Devon, having TOPPED and LOPPED several
MAIDEN TREES, within the manor of Beer, the pro-
perty of John Rolle, Esq. for which he had justly ordered
a prosecution against me, but on my promising to make this
public acknowledgement, to deter others from committing
the like offence, has withdrawn the same; being sensible of
the injury sustained, I am truly thankful for the lenity
I have experienced.
The Mark † of JOSEPH SEARLE.
Witness,
ROBERT HEAD.
CHRISTOPHER SEARLE.
Beer, March 20, 1793. 844
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| Date | 25 Mar 1793 |
| File name | joseph-searle-sherborne-mercury-1793-03-25.jpg (click to download) |
| File Size | 117.09k |
| Dimensions | 1021 x 618 |
| Linked to | Newspaper: Sherborne Mercury; Joseph Searle (Newspaper mention) |
