A fatal fray near Liverpool in 1673
By: Abram, W. A.
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BookPublisher: Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Notes Vol. 2, 1886 pp 17-19Description: pPeriodical Abstracts.Subject(s): 17c, civil disorder, crime, murder
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An account of the fight, on 5th May 1675, between on the one hand (Christopher) Bannester, his servant and Richard Assheton and on the other the three Slater brothers, two of whom were killed. They were the sons of Sir Henry Slater of ?Light Oakes? of Bedford, Leigh. Richard Assheton was later murdered in London.
| Item type | Current library | Class number | Copy number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item reservations | |
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| Archives | Heritage Hub Cultural Hub | R942.7P2 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | UNKNOWN | 274194-1001 |
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An account of the fight, on 5th May 1675, between on the one hand (Christopher) Bannester, his servant and Richard Assheton and on the other the three Slater brothers, two of whom were killed. They were the sons of Sir Henry Slater of ?Light Oakes? of Bedford, Leigh. Richard Assheton was later murdered in London.
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