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Broadside: Account of the evidence taken before the inquest, held at Mr. Freeman's, the Grey Horse, Gateshead, on the body of a male child, of Hannah Wardroper, of Gateshead, single-woman, on Monday, Aug. 4, and adjourned to this day, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1834

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Broadside: Account of the evidence taken before the inquest, held at Mr. Freeman's, the Grey Horse, Gateshead, on the body of a male child, of Hannah Wardroper, of Gateshead, single-woman, on Monday, Aug. 4, and adjourned to this day, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1834

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Title Broadside: Account of the evidence taken before the inquest, held at Mr. Freeman's, the Grey Horse, Gateshead, on the body of a male child, of Hannah Wardroper, of Gateshead, single-woman, on Monday, Aug. 4, and adjourned to this day, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1834
Publisher Newcastle-upon-Tyne: printed by W. Boag, Dean Street
Date 1834
Time Period 19th century
Description Broadside detailing an inquest into the death of an infant in 1834.
General Subject Area Crime
Extent 1 broadside (15 x 6.5 inches)
Institution Kent State University
Repository Special Collections and Archives
Finding aid title Finding Aid for the British Criminal Broadsides collection
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Format of Original document
Subject Crimes Against Children
Murder, General
Provenance British Criminal Broadsides collection
Genre/Format broadsides
Geographical Location United Kingdom. England

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