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Thomas Provis

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1853–1854 across 3 dated works

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Report of the most extraordinary trial of Smyth versus Smyth and others: tried at the Gloucester Assizes, commencing August 8, 1853, before Mr. Justice Coleridge and a special jury : with portrait and autograph of the claimant, his examination and committal for forgery, historical and topographical notices of Ashton Court, &c., &c1853
With Great Britain. Assizes (Gloucester)
The Heath House and Ashton cause Report of the most extraordinary trial of Smyth versus Smyth and others ; tried at the Gloucester Assizes, commencing August 8, 1853, before Mrs. Justice Coleridge and special jury with portrait and autograph of the claimant, his examination and commital for forgery, historical & topographical notices of ashton court, &c., &c1854
The victim of fatality: or, The claimant of Ashton Court : a romantic tale of the nineteenth century, being the life and history of the plaintiff in the late trial of Smyth versus Smyth1854

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The victim of fatality: or, The claimant of Ashton Court : a romantic tale of the nineteenth century, being the life and history of the plaintiff in the late trial of Smyth versus Smyth1854
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The Heath House and Ashton cause Report of the most extraordinary trial of Smyth versus Smyth and others ; tried at the Gloucester Assizes, commencing August 8, 1853, before Mrs. Justice Coleridge and special jury with portrait and autograph of the claimant, his examination and commital for forgery, historical & topographical notices of ashton court, &c., &c1854
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Report of the most extraordinary trial of Smyth versus Smyth and others: tried at the Gloucester Assizes, commencing August 8, 1853, before Mr. Justice Coleridge and a special jury : with portrait and autograph of the claimant, his examination and committal for forgery, historical and topographical notices of Ashton Court, &c., &c1853
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