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Today in London’s legal history: Robert Nixon, bomber of parliament, jailed for 5 years, 1737.
It wasn’t much of a bomb… In July 1736 an explosive device went off in the Court of Chancery in… READ MORE
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Today in London’s theatrical history: Demolition Decorators go on trial for obstruction, 1978.
‘Today is the trial of four defendants – Jisimi, Tony Allan, Jonathan Graham and Alan Boyd. They were arrested and… READ MORE
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