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Catalogue description Short title: Attorney General v Yorke. Plaintiffs: Sir Henry Hobart, Attorney General,...
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| Reference: | STAC 8/19/10 |
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| Description: |
Short title: Attorney General v Yorke. Plaintiffs: Sir Henry Hobart, Attorney General, afterwards Sir Francis Bacon, Attorney General. Defendants: Sir John Yorke kt, Dame Julian Yorke his wife, William Yorke, Thomas Yorke, John Yorke, Richard Yorke, John Yorke, Thomas Angleby, William Darnbrooke, Anthony Croftes, William Horner, Christopher Ellesher [Ellerker ?], Christopher Johnson, Humphrey Baynes, John Rayner, Thomas Fenton, Richard Beckwith, Anthony Serrvant, Thomas Eyre, Francis Grange, Christopher Sampson, Robert Sampson, Katherine Franck and Margaret Almond. Subject: Producing a play in his house at Golthwaite [Gowthwaite Hall in Nidderdale, parish of Kirkby Malzeard] in derision of Protestantism. Yorkshire. Note: interrogatories and depositions. Barnes category: subversion; offence against religion; defamation. New category: religious differences; theatre. |
| Date: | 1612 December |
| Held by: | The National Archives, Kew |
| Legal status: | Public Record(s) |
| Closure status: | Open Document, Open Description |
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