Catalogue description Short title: Hyde v Booth. Plaintiffs: Benjamin Hyde of London, painter-stainer, and...

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Details of STAC 8/165/22
Reference: STAC 8/165/22
Description:

Short title: Hyde v Booth.

Plaintiffs: Benjamin Hyde of London, painter-stainer, and John Sparrowe esq.

Defendants: Samuel Booth, Margery Booth his wife, Samuel Carter, Joan Carter his wife, William Townsend, and others.

Subject: Forcible entry in the Sanctuary at Westminster, assault on Thomas Playell, bailiff, and rescue of Thomas Hyde of Earley, Berkshire, from arrest for debt.

Middlesex.

Barnes category: assault; destruction of property; unlawful assembly; rescue; contempt.

Another action was also brought before the Court of King's Bench, criminal or civil side
Date: 1623 February
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

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