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The Mysteries of London, v. 3/4

Note 42 — Chapter XCVIII · AN ACQUITTAL AND A SENTENCE.

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At the period of which we are writing, this high civic functionary tried cases involving capital penalties as well as those of a less serious nature. Since the establishment of the Central Criminal Court, the great judges of the kingdom preside at the Old Bailey to try prisoners charged with grave offences.

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