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A man was sued in London according to the custom there for calling a woman whore, upon which a habeas corpus was brought in this Court
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[1675] EngR 6; 82 ER 432; [1675] March NC 107
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King's Bench
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United Kingdom
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circa 1675
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CommonLII
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Barnehcrst versus Cabbot
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[1660] EngR 60
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United Kingdom
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circa 1660
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CommonLII
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Lawson and Cookes Case
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[1675] EngR 989; 82 ER 431; [1675] March NC 103
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King's Bench
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United Kingdom
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circa 1675
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CommonLII
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Lewis and Lewis
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[1744] EngR 821; 94 ER 258; (1744) 1 Barn KB 384
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Kings Bench
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United Kingdom
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circa 1744
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CommonLII
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Pitt v Donovan
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[1813] EngR 445; 1 M & S 639; 105 ER 238
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King's Bench
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United Kingdom - Scotland
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circa 1813
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CommonLII
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4
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Tash and Dupree
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[1744] EngR 1105; 94 ER 259; (1744) 1 Barn KB 385
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Kings Bench
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United Kingdom
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circa 1744
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CommonLII
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1
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Webb versus Beale
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[1660] EngR 334
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United Kingdom
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circa 1660
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CommonLII
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Wren v Weild
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[1869] UKLawRpKQB 76; (1868-1869) LR 4 QB 730
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United Kingdom
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3 Jul 1869
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CommonLII
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