The 'Oriental' Public-House Case. Copy of Sworn Evidence Taken Before the Hull Magistrates (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781141745449)

This historical document, "The 'Oriental' Public-House Case. Copy of Sworn Evidence Taken Before the Hull Magistrates," offers a glimpse into the legal and social dynamics of 19th-century England. Detailing the sworn evidence presented before the Hull Magistrates concerning the Oriental Public House, this record provides invaluable insights into local governance, licensing laws, and community disputes of the era.

Researchers of legal history, social history, and urban studies will find this primary source material particularly compelling. The meticulous record of testimonies sheds light on the daily lives of individuals, the regulations governing public establishments, and the administration of justice in a specific locale. "The 'Oriental' Public-House Case" stands as a significant resource for understanding the complexities of Victorian society and the evolution of legal practices.

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