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He was acquitted in the first case
Throgmorton Street is said to have received its name from Sir Nicholas Throckmorton or Throgmorton (c1515-1571)
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Queenhithe flour wharf
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel HCO Plumer, Commanding at Tuli, Rhodesia Finish:Float frame He was acquitted in theBrevet Lieutenant Colonel HCO Plumer, Commanding at Tuli, Rhodesia, 1902. Plumer (1857 1932) went on to become a Field Marshal and commanded the British Second Army in Flanders in World War I. He was made a Baron in 1919, and served as Governor of Malta and then High Commissioner of the British Mandate of Palestine Portrait from Celebrities of the Army, published by George Newnes, (London, 1902).
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