SMUGGLING - Charged illegally landed from foreign vessel quantity of cigars

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Date: 1853-11-04

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172 years 29 weeks ago

SMUGGLING. - On Thursday the 27th ult., Edward PHILLIPS, of Hayle, was charged by Mr. Thomas FERRING?? Collector of H.M. Customs, before the Rev. U. TONKIN, with having illegally landed from a foreign vessel a quantity of cigars, and was fined in the sum of 15s.

4 NOVEMBER 1853, Friday

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