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Adultery and Murder A Student of the Inner-Temple. [Noble, Richard (1684-1713)]. The Case of Mr. Richard Noble Impartially Consider'd: Abstractly from the Man, Or Crime, But Meerly as to the Law, In Relation to the Motion by Him Made, On Monday the Sixteenth Day of March, 1712, At Kingston Assizes, In Arrest of Judgment: And the Reason Given for Over-ruling the Same Confuted. By a Student of the Inner-Temple. London: Printed, and are to be Sold by J. Morphew, and Jer. Milner, 1713. [ii], 9, [1] pp. Folio (12-1/4" x 7-3/4"; 30.7 x 20 cm). Disbound pamphlet, edges untrimmed. Moderate toning, some inkstains to title page and doodles to final (blank) page, light foxing and soiling to margins, loss of text at gutter of p. 9 due to binding error. $450. * Only edition. John and Mary Sayer did not have a happy marriage, with Mrs. Sayer refusing marital relations and Mr. Sayer turning elsewhere for satisfaction. Mrs. Sayer turned to Noble for help in obtaining a legal separation and the two ran away together in 1712. Mr. Sayer retaliated by bringing an action for criminal conversation against Noble and obtaining a warrant for his wife's arrest. When he found the two living together with his wife's mother, Noble murdered him on the spot, in front of the two constables Sayer had brought with him. Noble was arrested along with Mrs. Sayer and her mother, who were charged as accomplices and later acquitted. Despite the lavish amount of money spent by the two women in his defense, he was condemned to death and executed. OCLC and the English Short-Title Catalogue locate 3 copies of this title in North America, 1 in a law library (Harvard). English Short-Title Catalogue T26810.