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1268 Thomas Basynge, Robert de Cornehyll replaced by Philip Taylour and Walter Porter
(13th century) (Sheriffs of London)
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1336 John Clarke and William Curteis
(14th century) (Sheriffs of London)
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1623 John Hodges, Humfrey Hanford
(17th century) (Sheriffs of London)
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1837 Sir George Carroll, Moses Montefiore
(19th century) (Sheriffs of London)
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1305 Symon Bolet, Godfrey de la Conduyt
(14th century) (Sheriffs of London)
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1291 Rauffe Blount, Hamonde Boxe
(13th century) (Sheriffs of London)
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The Sheriff system is a unique system in the common law system. Sheriffs mainly deal with minor criminal cases with minor circumstances and little harm. Historically, there have been 856 Sheriffs in London, England, with a detailed list recorded in this random tool. Most of them are not legal professionals, but people of local renown from all walks of life who make decisions based on the professional advice of legal counsel and their own standards of justice, their verdict has strong credibility, to a certain extent, can play a stable law and order, reduce the incidence of crime.
Sheriffs, who have been preserved in the generator, have held the post since its inception in London. Sheriffs have been around since the 12th century. You can find out when they were employed, their names, and whether they were members of the British aristocracy from this generator. To this day, Sheriffs are an important post on the streets of London.
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