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| Hammond (formerly Ewbanke), Anthony. Adm. pens. (age 17) at TRINITY, Feb. 20, 1776. S. of John [Ewbanke], of Richmond, Yorks. [B. there Sept. 30, 1758.] School, Scorton, Yorks. (Mr Holmes). Matric. Lent, 1776. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 9, 1777. Succeeded his great-uncle, Peter Hammond, of Bolton Hall and Spennithorne, Yorks., in 1773, on condition of his taking the name of Hammond. Also purchased the manor and mansion of Hutton Bonville, Birkby, Yorks., and resided there. D.L. for the North Riding. Practised below the Bar as a special pleader at the Inner Temple and on the Western Circuit. In 1824 was examined by a select Parliamentary Committee appointed to consider the expediency of consolidating and amending the criminal law of England, and submitted a draft measure for that purpose, which was later developed into a regular code, and formed the basis of the Larceny Laws Repeal and Consolidation, Criminal Procedure and Malicious Injuries to Property Act. Called to the Bar, 1828. Married Oct. 21, 1790, Jane, dau. of John Close, Esq., of Easby Hall, Yorks., clerk of the Assize for Northern Circuit and Bencher. Author, The Law of Nisi Prius; Reports in Equity, 2 vols.; On the Reduction to Writing of the Criminal Law of England, etc. Died Jan. 27, 1838, at Richmond, where he latterly resided (having resold Hutton Bonville to the Peirses of Bedale before his death). Father of the next. (Burke, L.G., 1850; Inns of Court; D.N.B.; G. Mag., 1838, I. 334.) | Anthony HAMMOND formerly Anthony EWBANKE Approx. lifespan: 1758–1838 age 17 pens. Trinity College adm1776:02:20 s. of John EWBANKE Richmond, Yorkshire , b. Richmond, Yorkshire , 1758:09:30] Sch: Scorton School ( Mr – EDWARDS ) [Scorton], Yorkshire , Matric. 1776:01LT: Adm. Lincoln's Inn: 1777:04:09 Succeeded his great-uncleon condition of his taking the name of Hammond Peter HAMMOND of Bolton Hall, [Yorkshire], of Spennithorne, Yorkshire , 1773 purchased the manor and mansion and resided Hutton Bonville, Birkby, Yorkshire , D.L.: for North Riding of Yorkshire , special Pleader below the Bar: at Inner Temple special Pleader below the Bar: at Western Circuit was examined by: select Parliamentary Committee appointed to consider the expediency of consolidating and amending the criminal law of England 1824 submitted a draft measure for that purpose, which was later developed into a regular code, and formed the basis of the: Larceny Laws Repeal and Consolidation, Criminal Procedure and Malicious Injuries to Property Act Called to the Bar: 1828 m. Jane CLOSE dau. of John CLOSE, Esq. of Easby Hall, Yorkshire , 1790:10:21 clerk of the Assize: Northern Circuit Bencher: Publ.: The Law of Nisi Prius ; Reports in Equity, 2 vols. Publ.: On the Reduction to Writing of the Criminal Law of England etc. d. Richmond, [Yorkshire ???], 1838:01:27 latterly resided at Richmond, [Yorkshire ???], resold to the Peirses of Bedale before his death Hutton Bonville, [Yorkshire], Peirse of Bedale, [North Riding of Yorkshire], father ofunique identifier HMNT814A Anthony HAMMOND (1814) (Burke, L.G. 1850; Inns of Court ; D.N.B. ; G. Mag . 1838, I. 334) |