âRobinson was flanked in the dock by two security officers during the 10-minute hearing.â âIt is well lit by two large windows and has as its focal point a marble fireplace flanked by built-in shelving units.â âThese days, he sits in the dock flanked by carts full of binders, which he frequently consults.â
Finally the name, originally as Swayne, but now also recorded with both Swan and Swann, has been found in Ireland since around the 14th century.he first recorded spelling of the family name is believed to be that of Hugo Swan in the pipe rolls of the county of Suffolk in the year 1176. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation.
The name is territorial in origin, derived from an old barony of the name in Lanarkshire. Hugh de Padinan, who is believed to have lived in the twelfth century, was granted the lands of Kilpeter. By about the middle of the fourteenth century, these lands had become known as Huston.Sir Finlay de Hustone appears on the Ragman Roll swearing fealty to King Edward I of England in 1296.ugh de Padinan, who is believed to have lived in the twelfth century, was granted the lands of Kilpeter. By about the middle of the fourteenth century, these lands had become known as Huston. Sir Finlay de Hustone appears on the Ragman Roll swearing fealty to King Edward I of England in 1296.