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Wordsworth v Wood and Other Court Proceedings in 1830s England
The report outlines multiple court actions across the Courts of Chancery, Common Pleas, Exchequer, Admiralty, and Bankruptcy, including the Wordsworth v Wood will dispute, Calborne v Dartham, Hoare v Watts, Halton v Goding, and Jonson v Burns, with jury verdicts and financial damages, and details on admiralty collision, criminal arraignments, and a dramatic juvenile burglary case.
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Court OF Chancery
Weenxesvar
Ais
Master of the Rolls
Rolls Court
Guanceng-tane
Wep. Dee
Calborne
Dartham
Hoare
Watts
Tawton
Devonshire
Lord Langdale
Court OF Common Pleas
Wennesnay
Halton
Serjeant Andrews
Petersdorf
Serjeant Talfourd
Lemlinson
Wych-street
Strand
Commercial Road
Lambeth
Caroline Carver
Court OF Exchequer
Maypay
Dinds
Jonson
Cresswell
Chilton
E. V. Williams
Kennedy
Middlesex
Stanham
Dove
Hinds
Bar- Ladoes
Lord Abinger
Admiralty Court
Trespar
Johan Friedrich
Bremen
Baltia
Delos
Newcastle
Lisbon
Folkstone
Queen's Advocate
Haggard
Addams
Robertson
Trinity Masters
Basinghall St
Alves
Lime-streetsquare
Lloyd's
John Dixon
Fenchurch-street, Clothier
Duncan Anderson
Mincing-lane
Essignees
Messrs. Devaux and Co
Gool
Moxhay
Charles Boyd
Kensington Gravelpits
Accomodation
John Geddes
Fenchurch-street
John Ray
Mark-Jane
Central Criminal Court
Recorder
John Biron
John Remick
Sydney
Naval Stores
New South Wales
Shepherd
Adolphus
Phillips
Clarkson
Bodkin
Ballantine
Jack
Cooper
East Smithfield
Walsh
Casey
John Henry Robson
William Lewis
Cecilis Lewis
Jemima Dorset
Ann Hazlewood
Dorset
Melton Street
Euston-square
Pocock
Collier
Cromer-street
Jay’s-inn-road
Lewis
Cecilia Lewis
Lewises
Celicia Lewis
Jemima Vere
Iiel