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Mandamus to the Bank of England over profit division
The Court of King's Bench considers a rule to compel the Governor and Directors of the Bank of England to divide among all members of the corporation profits earned before March 19. The Bank may be unable to prepare an answer by the next term. The motion is enlarged to May 6 with affidavits to be filed a week prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chancery
St. Andrew Beau
Champ
St. John
Louisa
St. Aby
Robert Heron
Sand Thos Hankey
Charles Vaughan
St. Andrew, St John
Melchbourne
Bedford
William Alexander
Bouthampleny
Chancery-lane
London
Lacan
CATAL
C. J. Barringlo
Yale
Cy J.B
Pendd-Yany
C.J.B. Tales
Rangeleys
Stone
Staffordshire
Lombard-street
King's Bench
A. Mandamus
England
A. Procorr
Bank of England
Westminster-hall
Gundry
A. Piggott
Kessonovenr
A. Precott
Bank of
Enghand
Stockholm
Strangford
Conduit-street
Tanover-square
Spencer Mackay
Richings Lodge
Holme Sumner
Common Council
W. Curtis
Wood
Toume Scayer
Sir J. Shaw
Serjeent ‘Oxstow
West Indies
South America
George Clerk
Mr. Lusuixetoy
A. Handitrax
J. Panwent
Br. W. Duxnas
Ita
Bacones
Bardhet
Littleton
Midland
Exchequer
C. Mordaunt
Birmingham
Dugdale
Grenfell
J. Graham
Thompson
Bunker
Baer
Dindiniel
Speileren Ieee
Pets Thornton
Ll. Vasleck
Atien
Dugdale Aihet
J. Mackintosh Sai
Briend
Pierney
Bete Mae
Gascolgne
Lewes
Xeheguer Buis
A .Sayiee
Alendar
Fierney
Lear, Kear
Ganiteman
Pitt