Piracy case before Court of Chancery ends with possible dismissal
The court heard Sweet and other versus Archbold with Sir E Scope and Mr Pepys arguing. Lord Lyndhurst’s prior directions and the note of his argument were in question. The Lord Chancellor said he would consult Lyndhurst and decide if the injunction should be dissolved with costs or require further directions.
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High Court of Chancery
Hancock Aainst Gilburd
John Gilburd
Brighton
Sussex
Hairdreaser
Babedai
Giffin
Wilton
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
London
Raymarket
Charles Hertslet
Norfolk-street
Strand
Charles Joseph Lawrence Bennett
King George the Fourth
King George the
Southampton
Ieas Chancery-lane
Messrs
Hunt Muperign
Exeter Hall
Agate
Cork-street
Wpieston-Sreade
Creek
Cork-strest
Burlis
I-Arcade
Court OF Chanorry
Sweet and Other
Archbold
E. Scope
Pepys
Lord Lyndhurst
Court of Common Pleas
Costa
Courts OF Common Pleas
Nisi Prius
Justice Panx
Hamer
Rinsdale
Wiliam Ford
Ford
Wm. Ford
Sergeant Tappy
Sergeant ‘'Sopy
Tia
Yorkshire
June
ROLLS COURT RULINGS ON TORRINGTON WILLS AND RAILS
Amicable suit on the Lord Torrington will examines whether two annuities were intended for Lady Torrington under the 1814 settlement, with Lord Torrington and counsel asserting the will’s language supports dual annuities though amity suggests a mutual arrangement. The proceedings include related criminal and civil motions in the same term.
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Ufe
Lord Torrington
Oak's Court
Lady Torrington
Oak’s Court
Bickersteth
Pemberton
Lady
Vices Chancellor's Court Debates Wilson Charity Funds
Petition by two London freemen seeks account of unappropriated funds in Wilsons charity founded 1766 for loans to young freemen. Trustees limited advances after losses. Globe notes 1400 in Chamberlain and 4300 in trustees. Lord Chancellor delays ruling until affidavit confirms facts. Also Ex parte Earl of Durham fends off libel claim over a Philadelphia village remark.
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Somerron
Rales Nisi
King
Joun Minter Hart
Pratt
Hicka's Hall
Clerkenwell
B. Rotch
John Palmer
Rotch
Middlesex
Park
J. Scanzerr
M. Tarpley
Northampton
Tarpley
Wilson
City of London
E. Suepen
Court of Admiralty Case on Deserter Tulloch Wages
A London court considered the Rapid wage case involving seaman William Tulloch who deserted the Sir John Beresford near Montreal. The judge ruled the mariner entitled to full wages, noting act penalties and the need to protect sailors. ministers of the law urged clear guidance for shipowners. Additional items report Bombay freights, Bengal prices, Demerara shortages, and the Prussian ship Helene’s five-year voyages, plus a note on a derelict horse case at Dungeness.
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Rapid
Tulloch
Greenwich Hospital
J. Nicnorr
J. Nicuowe
India
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Bengal
Demerar
Helene
G. J. Kasten
Memel
Dungeness
Sly
New Romney
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University of Arts
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City Road
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Boca
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Philip
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D.D
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Edward Lambton
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