Ta Be Wee W Louis Per Exchange of F SRP
The following summary recounts a fragmented notice from an old issue describing an auction at the Tower slated for early December. It lists varied items such as furniture, clothing, instruments, rope, and pots to be sold, with viewing and catalog access details, and references to orders from the Board and a secretary. It also contains unrelated genealogical and commercial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF Ordnance, Principe
Thoradey
Wedness
Forendon
Elaven Res
Louis
Tunis
Court of Exchequer Chancery rulings on Loftus Will and police costs
A packed session delivers judgment in Loftus case affirming Mrs Loftus entitlement to 2000L and 200L costs, while Lord Canterbury’s petition amendments are permitted. Other motions cover police commissioners costs, notary admission rules for Page Jr, adjournments, and various rule applications to Mandamus and bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lloyd Bowser
M.& Muel Bowser
Tate
Pambray
Carmarthenshire
Adetral
Robert Lloyd
Tregayam Hall
Court OF Chancery
Ricketts
Costa
William and Mary
William
Mary
George IV
Lord Danacay
Don
Selthin
Willam
Youngree
Scrivenors Company
London
Scarborough
Page
Scrivenors’ Company
York
Spring Assises
Justice Maule
Dexman
Lord Dessay
Gerxgrat
B. Kacy
Kurcy
Geverah
Spd
Dasaanenkithat Ikenob
Wilson and Others versus Tindall patent dispute at Belmont
At Westminston on November 25 the case of Wilson and others against William Tindall was heard seeking an injunction to stop use and sale of a new preparation produced from cocoa nut oil used for light and candles. Plaintiffs claim priority from James Soimes the younger and accuse infringement of the stearine elaine process. The motion was argued by Mr Pemberton and Mr L. Wionax, with a ruling deferred to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolls’ Court
Westminston
Wilson
Tindall
Prmszaton
Belmont
Vauxhall
William Tindall
James Soimés the Younger
Meee
L. Wionax
Pemberton
Chancellors Court Considers Estate of Harvey Aston
In the Vic-Chancellor of England's court, Messrs. Storr and Mortimer seek conduct of the Aston estate administration. Creditors claim over 1900L. Aston paid part in life. Opposing counsel argues creditors, mostly officers and jewelers, require time, while motion is urged to fail with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engl
Aston
Stuart
Bird
Storr and Mortimer
Harvey Aston
Kay
Cheshire
Oars
Mortimer
Storr
Bicsisns
Sealer
Jewrnee
Court cases on farm exemptions and police assault trial
The Nov 25 Queen's Bench court session discussed farm exemptions and securities in a case involving Dafig Duncard, with references to Glassington v Thwaites and related authorities. Separate charge of assault on police officers led to debate on public order measures and commissions, citing precautionary steps and potential prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weasas
Duncard
Dafig
Honore
Ocea Si
Beott’s
Sais Weporta
Glassington Vo. Thwaites
Hassell
Saher
Doles
Pablo
Court OF Queen's “Bench
Lond Waldegrave
Duff
Apeaian
Metropollitan
Aires
Sint
Alma
Court Case Details on Insolvent Assignment and Debts
In a Court of Common Pleas session on Nov 25 creditors debated a deed of assignment by insolvent Franks. The jury favored the plaintiff in part, but the court held the assignment void under statute, discharging the rule for a new trial. Lane and Anothse v Burghart followed with a debt installment dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Thompson D. Jackson
Franks
Finsbury-square
Finsbury Square
Dasages JL
Mooney
Covar
Thomson
Lane
Anothse
Burghart
Cocar
Anthony Bacon
Bacon
General Bacon
Fiat
Thernis
Poueras
Qhale
Commissioners of Lighting
8 Pancras
Aean Bareet A. NePy
Annie C. Martin
Justin
Kent
Hasan Ia
Hawkhurst
Judicial reasoning on warrant authority and case outcome
The text outlines analysis of a case where the court considers whether a warrant properly covered the subject matter. It argues that limited authority granted must extend to the specified objects, otherwise the warrant is invalid. The judgment favored the plaintiff, stating the justice must show authority over the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Pattison
Sirmingham and Gloucester Railway Company
Sergeant Tatrouvan
Guest
Mithepateus
Court of Exchequer Rules Commission Secret and Speedy
In a November decision the Court of Exchequer ruled that a commission used to recover a crown debt must be secret and executed promptly. The judge upheld the custom, discharged the rule, and affirmed the proceeding’s legality despite questions about depositions.
Lord Mayor at the Levee On Dublin Petition Debates
A noisy Corn Exchange meeting discussed a letter from the Dublin marshal about the Lord-Lieutenant’s satisfaction and the Butler exile. Lord Mayor thanked the association, urging petitions to address the Crown and remove Lords Elgot and Grey from government while plebiscites debated repeal and conciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loap Maron
Cossanri
Tan Laygn
O Coane
Dublin
Butler
Vepetintenee 2 Rerean Association
Pmnetsia
Lotaes O'Connell
Castle
Dubin
Tormons
Waterford Chronicle
Moapas
Ccs
Powell
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Byam
Arnott
Cottam and
Hallen
Winaleyyreet
Oxford Street
Rowland
Hotton-garden
Alex. Rowland
Barclay
Barclay and Sons
Farrington-street
Acti
T. Prout
Strand
Thy
Frampton
James
Reese
PR. James, Esq
Saunders
Ove
Leland
J. Cumming
Scotland
Bell
Bradiate
Edinburgh
The
Borders
Berwick
John Sutherland
R.groombridge
Bastys
Enfire Fepminx
Uber Manh Meccalin
A Beniat
So Hee Sherwood
Ntreetz Smith
Eily Hannay
Tuolas
Harnéag
Pei
Bayeor
Honfleur
Poe
Courts OF Law
Quebr UV
Viscount Canterbury
Lord Cottenham
Bie T. Witpy
Lord Canterbury
Randall VII
Lord Rivers
Tloney
Telfet
W. Bombold
Hyderabad
Sir William
India
Willram
Troney
W. Rambold
Lord Chancerton
Abrrowsmith
Worcester Chronicle
Fant
Sergeant Tatrovap
Canee
Hess Sroen
Meir Miekelle
Souciton-Graxsar
Queren Y. Thavis
Hayes
Lancaster
Enteistle
Honaixs
Justice Parreson
Balb
Qoodmat
Moherell
Hoggins
Kxowixs
Justi¢e Tindal
Anne
Theo Meek
Sheriffs’ Court
Llandwe
Roberts B. Atwood
Hatebed
Gabe
Haywood
Pentécost
Pentecost
Pentecust
Platatiff
Ireland
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