Latin for Attorneys Deserves Continued Use in Law Practice
A Latin grounded plea argues that legal pleadings and records should remain in Latin to preserve fixed legal meanings, citing court hands and chancery rolls. It defends Attornies as necessary officers, warns against hasty legal changes, and urges caution, citing potential chaos, costs, and the risk of perpetual legal fluctuation.
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Courts of Justice
Law and Practice in Clear English Translation Proposal
A historical attorney argues that law and practice must be distinguished and urges translating ancient records into modern English at public expense. He contends widespread understanding of legal terms requires common language, comparing old records to hieroglyphics understood by few.
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TLD. Attorney. P.S
Rand
Courts of Justice
Appointment of Hon Major James Cholmondeley as Chester Lieutenant Governor
London dispatches report Majesty naming Hon Major James Cholmondeley to succeed the late Brigadier General William Newton as Lieutenant Governor of Chester. Other items note court diversions, royal visits, and local incidents, including a suicide and a street robbery, with stock prices and financials for the day.
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London
Whitehall
Wis Majesty
James Cholmondeley
Chester
William Newton
Holland
France
Vienna
N. S
Prince of Wales
Windsor Forest
St. James’s
Lord Harrington
St James's
Keene
Spain
Earl of Essex
Ear
Godolphin
Harris
Landaff
Chappel-Royal
Micklethwait
Duke
Mary
Louisa
Maud
Alderfeate Street
Moorfields
Burt
Gregory
Red-cross-street
Woodstreet
Audlestreet
South Sea
Bank
India
India Bendisi
Royal’ ‘Exchange
York
Welch
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King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Exchequer
England