Barrow Sledges Lammas Land Dispute at Guildhall
In a King s Bench sitting at Guildhall London the case of Scholey v Smith concerned a 2900 pound sale of Barrow Sledges estate in Surrey described as a freehold villa with 17 acres 2 roods 31 perches, but part of the land was Lammas Land. The jury found for the plaintiff with damages and interest, while the court discussed Charter Party construction and demurrage.
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King’s Bench
Guildhall
London
Maken
Lord Kenyon
Scholey
Smith
Gibbs
Plamtiff
Garaway
Barrow Sledges
Surrey
Lammas Land
Hoskins
Erkine
Lord Kexxor
Gould
Charte
Charter
Hidig
Court of King’s Bench
Lawsuit over Bona Fide Sale Of Goods Or Money Loan
In a March hearing the court examined if a 600 bill of exchange was a fair sale of goods or a mere device to raise money. Plaintiffs claimed bona fide sale with honest intent, while defendants argued the deal overcharged and served to loan money. Lord Kenyey noted the evidence supported a genuine sale, not a disguised loan, and the action failed.
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Field
T. Godfrey
Charles Kloprogge
Godfrey
Charles Street
Bloomsbury-square
Glover
Paternolterrow
Bradney
Green
Glover Fox
Itamburgh
Lord Kenyey
White
East-India
Court of Common Forum Trifling Debt Case Compromised
The daylong hearing settled a dispute between Foster and Soddy over 131 pounds 4 shillings. Foster claimed cohabitation with a woman implied the man’s liability for her debts, while Soddy argued the defendant knew of their arrangement. No jury verdict was reached as the parties compromised.
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Court OF Common Forum
Hoddy
London Fashion Notes from March 14 300 Be
Modern Georgian dress details describe a white muslin half dress with high neck and lace trim, an aerial dress with roisted bosom and gold and silver fibers, a satin cloak cover, gold chain and turban, and accessories including white feather, muff, velvet robe, purple chip hat, white roses, and silver trimming.
General Observations on Millinery Trends of Gold and Silver Adornments
Silver and gold flowers and ornaments are universally worn with drape nets and velvet netting in caps and bonnets. Lily of the valley flowers and wreaths match spangled nets. Gold and grey spotted tiffames feature in turbans. Prevailing colors include brown purple blue and olive green. Feathers span Argus pheasant Indian macaw argula ostrich and Seringapatam plume.
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Bengal
Byrne
India
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Europe
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Rex von
Isle OF Ely Assizes
Henry GwixLim
Ely
Brighton
Wolf Polack
Manchester
Hull
Bonybay
Land
Elephanta
School of Natural History
University of Upfall
Sweden
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Laplan l
Slaypotas
Perworth
Tottenham-green
Edmonton
Paris
Peketan
School of Medicine of
King’s
St. Martin’s
Ann Price
Oldstreet
Joseph Sampel Abbott
Newgate
St. Andrew’s New Burying Ground
Gray’s Inn-lane Road
Bishop’s Waltham
Wwinchester
Thomas Webb
Howse
Richard Sendergrass
Jori Diggens
James Collopp
Comunipex
Elizabeth
Haimo Song
Mitch
Great Britain
Erry
Great Britain S
Heany
Polork
Swale
England
Ireland
Odoz
Sas
Ims
J. Parnell
Polfe
Coklio
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