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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 27, 1767

Page

2

No Horfe to Stand at the House of a Shlvtdraleeh Crown

Fragmentary OCR notes show references to horfe, Pax leaves, a Guineé, ordinaries and affemites at the Crown. The legible items suggest ceremonial or court terms, but details are unclear and names or dates are absent.

Horfe Guineé

Creditors of John Churchill to meet in London

The Creditors of John Churchill late iron-master of Hints in Staffordshire are desired to meet at Batson's Coffee-house Cornhill London on Friday the 4th of September at four o'clock in the afternoon on special affairs. All persons with demand on Churchill's estate are requested to send accounts to Mr John Tucker Attorney at Law in Great May's Buildings Martin's Lane London.

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An Unfortunate Half-Pay Lieutenant and Guardian Rights

A court discussion questions whether a guardian may detain a young widow’s fortune until she reaches age or unless a trust pays out at marriage. Historical cases depict guardians seeking maintenance before release of funds, with a dramatic judicial hearing where the wife speaks, defending her claim and seeking justice amid complex colonial and European notices.

Wife Delivers Fortune to Husband Despite Pleading Against Him

Historical discussion shows a wife declaring her fortune to be placed in her husband's hands despite her pleas. A judge notes no dishonor in the bar for her to reveal such feelings and outlines trustees and guardians to pay the fortune to the husband, while debating whether the husband’s insolvent status affects his authority to secure the wife’s money as provision. The case references Pears, Rolls, and 1740 authorities on marital personal estate rights.

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