Court of King s Bench ruling on usury tied dispute over Cox sale
In a Nov 11 session at the Court of King s Bench, Mey er v Jadis, the Solicitor General urged a new trial after a verdict for the plaintiff in a bill of exchange case linked to Lord Foley era sales. The judge directed the jury on usury points, the motion failing. rule absolute.
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Court OF King's Bench
Meyer Wv
Jadis
James Scarlett
Lord Foley
Cox
J. Scarlett
Lord Lyndhurst
Baron Vaughan
Lewis J. Palmer
Robirson C. Palmer
Bath
Palmer
Cox and Greenwood
Notice of Horse Bazaar and Edward Bell claim
Mr. M C Allen states Edward Bell formerly described as bankrept and linked to the Horse Bazaar at 4% King Street is not connected with his establishment and is a discharged clerk only. The item appears in Pridsy's Gazette.
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Otice
King-Street
M.C. Allen
Edward Bell
Pridsy’s Gazette
Derby v Reece and Shaftesbury v Marlborough at Rolls Court
Law intelligence from Rolls Court November 11 reports the Earl of Derby as trustee failing to proper money raising for Sir Henry Hawkins heirs. The court refused costs between solicitor and client for Derby, citing expense from his course. The Shaftesbury Marlborough case was ordered to stand over for a week.
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Rolls’ Court
Earl OF Derby
Reece
Sir Henry Hawkins
Carl
Lynch
Rolfe
Master of the Rolls
Earl OF Shaftesbury
Duke OF Marlborough
Tinney
Notable rebuke of magistrates in appeal proceedings
The piece records remarks by a learned gentleman criticizing four clergymen and two country gentlemen as non lawyers who rejected legal evidence. The court declined intervention, and the motion by Flaneagen failed. It also covers Carlile v Dunn as a libel action against Nottingham paper proprietors, with Carlile seeking to set aside a nonsuit due to imprisonment, and King v Overseers and Churchwardens of Clerkenwell with a rule to show cause, postponed to tomorrow.
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Kilpin
Thompson
Worcester
Wickman
High Court of
Delerstes
Ir J. Nicholls
Mr. Kilpin
Maria Staotog
John Nicholl
Adams
Flaneagen
Carlile
Nottingham
Justice Taunton
Clerkenwell
James Scarlett
Court cases on maintenance and misrepresentation in early 19th century
Court reports detail Coffin v Morris where a defendant who repaid damages fled with a clerk and attorney. the attorney Franklin was held liable for the balance after a challenged discharge. A related Chelsea Chelsea misrepresentation suit ends with arbitration and a ruling on costs, amid cautions about revocation and parliamentary limits. The Kilpin divorce case reveals a highly accusatory, scandalous contest between spouses with adultery claims and countercharges.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Nov. L
Banco
Coffin
Pista
Franklin
Serjeant Jones
Mahony
Bowfield
Serjeant
Wilde
Smith. Fielder
Chelsea
Kensington
Smith
Taddy
Pickpockets arrested after Lord Qiasox show near Guildhall
In a crowded area between Blackfriars Bridge and Guildhall several pickpockets were detected and brought before Mr Alderman Thorp, then committed to custody. At Bow Street a man Barrett was re-examined on letters with money stolen in his carrier role and remanded to await a Dowager Countess of Winterton's attendance. In Marlborough Street, George Bailey and Thomas Boyle faced felony charges. details emerged about a deserted British Hotel and stolen locks, with remand ordered to identify rightful owner. William Peck the fly driver was fined five pounds for plying without license. a waterman testified to a carriage fare. William Metcalf appeared on a case involving a housemaid found intoxicated and a housekeeper lodging, with the prisoner denying theft and claiming affection for the maid, bail set for good behaviour.
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Guildhall
Qiasox
Blackfriars Bridge
Alderman Thorp
Bow-Street
Rosgery
Barrett
Countess of
Winterton
Marlborough Street
George Bailey
Thomas Boyle
Chambers
Baker
Commissioners of Police
Dudley
St. James’s Street
Bailey
Halles
Boyle
Mr. Baker
Nugee
Wm. Peck
Marylebon
Leven
William Metcalf
Rawlinson
Francis Gilman
Nottingham-place
New Road
Mr. Rawlinson
PE Gincenly
Mary
Bull baiting condemned in a parish notice and cases
The piece condemns bull baiting as a cruel, revolting sport. It details a parish document signed by sixty victuallers pledging not to countenance such acts and cites shocking scenes in Dudley and at a wake, including a licensed victualler enabling betting and torture of a bull, calling for magistrates to revoke licenses.
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Charles Townsend
West Bromwich
Rowley Regis
Bawater
Dudley
Ada
Birmingham
Walsall
Wednesbury, &c
Brierley-hill
Joseph Hackett
Birmingham Journal
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True Sun
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Mechanics’ Magazine
Court Journal
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Athenium
Ondon
Manchester
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Royal Telegraph
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Macclesfield
E. Sherman and Co
Wonder
Shrewsbury
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Exeter
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Stewart's
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Wall
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Leadenhall-street
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Mary Butler
Helen Kelly
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Sampson
Garratt
No. 33
Phrepuniere
Cirencester-place
Henry Cole
Cleveland Street
Hatton-Garden
Ann Luge
Moore
E Vivision
Queen-Square
Michael Murphy
No. 1
John
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Pimlico
Peek
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Goose
Mr. Hoskins
William Bond
Eastplace
John Minter Hart
Astley
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Collison
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Oskins
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Gale
Lascar
Hobler
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Ing
A . Lascar
Agliss
Rascal
Combe
M. Habler
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East India Company
Mrr. Combe
Tyler
St. George’s
Cothhe
Serang
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Mr. Evans
Evans
LAW Intelligence
Arches Court
Mary Ann Kilpin
William Hopkins Kilpin
King’s Advocate
Sophia Clever
Mary Wilson
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Becqnbeg
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Gottingen
J. Brands
the Philharmonie
Messrs
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