LAW Haven of Lords Moroir case on river embankment licenses
The Lords hear an appeal over the right to grant licenses to embank the Thames shore. Counsel argued whether the soil rights and shores are a matter for law or equity. the Lord Chancellor noted no need to decide equity transfer. The information charged fiduciary abuse by mayor and commonalty in granting licenses to embank the river, the demurrer was overruled, appeal dismissed.
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Serjeact Channell
Toner
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Lee Campbell
O'Mallay
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Geary
Cenham
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Lord Carteret's Park
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Gay
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Western Circuit
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Baron Platt
Thomas Wakeley
Judith Meech
West of Rogland Fire Insurance Company
Slade
Mowbray
Edwards
Bngland Insurance Company
Daniel
Bie
Mary Anne Meech
Berminater
Femes
Joseph Meech
West of England
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Cornish
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Hands
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Mary Ann Meech
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Griaoner
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Elizabeth James
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Verulam
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York
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London
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Liverpool
Newmen Atrest
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Ann Webster
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Jobo Singleton
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Secretary of State
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Arnold
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Whitechapel Church
Glasgow
Nottingham Assize Justice Magazine Trial Summary
The Nottingham assize recounts libel against Mrs Wilson by a commercial traveller, a burglary at Grassthorpes with Ashmore and others, and a baby death case in Norfolk. Trials cover handwriting identity, transportation sentences, and a not guilty verdict on concealment of birth, plus insurance fraud in Beaminster and arson questions.
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Paosycvriox Vor
Tse Quesx
Mecvis
Whitehurst
Q.C
Wilmore
Macauley
Flowers
Nottingham
British and Foreign Newsroom Club
Rem
Wilson
Afise
Amis Wilson
Nottingham Journal
Annie Wilson
Frederick
Ram Hotel
Frederick Melville
Park Row
Manchester
Nuttioguam
Braishaw
Richard Atkinson
Graasthorps
Denleon
Flood
Ashmore
Green
Willmore
Kespa
Prosecutor
Frances Woodward
Dennis Fletcher
Vere
Sean
Alwave
Ron Clay
John Thompson
George Arhiore
Trsopers
Police Reports From Guildhall and Nearby Courts
Court notices show Adam and Alexander Gray charged with drunkenness and assaulting a tavern landlord in Ludgate Street. Other cases include fraud by the Green men over the Parliamentary Chronicle, a letter carrier convicted of stealing letters, and multiple robberies in Kensington and Hyde Park areas with remands and trials planned.
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Adam
Alexander Gray
King's Head
Ludgate Street
Daniel Lambert
Lavell
Thomas Wagater
Itha Walter
Alderman Musgrove
Adam Gray
Oxtaturna
Monzy
Andrew
Lemuel Green
Pest
Parliamentary Chronicle
Times
Ley
House of Commons
Marsh
Green
Henry Auld
Patchy Trial and Whitechapel Riot Court Note
A magistrate reviews claims of threats by Paterson against Bagshaw and dismisses the case amid distrust of testimony. Separate proceedings discuss damage caused by a disorderly mob breaking shop windows in Whitechapel road, with authorities citing the Wilful Damage Act and precautions by constables, while residents seek compensation and restraint.
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England
Rable
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Rex
Matthew Thomas
John Williama
Littledate
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