Embankment Licenses Appeal Before Lord Chancellor
The Lords and Lords of the Privy Council heard an appeal against a Master of the Rolls order denying a demurrer to a bill challenging licenses to embank the Thames shores. The case questions whether the mayor and commonalty acted as fiduciaries over soil rights, and if the matter belongs to equity in Chancery or to law in the Exchequer. The demurrer was overruled and the Master’s order affirmed with no costs.
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Housu
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Attonszy Gexzast
Soix
Tas Rives Thames
Jugiapichen
Lord Chancelor
Lord Campbell
Rolle
River Thames
Bethel
Serjeant Channel
Turner
Maule
Equity
Court of Exchequer
Court of Revenue
Court of Chancery
Exchequer
Chancery
Master of the Rolls
Midland Circuit
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Linst
Queex
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Q.A
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Flo
Nottingham
British and Foreign Newsroom Club
Ram Hotel
Wilson
Notingham
Angie Wilson
Nottingham Journal
Annie Wilson
Frederick
Frederick Melville
Park Row
Braishas
Hotd
Miss Wilson
Borotany
John Ashmore
George Herring
Hezekiah Beardsal
Robert Green
Plonagh
Gransthorpe
Ashmore
Frances Woodward
Dennis Fletcher
Ran Clay
Jobn Thompson
George Ashmore
Herring
Siser
Doobem
Lord Carteret’s Park
Hawns
Lord Carteret's Park
Hedley
Mr. Gay
Justice Coltman
Gay
Hedles
Justice Coleman
Western Circuit
Doacuesren
Attecep Fravo
Baron Platt
Thomas Wakeley
Judith Meech
West of England Fire Insurance Company
Slade
Mowbray
Edwards
West of England
Toeurance Company
Denier
Knowle
Beaminster
Joseph Meech
Mary Anne Meech
Dames
Mr. Cox
Mrr. Cornish
Exeter
Handa
Cox and Corvish
Commish
Mary Ann Meech
Mr. Cornish
Stanvarion Waces
Torstay
Sophia Barsett
Hammill
Magia
Wate
Holland
Itinl
Haan
Trishman
David Evans
Cearly
Argont
Cork
Bethna
Ireland
Rowland
Arnold
Poor Law Commission
Anto
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Saffron Hill
Yardley
Thomas Paterson
Vine Street
Hatton Garden
Church Road
St. George's
Eost
Hagshaw
Bagshaw
Clerkenwell
William Wade
Paterson
Wade
Halswell Street
Knight Bruce
Jardsop
Bow Street
Charles Southwell
London
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Perth
Patterson
Elizabeth Braddock
Mary
Williams
Whitechapel Road
England
Perenne Rmnualy
Carrington and Payne
Matthew Thomas
John Williarson
Littledale
Avery
Kennington
Trafalgar Square
Renagta Common
Act of
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Southwark
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Bourhood
Blackguard
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Trafalgar Sainee
Horne Tavern
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Reynolde
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Rover
France
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Buckingham Palace
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Prince Albert
Geld Marshal
Dever
Murat
Mr. Williams
Trafalgar Aquaye
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Tanner
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Clarke
Duon
M'Grath
Ackerley
Kennington-common
Fragmented 19th century court narrative story of fraud and theft
A lengthy court record recounts a dentist fraud case with a partner misappropriating books and tools, a defendant denying wrongdoing, witnesses detailing practice and profits, and a jury verdict in the plaintiff’s favor for the claimed amount while noting attempts to secure assets and a prior professional arrangement affecting the dispute. The report stitches together testimonies, alibis, and cross exams, highlighting business methods and legal arguments surrounding ownership, theft, and professional conduct.
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Fuheye Weekly Chronicle
Atrod Pbsdtos
Dlawess
Bennett
Mitchell
Rock
Hiechell
Aline
Platnoff
Hayes
Koecker
Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Donduit Street
Bel
Shee
Witners
Stee
Drunken row at the King's Head leads to police custody
In Ludgate Street two men named Adam and Alexander Gray, both intoxicated, assaulted landlord Mr Lavell at the King's Head Tavern. They resisted ejection, struck the landlord, and were taken into custody after a scuffle. Both claimed to be gentlemen, with the elder denying intoxication.
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Adam
Alexander Gray
King’s Head
Ludgate Street
Daniel Lambert
Lavell
Adam Gray
Nichomas Wagetaff
Alderman Musgrove
Snto
Her Majesty's Service
Alexander
Musgrove
Dagtxa Cornaces
William Barratt
Henry Rowe
Robert Archer
Thomas Walker
Henry Brown
Samuel Macey
James Taylor
Anthony Finnaley
Georges Lewis
George Payne
Henry Davis
Thomas Howlett
William Nogdon
William Mile
Samuel Morgan
Eliott
Thomas Gray
Southampton
Camberwell
Gray
Manoy
Taylor
Archer
Brown
Payne
Maney
Benjamin Hatfield
Southampton Street
Mansy
Sarah Shaw
John Kent
Monger
Wyndlesem Sirest
Kent
Elizabeth Guildford
Woodstable
Bose
Cresay
Smith
Willi
J. Puiman
Williams
Dagixo Rowhsar
Henry Smith
May Wall
Cottingham
Walls
Union Street
Southwark
Mint
St. George's Church
Borough Road
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Oxford
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Norfolk
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Crown Court
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Lord Deumen
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