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... Chambers, at eleven: Howard v Lewis -Constable v Bull-Glyn v ?? v Carey-Same v Rigg-Orrell v Miller-Sandford v Sanders. At lalf-past eleven: Grissell v Pete. At twelve: Jackson v Randall-l'hillips v Phil- lips. At one: Hoare v Walcott-Howard v Tillett. At three: ...
... v Drake-O'Brien v Osborn. (Before Master Sir WILLIAM HoRns.) Re Eastern Counties Junction and Southend Railway-Dyke v Flint-Johnson v H1ammersley-Attorney-General Y Bradford. (Before Master Sesion.) Williams v Lomnax-Ewington v FTver-Lee v Byron-Wood v ...
... LA IV AN(JlCES-TmIs DAY. The Lord Chancellor will not attend Coart this day. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WMSTMINSTYR.-Sit at teln. Reed v Ballile, for ?? v Trail part ?? vSmith, p ?? same v The same dltto- toddart Y D~awson. ?? St. Johb, v Bougliton, ?? ...
... Ruth Ireland, Henry Pettifer. COUNTRY BAIL,-JRnies Bayes Storey, James Carlton, William Bartell Rackbam. AnuOURNmnD.-Joseph Blasley,John Ham, ORIGINlNAL OPPO9SD.-John William Heron, men., George Green, Samuel Henry East, Eliza Gough, Edward Goodwin, Charles ...
... Davies' Watson r Saul-Brown v Williams- Williams v CowlielAw. .v [Before Vice-Chabcellor'Sir W. P. WooD:] For. judgment : Jones v Mingay. . Causes, &q.: Napier V Routledge, part ?? vohnstone (2)-Henning v Leiiolild-Williams v Powell-Barker v Milner-Koenward ...
... LA W NO TICES-THI8 DAY. V'CE-CHANCFLLORS COUnT LlNCOLNS.INN- Sit at ten. Harding v Harding, petition, by ?? v Dallmore, by order. After which, Motions continued. ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY -ANN-At ten. Short Causes. Atter the Short Causes-In re Finch's charity ...
... Leeds-Co'lnns v Wood. At twelve: Howard v Howard-Capper v Mills- At -one : Foley v Smith-Eccles v Cheyne. At twvo: Re Hodson's Trust-Douse v King-Crump r Crump. (Before the CiIEF Cchxn.) At half-past ton : Gardner v Williams. At eleven : Re Bedford Charity ...
... DOCTORS' COMMONS. SITTINO DAYS APPOINTOD FOR HILARY TnRX 184. ARCHES COURT. First session, Wednesday, Jan. 11. Second session, Thurs- day. Jan. 19. Third session, Saturday, Jan. 23. Fourth ses- sioe, Monday, Feb. 6. Bye-day, Tuesday, Feb. 14. ADMIRALTY ...
... LA p NOTICBS-TiTis DAY. - COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN, at 10. (Before the LORD CIISANCALOR.) Appeals: Percival v Caney (2), part heard. (Before the LorDs JUSTICES.) Appeal : Reynell v Sprye, part heard. VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S-INN, at ...
... Tilbury-Josepl Grimes-William Gofton-George Noble Willcock. IRule: Gaius Brown. (Beloro Mr. Commissioner LAW, at 10.) Adjourned diselarge : Thlomas Wim. Allen. For discharge Charles Fitcls-Boejssain Baylis. Final order: John William Carr. Motion: George ...
... Dh-BTORS' COURT, PORtTUGAL STREET. Sit at ten. BAIL.-Henry lesad Clinker, William Gregory, William Moore, Richard h organ. ADjouaNED.-Birhar~d Lilly, Citarles Benspacmi Clarke, William Wilson, John Bellin, the youugei. ORGlINAL UNorPoslsc.-teorge Galloway ...
... Rooth v Tomlmnson-Attorney-General v Newburgh-Tapliug v Johnson-Hall v Grey. (Before master BLUNT, at 11.) Jones v Synte-Howard v Howard-Selwood v Gammon, at ?? v Brise, at ?? v Batten. (Before Master BLUNT'S CIIIEFCCLERK.) Lombe v Houghton.-at one: Curling ...