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Brooke v Littlehales, dated 1776. Broome v the King, dated 1697. Brouchelles v Faurie,...
Catalogue reference: DEL 2/13
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This record is about the Brooke v Littlehales, dated 1776. Broome v the King, dated 1697. Brouchelles v Faurie,... dating from 1639-1827 in the series Registrar of the High Court of Delegates and of the High Court of Admiralty: Cause.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- DEL 2/13
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1639-1827
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Description (What the record is about)
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- Brooke v Littlehales, dated 1776.
- Broome v the King, dated 1697.
- Brouchelles v Faurie, dated 1701.
- Brounker v Ayres, dated 1684-86.
- [Browne, Philip, deceased], dated 1639.
- [Browne, Robert, deceased], dated 1650.
- Brown v Bourke (Brown v Mayo), dated 1757-59.
- Brown v Brown, dated 1791.
- Brown v Heath and Pocklington, dated 1721.
- Brown v Johnson, dated 1753.
- Brown v Jowett, dated 1756.
- Browne v Lathun, dated 1650.
- Brown v Offly, dated 1794.
- Brown v Walker, dated 1728.
- Brown and Brown v Parnell, dated 1827. See also DEL 2/14
- Browning v Haberfield, dated 1771-73.
- [Bruen, Samuel, deceased], dated 1668.
- Bryan v Bryan, dated 1720-24.
- Bryan v Eyre, dated 1677. see also DEL 8/74
- Buck v Hackett, dated 1725.
- Buckenham and Crouch v Gounter, dated 1682.
- Buckle v Ryder, dated 1687.
- [Buckley, Henry, deceased], dated 1658.
- Buckner v Baron, dated [no date].
- Budgett v Daley (formerly Aisley), dated 1774.
- Buggin v Bennett, dated 1767.
- Bulkeley v Hill, dated 1812.
- Buller v Young, dated [no date].
- Burgess v Burgess, dated 1755.
- Burgess v Burgess, dated 1819.
- Burie v Oxinden, dated 1719.
- Burke v Lightburne, dated 1721.
- Burkin v Burkin, dated 1683-86. see also DEL 8/74
- Burnaby v Davis et al, dated 1707.
- Burnaby v Phillips, dated 1708.
- Burnaby v Worthylake and Clinch, dated 1707.
- Burnell and Harrison v Price, dated 1765.
- Burrows v Belch, dated 1793-95.
- Burt v Forbes, dated 1790.
- Burton et al. v Dixie, dated 1708. see also DEL 8/74
- Bushnell v Gray, dated 1711-12.
- Butler v Parmenter, dated 1747.
- Butler v Young, dated 1708.
- Butler alias Dolben v Butler, dated 1757.
- Butler alias Barber v Leitch and Leitch, dated 1750.
- Butterfiled v Scawen, dated 1783.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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