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Spear v Bone and Newsam, dated 1814. See also DEL 2/84 Speke et al. v Pitt, dated...
Catalogue reference: DEL 2/81
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- DEL 2/81
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1661-1833
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Description (What the record is about)
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- Spear v Bone and Newsam, dated 1814. See also DEL 2/84
- Speke et al. v Pitt, dated 1739-42.
- Spence v Slack, dated 1788.
- Spencer v Morton, dated 1661.
- Spencer v Weld, dated 1700. see also DEL 8/77
- Spicer v Spicer, dated 1830-31.
- Spooner v Hickeringill, dated 1682.
- Squire v Foster, dated 1708.
- Stacy v Rich and Gray, dated 1741-46.
- Stallwood v Tredger, dated 1815-16. See also DEL 2/84
- The Standard, i.e. Watt et al. v Moulton et al, dated 1829. See also DEL 2/84
- Standerwick v Standerwick, dated 1718.
- Standish v Preston et al, dated 1664.
- Stane and Houblon v Branston, dated 1818. See also DEL 2/84
- Stanfield v Sterne, dated 1749-51.
- Staniland v Ludlam, dated 1827-28.
- Stanley v Bernes, dated 1830-33. See also DEL 2/84
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- The National Archives, Kew
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