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Cause: Marioni v Smart (1875 M38) (Part 4 of 4). Papers (many in Italian, some in...
Catalogue reference: J 90/1486
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- [1776; 1842-1873]
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Cause: Marioni v Smart (1875 M38) (Part 4 of 4). Papers (many in Italian, some in French) relating to estate and affairs of Giuseppe Marioni, deceased, confectioner, proprietor of 'Shakespeare' Upper Thames Street, LONDON, Queen's Pavillion', Primrose Hill, MIDDLESEX. and other coffee rooms etc. in and near London (father of infant plaintiff John Marioni), including Swiss passports and some photograph portraits; deeds of lease of property in Knightsbridge, Brompton Road, Pentonville Road, Strand, City Road and Piccadilly, MIDDLESEX, and Lambeth, SURREY; papers in Chancery cause Marioni v Biucchi (including Swiss law papers and pedigree material) and Common Pleas cause Depelli v Marioni. Deposited [8 July 1875] by defendant John Smart.
(With some earlier material from 1776)
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- Order in Chancery: 1875 May 7. Schedule.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- 136
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- Topics
- Children
- Food and drink
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