Short title: Holderness v Rayner. Documents exhibited in court: 7 bonds of Joseph...

Short title: Holderness v Rayner. Documents exhibited in court:

• 7 bonds of Joseph Rayner of Egham, Surrey, Thomas Rayner of Colebrook, Bucks, corn chandler, and others (1684-1714).
• Promissory notes of Thomas Rayner and others (1699-1723).
• Affidavit of Joseph Rayner with schedule (1739).

Short title: Hornby v Hunter. Documents exhibited in court:

• Agreements between John Hunter of Bombay, merchant, William Hornby, chief at Tillicherry, Capt Page Keble of Bengal, mariner, George England and Rawson Hart Boddam of Bombay, merchants, and Ann Dick, widow of Capt William Dick of Bombay,made upon the marriage of John Hunter and Ann Dick; with inventory of jewels annexed (1763).
• Accounts of Ann Hunter (some relating to business in the East Indies) (1767-1783).
• Accounts of rents of a house and warehouses in Bombay (1775-1782).
• Receipt of Ann Hornby to Ann Hunter (1776).
• Papers regarding stocks purchased on behalf of Ann Hunter, including scrip receipts, accounts, and correspondence with Messrs Brooksbank, Ruddle and Wade, brokers (1777-1782).
• Draft and probate of will of Ann Hunter, wife of John Hunter of Gubbins, North Mimms, Herts (1786).

Short title: Hurst v Marshall. Documents exhibited in court:

• Case papers in several cross causes (1711-1715).

Short title: Hobson v Allen. Documents exhibited in court:

• Bills of exchange and promissory notes of William Allen (1829-1832).
• Letters of administration to John Allen, in respect of William Allen, late St George the Martyr, Southwark, Surrey (1833).
• Order to deliver deeds and other exhibits to petitioner Jane Abercrombie (1836).

Short title: Hunter v Marsh. Documents exhibited in court:

• Account book and inventory (1805-1810).
• Settlement between John Hunter of Reading, Berks, and his wife, Susannah, Rev William Marsh of Basildon, Berks, and Thomas Letchworth of Reading relating to sale of properties belonging to John Hunter (1807).
• Letter of Mr Marsh to John Hunter of Binfield, Berks (1808).
• Case notes (c 1808).

Short title: Hutchison v Goforth. Documents exhibited in court:

• 2 copies of court roll relating to land within the manor of Withersea with Owthorn Priorhold, parcel of Kirkstall, Yorks (1753).
• Affidavit of Joseph Goforth with schedule (1798).

Short title: Hutchinson v Wilson. Documents exhibited in court:

• 52 business letters and copy letters of James Hutchinson of Leathersellers' Hall, Capt Haggey of the Adventure, at Lisbon and Madeira, William Shephard and others (1775-1779).
• 3 bonds of John Haggey of St Paul Shadwell, London, William Wilson, Raymond Snow and others (1775-1779).
• Memorandum concerning weights of anchors and grapnels shipped on board the Talbot (1775).
• Promissory note, and bill of exchange (1775-1776).
• Other business papers including notes and bills, and an account between John and William Wislon and Edward Hill, owner of the Adventure (1775-1778).
• Accounts including account of freight of the Adventure; and iron and other goods bought of John Wilson (1775-1779).
• Agreement between Thomas Shephard and John Haggey regarding shipping to St Iago, with bill of lading (1775).
• 3 receipts (1775).
• 2 insurance policies for goods shipped to the East Indies and Jamaica (1776).
• Affidavits of John Wilson, William Wilson and James Hutchinson with schedules. (1791).
• Memorandum concerning Mr Shephard's account of a transaction made with Capt Snow and Messrs Wilson involving the purchase of iron goods (c 1791).

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