Short title: Lawrence v Popham. Documents exhibited in court: Lease and assignment...

Short title: Lawrence v Popham. Documents exhibited in court:

• Lease and assignment of Edward Popham of Littlecott, Wilts, John Chetwood of Wellington, Som, to Edmund Saunders, John Brickdale and Corsley Rogers, all of Bristol, of a house called Wellington Park and the manor of Wellington Landside, Som (1738-1739).
• Defeasance, covenant, assignment and receipt of Edward Popham (1750-1755).
• Agreement between Edward Popham, Charles Lawrence and Edmund Sauxay of the Strand, Middx, and Frank Nicholls of Lincoln's Inn Fields, Middx, relating to the manors of Wellington Landside cum Turston or Turdaston, Som, and Rawridge, Clayhidon, and Churchstanton, Devon (1753).
• Receipts of Charles Lawrence, John Chetwood and Edward Popham (1752-1753).
• Letters Charles Lawrence, E Antrobus of Hilcote near Stone, Staffs, and John Chetwood (1752-1754).
• Affidavit of Edward Popham with schedule (1759).

Short title: Laurie v Laurie. Documents exhibited in court:

• Inventory of medicines and utensils in apothecary's shop (1748).
• Inventory of the household goods of Mr Laurie (1748).
• Affidavit of James Laurie with schedule (1750).

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

• Agreements between Thomas Hunter of St Marylebone, Middx, William Holmes, John Bayliss, Thomas Docker of Moseley, Worcs, Thomas Cudd and Richard Greves of King's Norton, Worcs, relating to houses and lands in Beoley, Worcs (1827-1828).
• Order in Chancery (1828).

Short title: Lewis v Barnacle. Documents exhibited in court:

• Account of Timothy Barnacle relating to the estates of Humphrey and Marshall Greswold (1743-1752).
• Account book of sums received by Mr Barnacle on behalf of Martha Greswold (1743-1749).
• Account book of incomes from 'Sutton tenants' (1743-1757).
• Affidavit of Margaret Barnacle with schedule (1766).

[H1797 L2]. Short title: Leapingwell v Leapingwell. Documents exhibited in court:

• Inventory of the household goods of Mr Leapingwell, deceased, at Chelmsford, Essex (1796).

Short title: Lingham v Matthews. Documents exhibited in court:

• Papers in the case Lingham v Matthews (c 1791-1796).
• Draft abstracts of title of William Paul Lingham and his wife, Elizabeth, relating to estates in Hawsker and Whitby, Yorks (c 1792).
• Letters of Mr Hopper of Durham, William Paul Lingham, George Owen and Mr Sturdy of Boswell Court, London, attorney (1795-1798).
• Copy agreements relating to estates at Hawkser, White Leas, and Upgang near Ruswarp, Yorks (1798).
• 2 draft deeds relating to a house in Lower Grosvenor Street, Middx (1799).

Short title: Long v Phipps. Documents exhibited in court:

• Lease of John, Earl Tylney to Charles Beek of Christchurch, Middx, of houses in Stepney, Middx (with coloured plan) (1771).
• Inventories of household furniture, plate, linen, china, books, wines and effects of Sir James Tilney-Long, deceased, at Draycot House near Chippenham, Wilts, and Wanstead House, Essex (1795).

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