Short title: Newburgh v Wakeman. Documents exhibited in court: Probate copy of the...

Short title: Newburgh v Wakeman. Documents exhibited in court:

• Probate copy of the will of Thomas Eyre of Alsop en le Dale, Derb, with bequests including property in Alsop en le Dale, Hathersage, Tideswell, and Whetstone, Derb; Stella, Durh, and Mayfair, Worcs (1792).
• Assignment of lease of William Wakeman of Beckford, Worcs, and Vincent Eyre of Sheffield, Yorks, to Charles Townshend of Honingham, Norf, of property in Mayfair (1794).
• Mortgage of John Westcar of Treslow, Bucks, grazier, to William Wakeman and Francis Eyre of Alsop en le Dale, Derb, of the manor of Williston or Willaston, Oxon (1808).

Short title: Newton v Reid. Documents exhibited in court:

• Account books of James Bennett, Elizabeth Bennett, the executors of Charles Newton and Thomas Reid (1793-1819).
• Papers of John Reid (1814-1818).
• Cheques drawn on Messrs Sikes, Snaith and Co (1815-1818).
• Receipts of Mainwaring and Co to John Reid (1804-1812).
• Papers including receipts for charge paid to clean sewers in Tower Hamlets; receipts for water charge; advertising handbills of Samuel Foulger (1800-1801).
• Bundle marked 'orders and receipts' (1812-1814).
• Receipts of sums paid by Mr Newton (1800).
• Cheques drawn on Messrs Mainwaring and Co (1800-1812).
• Receipts for sums paid by the executors of Charles Newton (c 1800-c 1805).
• Affidavit of Thomas Fairclough (1823).

Short title: Noble v Hill. Documents exhibited in court:

• Bond and quitclaim of Adam Taylor of St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey, to William Tucker of St George, Southwark (1680).
• Quitclaim of Rebecca Taylor of Southwark, Surrey, to William Tucker (1688).
• Copy covenant of Michael Tewley of East Barnet, Herts, to Mary Harward of Southwark Park, Surrey, and Samuel Everett concerning rents of property in Southwark Park (1694).
• 2 pocket memoranda books (1717-1718).
• Quitclaim of Charles Morgan of St Mary, Newington, Surrey, to Mark Noble of Southwark, Surrey (1719).
• Quitclaim of John Wise to John Noble, both of St Olave, Southwark, Surrey (1725).
• Assignment of John Noble and Thomas Hill of St George the Martyr, Surrey, to John Pearless of London, haberdasher, of land in Southwark, Surrey (1725).
• 2 inventories of the household goods of Mrs Noble of Kent Street, St George, Southwark, Surrey (1725).

Topics

Conveyancing

Manors

Wills and probate

Banking