Short title: Re Smithies, bankrupts. Documents exhibited in court: Proceedings of...

Short title: Re Smithies, bankrupts. Documents exhibited in court:

• Proceedings of commissions of bankruptcy against Joseph and William Smithies of Leeds, Yorks, merchants (partners in trade with John Hinchcliffe of Leeds) (1805-1820).

Short title: Smyth v Fleetwood. Documents exhibited in court:

• Bonds and promissory note of Lady Mary Selwyn of West Molesey, Surrey and others (1706-1716).
• Exercise book containing rental and accounts of an estate in Esher, Walton-on-Thames, and East and West Molesey, Surrey (tenants include Sir Godfrey Kneller) (1706-1712).
• Pocket book containing notes on world chronology and European geography, with personal accounts (1708-1713).

Short title: Smart v Newbury. Documents exhibited in court:

• Account and memoranda books (marked A-F) (1778-1803).
• Account books (marked H-R and T) concerning legal costs of clients in Wiltshire and the administration of poor rates in Ramsbury, Froxfield, Aldbourne and Chilton, Wilts, and Lambourn, Berks (1794-1803).
• Memoranda book (marked S) containing a list of cases (1797-1802).
• Account book (marked G) of the executors of Saunders Bennett, deceased (1804-1807).
• Affidavit William Newbury, George Church and Robert Church with schedule (1807).
• Order in Chancery (1815).

Short title: Smith v Burrell. Documents exhibited in court:

• Inventory of household effects (1829).

Short title: Smith v Stringfellow. Documents exhibited in court:

• Agreement between Thomas Sumner of South Church, Essex, and George Waller of Great Wakering, Essex, relating to a farm, lands and other buildings in Great Wakering (1795).
• Lease of James Boston of St Giles in the Fields, Middx, to John Smith of Barling, Essex, of copyhold land in Barling (1799).
• Probate of John Smith of Great Wakering, Essex (1811).
• Papers; mainly petty accounts (1 bundle). (c 1813).
• Printed reports on the state of London grain markets, with statistics about different grains, of James Cooper and Son of London, grain merchants, to Capt Vandervord (1815-1816).
• Account of the executors of John Smith (1815-1816).
• Affidavit of Robert Strigfellow and John Smith with schedule (1820).

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Trade and commerce

Debt

Wills and probate

Banking

Farming