Reports of Cases Heard and Determined by the Judicial Committee and the Lords of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Tom 4W. T. Clarke, 1840 |
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Act of Parliament admitted aforesaid alleged alterations Appeal Appellant applied Arches Court Assignees authority Bank of Bengal baptism Bills BURSLEM Canon Captain Cooper cause Church circumstances Codicil colony contempt costs Court of Admiralty CROKER Crown damages deceased decree Defendant Ecclesiastical enacted England escheat ESCOTT evidence execution Fergusson George Crittenden Gibraltar granted Guiana High Court House of Assembly Inhibition interdict Jamaica judgment Judicial Committee jurisdiction Justice Kerakoose KIELLEY Knight Bruce learned Judge Letters of Request Letters Patent Lord Brougham Lord Campbell Lordships Lushington Majesty in Council Majesty's MASTIN matter ment monition opinion owners party payment persons petition Petitioner Plaintiff pleaded PORRAL prayed present Privy Council proceed proceedings pronounced prosecuted question RADAKISSEN refused Registrar respect Respondent Rubric rule sentence ship signed slaves Statute suit Supreme Court Testator thereof tion valid vessel Vice-Admiralty Court Vict William Meddowcroft Winwick witnesses words
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