A Philadelphia Lawyer in the London CourtsLeaming, Thomas
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A Philadelphia Lawyer in the London Courts
Leaming, Thomas
Courts -- Great Britain; Lawyers -- Great Britain
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Mr. Justice Joyce | Date of | Mr. Justice Warrington | Date of
Lord Chancellor's | Ap'ointment | Chancery Court 2 | Ap'ointment
Court | | |
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Mr. T. R. Hughes | 1898 | Mr. Henry Terrell | 1897
Mr. R. F. Norton | 1900 | Mr. T. H. Carson | 1901
Mr. R. Younger | 1900 | Mr. George Cave | 1904
| | Mr. A. C. Clauson | 1910
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Mr. Justice Eve | Date of |Mr. Justice Swinfen Eady| Date of
| Ap'ointment | Chancery Court 1 | Ap'ointment
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Mr. P. O. Lawrence | 1896 | Mr. W. D. Rawlins | 1896
Mr. Ingpen | 1900 | Mr. E. C. Macnaghten | 1897
Mr. Dudley Stewart- | | Mr. N. Micklem | 1900
Smith | 1902 | |
Mr. A. H. Jessel | 1906 | Mr. Frank Russell | 1908
Mr. E. Clayton | 1909 | |
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Mr. Justice Melville| Date of | Mr. Justice Parker | Date of
| Ap'ointment | Chancery Court 4 | Ap'ointment
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Mr. Bramwell Davis | 1895 | Mr. W. F. Hamilton | 1900
Mr. J. G. Butcher | 1897 | Mr. M. L. Romer | 1906
Mr. C. E. E. Jenkins| 1897 | Mr. E. W. Martelli | 1908
Mr. A. F. Peterson | 1906 | Mr. A. Grant | 1908
Mr. F. Cassel | 1906 | Mr. J. Gatey | 1910
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NOTE--Counsel attached to the above Courts usually also practice before
the Judge to whom the Companies winding-up matters are attached.
Printed and Published by
THE SOLICITORS' LAW STATIONERY SOCIETY, LIMITED, 22.
CHANCERY LANE, W. C., 29, WALBROOK, E. G., 6, VICTORIA STREET, S. W.
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Chancery forms of all kinds kept in stock.
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Price Threepence.
[Transcriber's Note: In the original text, the section for M.
Justices Melville and Parker appears on the following page, across
from the section for M. Justices Joyce and Washington.]
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