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Catalogue description Cause number: 1849 B59. Short title: Blennerhassett v Du Boulay. Documents: Bill, five...
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| Reference: | C 14/932/B59 |
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| Description: |
Cause number: 1849 B59. Short title: Blennerhassett v Du Boulay. Documents: Bill, five answers. Plaintiffs: Georgina Blennerhassett and others infants by Francis Barry Blennerhasset their next friend. Defendants: Archibald Du Boulay, Thomas Du Boulay, Isaac Solly (deleted) and Marianne Solly his wife (deleted), Francis Du Boulay, John Du Boulay, John Blennerhassett and Elizabeth Blennerhassett his wife, William Blennerhassett and Emma Blennerhassett his wife, Seth Middleton Ward, Susan Du Boulay, Francis Houssemayne Du Boulay, Maria Elizabeth Du Boulay, James Thomas Du Boulay, Emma Mary Du Boulay, Ellen Du Boulay, John George Du Bouley, Maria Du Boulay, Louisa Du Boulay, Harriet Anne Du Boulay, William Thomas Du Boulay, Eliza Du Boulay, Julius Du Boulay, Caroline Mary Du Boulay, Francis Houssemayne Du Boulay, John Du Boulay, Emma Matilda du Boulay, James Du Boulay, Woodforde George Du Boulay, Edward Harrison Solly, Arthur Isaac Solly, Elizabeth Solly, Sybella Du Boulay, Henry Houssemayne Du Boulay, Arthur Houssemayne Du Boulay, Bertha Dalbrac Du Boulay, John du Boulay Blennerhasset, Marianne Blennerhassett, William Blennerhassett, Arthur Blennerhassett, James Cazenove and Philip Cazenove. Provincial solicitor employed in Dorset |
| Note: | Details have been added from C 32/20, which also gives information about further process. |
| Date: | 1849 |
| Held by: | The National Archives, Kew |
| Legal status: | Public Record(s) |
| Closure status: | Open Document, Open Description |
| Restrictions on use: | 3 working days notice to produce |
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