Copy of a petition to the House of Lords from Eliz. Glover, Joseph Batten and others, praying for the selling (on behalf of Joseph Batten, jun., an infant) of a fifth part of the manor, prebend, and parsonage of Gillingham, Dorset, to John Fullerton, esq., and the vesting a fifth part of an estate at Downton, Wilts, in trustees; with an order of the House, referring the petition to the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and to Sir J. Comyns, to hear and report thereon
MS. Rawl. C. 441, fols. 94, 92
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Title
Copy of a petition to the House of Lords from Eliz. Glover, Joseph Batten and others, praying for the selling (on behalf of Joseph Batten, jun., an infant) of a fifth part of the manor, prebend, and parsonage of Gillingham, Dorset, to John Fullerton, esq., and the vesting a fifth part of an estate at Downton, Wilts, in trustees; with an order of the House, referring the petition to the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and to Sir J. Comyns, to hear and report thereon
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MS. Rawl. C. 441, fols. 94, 92
Date
13 Feb 1737
Language
English
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1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson C: History, Theology
Legal collections of Sir John Comyns, knt., Chief Baron of the Exchequer
Copy of a petition to the House of Lords from Eliz. Glover, Joseph Batten and others, praying for the selling (on behalf of Joseph Batten, jun., an infant) of a fifth part of the manor, prebend, and parsonage of Gillingham, Dorset, to John Fullerton, esq., and the vesting a fifth part of an estate at Downton, Wilts, in trustees; with an order of the House, referring the petition to the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and to Sir J. Comyns, to hear and report thereon
