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CLA/040/01/001 Roll of Pleas held before the Itinerant Justices 1244 - 6 at the Tower (Iter Roll) Pleas at the Tower in the 28th & 30th years of Henry III Former reference: AA
CLA/040/01/002 Roll of Pleas held before the Itinerant Justices 1276 at the Tower (Iter Roll) Fines and amencements at the Iter of 4 Edward I Former reference: BB
CLA/040/01/003 Transcript with index of Roll of Pleas held 1244 - 6 before the Itinerant Justices at the Tower (Iter Roll) By Miss H.M.Chew. 1 volume
CLA/040/01/004 Iter Roll: Negative Photostats of British 1276 Museume Additional Charter 5153 Being 20 membranes, recto + verso, of pleas before the Itinerant Justices at the Tower, 4 Edward I 1 bdle
CLA/040/01/005 A copy of Dr. Weinbaum's annotated transcript nd of British Museum. Additional Charter 5153 (Received from the Hon. Editor of the London Record Society 1979) 1 bdle
CLA/040/01/006 Photostats of Eyre Roll of Common Pleas 1320 - 1321 heard before Itinerant Justices at the Tower, (Iter Roll) Eyre Roll, 14 Edward II. Menus. 1-65 only on 248 sheets N.B. menus.66-83 contain appointments of attorneys 1 bdle Former reference: [P.R.O.ref.J.I.1/546] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/01/007 M.S.Calendar of Eyre Roll of Common Pleas 1320 - 1321 heard before Itinerant Justices at the Tower, by Dr.H.M.Chew (English; 113 fos. Includes Index of [Personal] Names, & of Places but subjects are not indexed.) From Eyre Roll, 14 Edward II (former ref PRO J.I.1/546) [Ship index to trades mentioned on original S.I. card was not found at 206 c in Nov 1985. Original S.I card referred to P.R.O.J.1/546 as 'Assize Roll' but 'Eyre Roll is used by H.M.Cam in The Eyre of London 14 Edward II, 1321 (Vol. I p. xii) 1 bdle
CLA/040/01/008 Photostats of Eyre Roll of Pleas of the Crown 1320 - 1321 heard before Itinerant Justices at the Tower, (Iter Roll) 1 bdle Former reference: [P.R.O.ref.J.I.1/547A]
CLA/040/01/009 M.S.Calendar of Eyre Roll of Pleas of the 1320 - 1321 Crown heard before Itinerant Justices at the Tower, Dr.H.M.Chew (English 220 fos.Includes of Persons and Places) [Ship indexes to trades and to subjects (part only) mentioned on original S.I. card were not found at 206c in Nov. 1985. Original card referred to P.R.O.J.I.1/547A 'Assize Roll' but 'Eyre Roll' is used by H.M.Cam in The Eyre of London 14 Edward II, 1321 (Vol. p.xii) 1 bdle
CLA/040/01/010 Rough ship indexes to Eyre Rolls, 14 Edward II c. 1321 Indexes relate to Eyre Roll of Common Please (CLA/040/01/006 - Former reference PRO J.I.1/546) and Eyre Roll of Pleas of the Crown (CLA/040/01/008 - Former Reference PRO J.I.1/547A) These ship indexes appear to be only for names and places (arranged in small alphabetical groups for each roll) and were presumably used to compile the nominal indexes included in Dr. P.M. Chew's M.S. Calendars of these rolls. - see CLA/040/01/007. These indexes were listed separately from ship indexes to trades etc. which were not found at 206 C in Nov 1985. 1 box LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/01/011 "Itinerant Justices in English History" by R.B. 1965 Pugh. The Harte Memorial Lecture in Local History delivered at the University of Exeter, 14 May 1965. (Univ. of Exeter, 1967). Former reference: PD.92.13
CLA/040/01/012 Escheat in the City: Cecilia Lucy Stolleny Decd. 1926 - 1927 (1) Copy Commission, 23rd Dec. 1926 (2) Copy Inquisition, 14th June 1927 (3) Notes of proceedings, 14th June 1927. Former reference: Misc.Ms.42.1
CLA/040/01/013 "The Office of Escheaton in the City of London 1943 during the Middle Ages", by Helena M. Chew In The English Historical Review. July 1943. Former reference: PD.53.17
CLA/040/01/014 Escheat Rolls c. 1340 - 1377 The records of Inquests held by the Mayor as Escheator Former reference: EE
CLA/040/01/015 Escheat Rolls c. 1340 - 1377 The records of Inquests held by the Mayor as Escheator Former reference: GG
CLA/040/01/016 Escheat Rolls 1388 - 1389 The records of Inquests held by the Mayor as Escheator Former reference: HH
CLA/040/01/017 Calendar and indexes to Escheat Rolls of 1340 1340 - 1389 -1389, by Dr. Chew Indexes cover subjects and names 1 volume
CLA/040/01/018 Letter of Attorney from Sir Wm Peake, Lord 17th Mar 1667 Mayor to John Robotham, to execute his office of Eschaetor of the City. Former reference: Misc.Ms.3.35 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/01/039 Calendar by Helena Chew to Rolls of Assizes 1340 - 1591 of Novel Disseisin, Fresh Force & Mort d'Ancestor held before the Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London at various dates between 1340 and 1591 Relates to Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE and 1-15 [formerly Mort d'Ancestor and Fresh Force Rolls respectively]. Introduction xii. Calendar 174 pp; indexed to persons, places & subjects. 1 volume
CLA/040/01/040 London Possessory Assizes, A Calendar edited 1340 - 1591 by Helena Chew, with index. (London Record Society Vol. 1, 1965). Covers mainly Possessory Assizes Rolls AA -EE but also includes 'Roll FF' reconstituted from Possessory Assizes Rolls 1-12 and other sources etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/01/041 Role of Inquisitions post-mortem 1619 - 1620 Inquisitions post mortem of the following: Mem. 1. Henry GUY(E) John HODGES 1d. Richard GARDINER, clerk 2. John READE 3d. Edward PEIRSON, gent. John ENGLISH, junior 4. William NOTTINGHAM, cit. & woodmonger William BURG'S 4d. Hugh RYMILL Elizabeth WOOTTON, widow. 5. James HODGSON 6d. Thomas MOORE, late of London, plumber 7. Richard OSMOTHERLAW 7d. George HOLMAN, junior 8. John HYDE 9. Adrian MOORE Clement WEBSTER 9b. John HIGHLORD 10. Nicholas HOLBEAM cit. & saddler John DUN, esq. 10d. John BAKER Richard DICKENSON cit. & Skimmer 11. Robert THURSTON cit. & Salter Edward THURSTON cit. & Salter 11d. TEDDERUS ROBERTS cit. & vintner. Christopher COWLYN, cit. & cook William JORDEN 12. Thomas BALDWYN 12d. Robert PEACOCKE late of London, grocer 13. Robert WHEATLYE Hugh SEXEY 13d. William HARRISON 14 Edward SPRINGE John HOLLINGSHEAD 14d. Marcus BERRY William PACKINGTON gent. 15. John ROGERS James RANDOLFE 15d. William MASSEY 16 George PETT gent. John SAUNDERS cit. & draper 16d. Richard HUISH Esq. 17. Daniel BURRELL gent. 17d. George PEASE Giles DUNCOMBE, cit. & leatherseller 18. William ROBBINSON 18d. Edward COXE, cit. & clothworker 19. Nathaniel WADE 19d. Thomas FORMAN Mary PENDLEBURY 20. Dame Anne EGERTON, widow. 20d. Reginald HUGHES, gent. 21. Richard SCARLETT cit. & painter-stainer Ralph SHURLAND 21d. John LAWNDE, clerk 22d. Henry CLETHEROWE, Alexander ASHURST 23. Nicholas FERRAR David POWELL 23d. Robert WARDEN cit. & poulter 24. Martin ARCHDALE cit. & grocer. Former reference: Miscellaneous Rolls LL LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/01/042 File of writs of capias directed principally to the 1805 - 21 Sheriff of Middlesex, but some to the Sheriffs of Essex, London, Kent and Surrey on notification from the Sheriff of Middlesex that the persons concerned were not in his bailiwick, to take certain named persons and compel their appearance at the Court of King's Bench in actions mainly of trespass 1 box
CLA/040/01/043 Extracts of Proceedings in the Kings Bench in 1717 case to be heard at the Guildhall before the Chief Justice on a nisi prices, on policies of assurance for merchandise lost in Mar. 1716 on the ship "Happy", master James Robins, in a voyage between Barbadoes and Boston, New England Silvanus Grove v Henry Herring Silvanus Grove v. John Radburne Sarah Bligh v. William Hayton Sarah Bligh v. George Nelthorpe Sarah Bligh v. William Dunch By Randolph Stracey, their attorney 3 Geo I. Easter & Trinity terms (Good example of Kings Bench Script) Former reference: Misc.Ms.15.23
CLA/040/01/044 Papers, mainly correspondence between 1716 - 7 Robert Hewer and Silvanus Groves about the loss of the ship "Happy" [number not used. This item recoded as COL/SJ/08/013] Former reference: Misc.Ms.7.12
CLA/040/01/045 Kings Bench: Extracts of proceedings 1680 - 1681; John Kinaston v. James Longbotham (Mutilated 1721 - 1722 ) 1680-1681 Georgehudlan, Chamberlain v. Daniel Martines 1721 - 1722 Former reference: Misc.Ms. 20.8 CIVIC COURTS
CLA/040/02/001 Assizes of Nuisance - Pleas of Nuisance: 1301 - 1356 Miscellaneous Roll Rolls include Viewers' certificates [info. J. Loengard, July 1983] Former reference: Misc. Roll DD LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/02/002 Assizes of Nuisance - Pleas of Nuisance: 1356 - 1378 Miscellaneous Roll Rolls include Viewers' certificates [info. J. Loengard, July 1983] Former reference: Misc. Roll FF
CLA/040/02/003 Assizes of Nuisance - Pleas of Nuisance: 1378 - 1431 Miscellaneous Roll Rolls include Viewers' certificates [info. J. Loengard, July 1983] Former reference: Misc. Roll II
CLA/040/02/004 Calendar to the Rolls of Assize of Nuisance 1301 - 1427 Index to persons and places. Index to subjects. 1 volume
CLA/040/02/005 Fire in Southwark 1676, 26th May 1676 - 7 Bills for expenses at the fire, an order regarding the distribution of collections for Southwark (Feb. 1676/7, presumably in connection with the fire), and a decree of the Court of Judicature for Southwark in the case William Eyre, Bailiff of Southwark .v. The Mayor & Commonalty regarding the rebuilding of Southwark Compter. Former reference: Misc.Ms. 165.4
CLA/040/02/006 Court of Judicature: Southwark Fire Decrees 8 Jun - 17 Jul The Court of Judicature was set up following a 1677 fire in Southwark 1 vol; indexed
CLA/040/02/007 Fire in Southwark, 1689: Names of Sufferers c. 1689 and amount of loss, petitions of same, and other Sessions Papers. Fire in Southwark, 1689: Names of Sufferers and amount of loss, petitions of same, and other Sessions Papers. Former reference: Southwark Box 11 No 4
CLA/040/02/008 Duties of the Prothonotary of the Court of ND c 1824 Record in the Borough of Southwark. Former reference: Misc.Ms.55.9 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/02/009 Report to Common Council by Secondaries and 29 Jul 1850 City Courts Committee, concerning office of Prothonotary of Southwark Borough Court Former reference: Reports on Officers vol.2
CLA/040/02/010 'The stile of the Borough Court in Southwark' undated Precedents. 25 pages Former reference: Southwark Box II No 3
CLA/040/02/011 Southwark Borough Court: Note-book of cases 25 Jun 1753 - Former reference: Misc.Ms. 83.1 16 Dec 1754
CLA/040/02/012 Borough Court of Record, Southwark: Court 1856 - 80 Book (With lists of counsel and attornies at the beginning). Indexed 1 volume Former reference: SCBR 1
CLA/040/02/013 Southwark Borough Court: Appointment by the 1937 Recorder of Walter N. Earle [the Secondary] as Prothonotary of the Court Former reference: Misc.Ms 288.10
CLA/040/02/014 Consolidated County Court Orders and Rules, 1875 with Index.
CLA/040/02/015 County Courts Act, 1955, and correspondence relating thereto 1951-1955, and papers & the duties of the Registrar of the mayor's Court 1945-1947 one file Former reference: Misc.Ms 277.10
CLA/040/02/016 Observations on County Courts and Local 1868 Municipal Courts as courts for the recovery of small debts, by Woodthorpe Brandon 31 pages Former reference: PD.46.11 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT: REGISTERS OF FELONS' GOODS
CLA/040/03/001 Rough Register Oct 1849 - Middlesex 1850 Sep Loose papers Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/002 Rough Register Oct 1849 - London 1850 Feb Loose papers Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/2
CLA/040/03/003 Rough Register Oct 1849 - Westminster 1851 Aug Loose papers Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/3
CLA/040/03/004 Rough Register Oct 1849 - London and Middlesex 1851 Mar Volume no covers Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/4
CLA/040/03/005 Rough Register Sep 1850 - Middlesex (Hicks Hall only) 1850 Oct Extract Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/5
CLA/040/03/006 Rough Register Sep 1850 - Middlesex 1851 Oct Volume and loose papers Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/6
CLA/040/03/007 Rough Register Sep 1850 - London 1851 Sep Extract Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/7
CLA/040/03/008 Rough Register Oct 1850 London and Middlesex Extract Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/8
CLA/040/03/009 Rough Register Feb 1851 - London 1852 Feb Pages from volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/9
CLA/040/03/010 Rough Register Sep 1851 - Middlesex 1852 Apr Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/10 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/011 Rough Register Oct 1851 - London 1852 Nov Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/11
CLA/040/03/012 Rough Register Apr 1852 - Middlesex 1852 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/12
CLA/040/03/013 Rough Register Oct 1852 - Middlesex 1853 Oct Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/13
CLA/040/03/014 Rough Register Oct 1852 - London 1853 Dec Volume no covers Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/14
CLA/040/03/015 Rough Register Feb 1853 - Essex 1854 Feb Extracts Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/15
CLA/040/03/016 Rough Register Oct 1855 - Middlesex 1856 Sep Cover only Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/16
CLA/040/03/017 Rough Register Oct 1855 - London 1856 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/17
CLA/040/03/018 Rough Register Apr 1856 - Essex 1856 Nov Extract Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/18
CLA/040/03/019 Rough Register Oct 1856 - Middlesex 1857 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/19 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/020 Rough Register Oct 1856 - London 1857 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/20
CLA/040/03/021 Rough Register Jan 1857 - Westminster, Essex, Kent and Surrey 1869 Nov Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/21
CLA/040/03/022 Rough Register Oct 1857 - Middlesex 1858 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/22
CLA/040/03/023 Rough Register Oct 1857 - London 1858 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/23
CLA/040/03/024 Rough Register Oct 1859 - London and Middlesex 1860 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/24
CLA/040/03/025 Rough Register Oct 1860 - London and Middlesex 1861 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/25
CLA/040/03/026 Rough Register Oct 1861 - London and Middlesex 1862 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/26
CLA/040/03/027 Rough Register Oct 1862 - London and Middlesex 1863 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/27
CLA/040/03/028 Rough Register Oct 1863 - Middlesex (House of Detention) 1866 Jul Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/28 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/029 Rough Register Oct 1863 - London and Middlesex 1864 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/029
CLA/040/03/030 Rough Register Mar 1864 - Kent 1865 Jan Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/30
CLA/040/03/031 Rough Register Oct 1864 - London and Middlesex 1865 Oct Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/31
CLA/040/03/032 Rough Register Oct 1865 - London and Middlesex 1866 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/32
CLA/040/03/033 Rough Register Aug 1866 - Middlesex (House of Detention) 1867 Aug Loose papers Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/33
CLA/040/03/034 Rough Register Oct 1866 - London and Middlesex 1867 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/34
CLA/040/03/035 Rough Register Oct 1867 - London and Middlesex 1868 Apr Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/35
CLA/040/03/036 Rough Register Oct 1868 - London and Middlesex 1869 Sep Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/36
CLA/040/03/037 Rough Register Oct 1869 - London and Middlesex 1870 Jun Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/37 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 13 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/038 Rough Register 1869 - 1870 Essex, Kent, Surrey and Middlesex (House of Detention) Volume Former reference: CCC/RFG/1/38
CLA/040/03/039 Letter from J. Lee, 9 Hillmarton Road, N. to her nd brother Henry respecting goods left by a deceased old lady Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/004 Former reference: CCC/RFG/3/1
CLA/040/03/040 Blank forms of grand jury presentments nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/004 2 copies Former reference: CCC/RFG/3/2
CLA/040/03/041 Blank forms of bail certificates 181[?] Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/004 4 copies Former reference: CCC/RFG/3/3
CLA/040/03/042 Receipts for the property of Job Rolf 8 Jan 1851 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/006 and nd Convicted 7 Apr 1851 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/4/1
CLA/040/03/043 Receipt for the property of William Reeves nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/006 Convicted 10 July 1851 Former reference: CCC/RFG/4/2
CLA/040/03/044 Middlesex cash book (felons' goods) Sep 1850 - Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/006 1851 Aug Former reference: CCC/RFG/4/3
CLA/040/03/045 Westminster cash book (felons' goods) Oct 1850 - Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/006 1851 Jan Former reference: CCC/RFG/4/4
CLA/040/03/046 Draft list of felons' goods 1850 - 1851 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/006 (c. 30 names) Former reference: CCC/RFG/4/5 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/047 Rough draft of cash received and expended no date Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/006 Former reference: CCC/RFG/4/6
CLA/040/03/048 Blank form of grand jury presentment nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/006 Former reference: CCC/RFG/4/7
CLA/040/03/049 Correspondence about the goods and reports Apr 1852 on the case of John Joseph Bowe Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/011 Convicted 10 Apr 1850 5 items in an envelope Former reference: CCC/RFG/5/1
CLA/040/03/050 Petition for the return of goods forfeited by Dec 1852 William Long Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/011 Convicted 17 Dec 1851 (London case 27) 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/5/2
CLA/040/03/051 Discharge certificate of William Johnson from 14 Feb 1853 City Prison, Holloway Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/011 Convicted 16 Aug 1852 (London case 86) Former reference: CCC/RFG/5/3
CLA/040/03/052 Petition for the return of goods forfeited by May 1852 William Eardley Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/011 Convicted 24 Nov 1851 (London case 12) Former reference: CCC/RFG/5/4
CLA/040/03/053 Account for expenses incurred in providing 1851 luncheon to judges and jury, Oct sessions Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/011 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/5/5
CLA/040/03/054 Petition for return of goods forfeited by William Dec 1852 Maynard Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/011 Convicted 23 Sep 1852 (London case 101) Former reference: CCC/RFG/5/6 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/055 Petition for return of goods forfeited by Gervase Jul 1853 Boot Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/011 Convicted 4 Feb 1852 (London case 41) 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/5/7
CLA/040/03/056 Letter from James Millard, Cordwainers' Hall to 26 Nov 1852 Mr. Hoard asking for a list of property in Mr. Hoard's custody in envelope Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/011 Former reference: CCC/RFG/5/8
CLA/040/03/057 Report on Elizabeth Weaver Aug 1852 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/013 Convicted 25 Aug 1852 (Middlesex case 401) Former reference: CCC/RFG/6/1
CLA/040/03/058 Memorandum respecting settlement of Aug 1851 Westminster account Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/013 Former reference: CCC/RFG/6/2
CLA/040/03/059 Rough accounts no date Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/013 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/6/3
CLA/040/03/060 Labels from case papers Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/013 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/6/4
CLA/040/03/061 Letter from William John Bird, 12 Longeton, 20 May 1853 [London?] to Mr Hoard concerning a book stolen from him Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/014 Former reference: CCC/RFG/7/1
CLA/040/03/062 List of Middlesex cases not entered in accounts Oct 1849 - Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/014 1850 Oct Former reference: CCC/RFG/7/2
CLA/040/03/063 Inventory of goods taken from Ann Padfield nd prior to her execution Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/014 Former reference: CCC/RFG/7/3 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 16 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/064 Letter from Mr Barchells, Sheriff of Middlesex's 9 Sep 1850 office concerning the handling of felons' goods Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/014 Former reference: CCC/RFG/7/4
CLA/040/03/065 Receipt for items found on George Chapman 29 Nov 1853 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/014 Convicted 14 May 1853 (London case 80) Former reference: CCC/RFG/7/5
CLA/040/03/066 Details of punishment of prisoners George no date Terry and Charles Hill Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/014 Former reference: CCC/RFG/7/6
CLA/040/03/067 Rough accounts nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/014 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/7/7
CLA/040/03/068 Labels from case papers nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/014 11 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/7/8
CLA/040/03/069 Letter from [signature illegible] to the 29 May 1854 Undersheriff respecting unidentified petition with envelope Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/014 Former reference: CCC/RFG/7/9
CLA/040/03/070 Petition for return of goods forfeited by Morris 25 Mar 1856 Nash Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/017 Convicted 28 Nov 1855 (London case 19) Former reference: CCC/RFG/8/1
CLA/040/03/071 Tally of jewelry, etc no date Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/017 Former reference: CCC/RFG/8/2
CLA/040/03/072 Rough list of felons' goods no date Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/017 Former reference: CCC/RFG/8/3 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/073 Letters on administrative matters 1856 - 1857 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/019 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/9/1
CLA/040/03/074 Report of John Hoard on John Smith and 20 Feb 1858 Geoffrey Grayton Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/019 Convicted 19 June 1857 (Middlesex case 275) Former reference: CCC/RFG/9/2
CLA/040/03/075 Inventory of the goods of Thomas Clark 1 Nov 1856 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/019 Convicted 1 Nov 1856 (Middlesex case 33) Former reference: CCC/RFG/9/3
CLA/040/03/076 Labels from case papers nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/019 5 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/9/4
CLA/040/03/077 Rough workings nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/019 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/9/5
CLA/040/03/078 L.N.W.R. receipt and covering note respecting Oct 1857 expenses incurred by police in forwarding goods Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/020 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/10/1
CLA/040/03/079 Letters from Palmer, Palmer and Bull, [24] 15 Apr 1859 Bedford Row to Mr Hoard requesting felons' 16 Apr 1860 goods for Kent cases to be forwarded 19 Jun 1869 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/021 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/11/1
CLA/040/03/080 Palmer, Palmer and Bull's receipts to Mr Hoard 4 Apr 1852 18 for Kent felons' goods forwarded Apr 1859, 29 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/021 May 1862, 27 4 items May 1864 Former reference: CCC/RFG/11/2 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 18 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/081 Letter from prosecutor George Austr[ey?] to the 25 Sep 1862 Sheriff of Kent for return of stolen watch found in the possession of Emma Sophia Shephard Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/021 Convicted 24 Sep 1862 (Kent case 421) Former reference: CCC/RFG/11/3
CLA/040/03/082 Inventory of goods taken from R. Zimmerman 9 May 1861 and Leopold Tranemann Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/021 Convicted 9 May 1861 (Surrey case 201) Former reference: CCC/RFG/11/4
CLA/040/03/083 Petition for the return of goods of Joseph 23 Sep 1863 Garbit, convicted bigamist Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/021 Convicted 1863 (Surrey case) Former reference: CCC/RFG/11/5
CLA/040/03/084A Petition for the return of a boat forfeited by 10 Jan 1868 Edward Freshwater, convicted river thief Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/021 Convicted Nov 1867 (Kent case 147) Former reference: CCC/RFG/11/6
CLA/040/03/084B Rough workings nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/021 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/11/7
CLA/040/03/085 Petition for return of goods, receipted, of James 16 Feb 1859 Gorman Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/023 Convicted 17 Aug 1858 (London case 152) Former reference: CCC/RFG/12/1
CLA/040/03/086 Letter on administrative matter 29 Jan 1851 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/024 Former reference: CCC/RFG/13/1
CLA/040/03/087 Authorisation of payment to Catherine Nerspak 28 Jul 1860 of 2s. 11d. Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/024 Former reference: CCC/RFG/13/2 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 19 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/088 Application by the Catherine wife of Joshua 8 May 1850 Simmonds for the return of good, with statement of circumstances Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/024 Convicted July 1849 Former reference: CCC/RFG/13/3
CLA/040/03/089 Petition for the return of money forfeited by 8 Feb 1851 Thomas Edwards Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/024 Convicted 5 Aug 1850 (London case) Former reference: CCC/RFG/13/4
CLA/040/03/090 Petition for the return of goods forfeited by 29 Sep 1860 Thomas Smith Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/024 Convicted 7 Apr 1860 (Middlesex case 175) Former reference: CCC/RFG/13/5
CLA/040/03/091 Memorandum concerning the goods of Richard 14 Jul 1851 Cook and William Wood Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/024 Former reference: CCC/RFG/13/6
CLA/040/03/092 Discharge certificate from House of Correction, Aug 1863 Cold Bath Fields of Richard Martin with envelope Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 Former reference: CC/RFG/14/1
CLA/040/03/093 Copy of account of Mr.Phene "upholsterer to Jan - Mar 1861 the Corporation Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 Former reference: CC/RFG/14/2
CLA/040/03/094 Photograph of boy, marked "[Roger or Reg[inal nd ]d Brown, B3" Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 Former reference: CC/RFG/14/3
CLA/040/03/095 Treasury order for return of goods to Bridget 4 Jul 1862 Hoolsham Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 Convicted 23 Sep 1861 (Middlesex case 294) Former reference: CC/RFG/14/4 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 20 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/096 List of London goods forwarded to the 28 Nov 1861 Undersheriff Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 Former reference: CC/RFG/14/5
CLA/040/03/097 Letter from the Undersheriff to Mr Hoard 27 Aug 1862 concerning the handling of monies from London felons Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 Former reference: CC/RFG/14/6
CLA/040/03/098 Letter from auctioneers Robins and Priest, Jun 1861 Upper St Martin's Lane, W.C. regarding sale of goods Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 Former reference: CC/RFG/14/7
CLA/040/03/099 Police report. Hamburg, concerning John 3 Oct 1882 Novitzky ger Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 2 items Former reference: CC/RFG/14/8
CLA/040/03/100 Petition for return of goods forfeited by 3 Mar 1863 Elizabeth Smart Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 Convicted 22 Aug 1861 (London case 114) 2 items Former reference: CC/RFG/14/9
CLA/040/03/101 Various receipts, rough workings and nd memoranda Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/025 10 items Former reference: CC/RFG/14/10
CLA/040/03/102 Letters from Thomas F. Kinnear, 6 Surrey 5 and 29 Sep Street, Strand, to Mr Hoard, concerning the 1863 payment of bills Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/026 2 items Former reference: CC/RFG/15/1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 21 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/103 Correspondence concerning the return of 1863 goods to Mary Ann Brooks, including discharge certificate from House of Correction, Westminster, treasury orders and inventory Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/026 Convicted 3 Nov 1862 (Middlesex case 437) 7 items Former reference: CC/RFG/15/2
CLA/040/03/104 Discharge certificate from House of Correction, Aug 1863 Cold Bath Fields, and case report of Joseph Still Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/026 Convicted 23 Aug 1862 (Middlesex case 393) 2 items Former reference: CC/RFG/15/3
CLA/040/03/105 Inventory of property forfeited by Frederick nd White Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/026 Convicted 11 Apr 1862 (Middlesex case 267) Former reference: CC/RFG/15/4
CLA/040/03/106/A Memorandum of account paid Jan 1862 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/026 Former reference: CC/RFG/15/5
CLA/040/03/106/B Rough workings nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/026 Former reference: CC/RFG/15/6
CLA/040/03/107 Calling card of Eugene A. Cuffe nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/1
CLA/040/03/108 Bills for jury luncheons 1851 1863 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 3 items Former reference: CC/RFG/16/2
CLA/040/03/109 Clothing tickets in envelope marked "per D 1860 - 1862 Division Bag, Serjeant White...Marylebone Lane Station" Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 3 items Former reference: CC/RFG/16/3 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 22 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/110 Receipt for clothing returned to Andrew Gifford 18 Oct 1864 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/4
CLA/040/03/111 Letter from the acting Undersheriff of Essex to 22 Jan 1864 Mr Hoard on administrative matter Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/5
CLA/040/03/112 2 discharge certificates from House of 2 and 3 Aug Correction, Cold Bath Fields of Matthew 1865 Middleton with receipt for goods returned Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Convicted 21 Aug 1863 (Middlesex case 357) 3 items Former reference: CC/RFG/16/6
CLA/040/03/113 Blank blue receipt form (Middlesex) nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/7
CLA/040/03/114 Inventory of goods forfeited by James 17 Apr 1863 Houghton Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Convicted 11 Apr 1863 (Middlesex case 320) Former reference: CC/RFG/16/8
CLA/040/03/115 Letter from George A. Hamilton, Treasury 21 Jan 1864 Chambers to the Sheriff of Essex concerning Treasury order for return of goods to Thomas, husband of Elizabeth Theobald Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/9
CLA/040/03/116 List of property taken from female prisoners at May - Nov the House of Detention, Middlesex 1863 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/10
CLA/040/03/117 Petition for return of goods forfeited by Francis 5 Apr 1864 Wells, postmarked Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Convicted 31 Oct 1862 (Middlesex case 43) Former reference: CC/RFG/16/11 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 23 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/118 Copy letter concerning watch forfeited by 23 Sep 1864 Nicholas Joyce Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Convicted 16 July 1863 (Middlesex case 494) Former reference: CC/RFG/16/12
CLA/040/03/119 Mr. Hoard's account with Messrs Robins 12 Jul 1858 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/13
CLA/040/03/120 Letter from H. Collins to Mr Perry giving a no date personal account of his or her crime Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/14
CLA/040/03/121 Memorandum of goods in "property room" Oct 1849 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/15
CLA/040/03/122 Copy of letter from Undersheriff, Cordwainers' 16 Jul 1859 Hall to Trustees of the Poplar Savings Bank, requesting money from the account of Bridget Driscoll Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/16
CLA/040/03/123 Letter from E[mma] Gibbons, Bough Beech Oct 1864 Villa, Edenbridge, Kent, to unknown person [probably Mr E J. Read, Sessions House, Old Bailey], respecting die future prospects of [her son?] Charles Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/17
CLA/040/03/124 Envelope addressed to Isabella Hales, 4 23 and 24 Jul Roberts Buildings, Flash Lane, Pimlico, marked 1857 "Treasury, stamped "E.E. Trevelyan" and postmarked Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 Former reference: CC/RFG/16/18
CLA/040/03/125 Various memoranda, rough workings nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/027 6 items Former reference: CC/RFG/16/19 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 24 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/126 Petition for the return of property forfeited by 17 Oct 1866 George Brown Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/028 Convicted 18 June 1866 (Middlesex, House of Detention) Former reference: CC/RFG/17/1
CLA/040/03/127 Petition for the return of goods forfeited by 6 Jul 1864 Samuel Candland Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/028 Convicted 28 June 1864 (Middlesex, House of Detention) Former reference: CC/RFG/17/2
CLA/040/03/128 Discharge certificate from House of Correction, 3 and 22 Jan Cold Bath Fields and petition for the return of 1865 goods forfeited by George Wendebank Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/028 Convicted 4 July 1864 (Middlesex, House of Detention) Former reference: CC/RFG/17/3
CLA/040/03/129 Discharge certificate, from House of Correction, 5, 7 and 13 Cold Bath Fields, petition for the return of, and Apr 1865 receipt for, goods forfeited by James Ife Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/028 Convicted 6 Mar 1865 (Middlesex, House of Detention) 3 items Former reference: CC/RFG/17/4
CLA/040/03/130 Petition for the return of goods forfeited by 16 May 1866 Charles Bowman and William Davis by mistake Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/028 Convicted 4 May 1866 (Middlesex, House of Detention) Former reference: CC/RFG/17/5
CLA/040/03/131 Discharge certificate from House of Correction, 21 Jul 1866 Cold Bath Fields and receipt for returned goods of Theodore Kaladzi Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/028 3 items Former reference: CC/RFG/17/6 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 25 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/132 Letter from Ellen Coleman, House of 14 Mar 1864 Correction, Tothill Fields, Westminster to her sister Mary Coleman, 5 Edwards Place, Crawford Street, Marylebone, requesting that she retrieve forfeited goods on her behalf, (penny red postage stamp and postmarks) Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Convicted 10 Feb 1864 (Middlesex, case 147) Former reference: CC/RFG/18/1
CLA/040/03/133 Inventory and petition for the return of goods 30 Mar 1864 forfeited by Alfred Benton with reports and and nd discharge certificate Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Convicted 3 Nov 1863 (Middlesex case 30) 4 items Former reference: CC/RFG/18/2
CLA/040/03/134 Blank receipt form for felons' goods: Central nd Criminal Court Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Former reference: CC/RFG/18/3
CLA/040/03/135 Prospectus for Fourth City Mutual Benefit nd Building and Investment Society, 29 Poultry, London, E.C. Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Former reference: CC/RFG/18/4
CLA/040/03/136 Letter from Thomas F. Kinnear, 6 Surrey Street, 30 May 1865 Strand to Mr Hoard enclosing a list of watches taken from prisoners Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 2 items Former reference: CC/RFG/18/5
CLA/040/03/137 Letters from Frederick Hunter, 29 Argyle May 1865 Square to Mr Hoard and the Sheriffs of London concerning petition for return of his goods Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Convicted 24 Oct 1864 2 items Former reference: CC/RFG/18/6 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 26 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/138 Petition for the return of goods of Thomas nd Becks, in envelope marked "supposed to be Minnie Wilson" Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Former reference: CC/RFG/18/7
CLA/040/03/139 Letter from the Undersheriff requesting Mr nd Hoard to return the goods of Julia Donnant Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Former reference: CC/RFG/18/8
CLA/040/03/140 Letter from an ex-Sheriff to Mr Hoard 18 Feb 1867 concerning the settlement of the account at the end of his Shrievalty Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Former reference: CC/RFG/18/9
CLA/040/03/141 Memorandum from the Undersheriff enquiring nd into the case of Charles Sinclair Cox, a Middlesex case Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Former reference: CC/RFG/18/10
CLA/040/03/142 Letter from Emma [J. Gooster?] of Stanstead, 27 May 1864 near Emsworth [?] to Mr Hoard respecting Mrs. Cole's visit to him Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Former reference: CC/RFG/18/11
CLA/040/03/143 John Hoard's receipt for the goods of Charlotte 19 Sep 1864 White Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 Middlesex case 466 Former reference: CC/RFG/18/12
CLA/040/03/144 Rough workings, accounts and memoranda mostly no date Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/029 12 items Former reference: CC/RFG/18/13
CLA/040/03/145 Discharge certificate from House of Correction, 31 Oct 1865 Cold Bath Fields and petition for the return of goods forfeited by Henry Scholze Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/030 Convicted 7 May 1865 2 items Former reference: CC/RFG/19/1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 27 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/146 Discharge certificate from House of Correction, 29 Aug 1866 Cold Bath Fields and petition for the return of and nd goods forfeited by William Wallace Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/030 Convicted May 1866 2 items Former reference: CC/RFG/19/2
CLA/040/03/147 List of prisoners committed to the House of 6 May 1867 Correction, Westminster, whose money was forfeited to the Sheriff of Middlesex Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/030 Former reference: CC/RFG/19/3
CLA/040/03/148 Petition for the return of goods forfeited by 13 Jan 1864 George Wyman Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/034 Convicted 2 Dec 1862 (Essex case 96) in 2 pieces Former reference: CCC/RFG/20/1
CLA/040/03/149 Letter of enquiry from [signature illegible], 13A 3 Jan 1868 Gresham Street West, London E.C. concerning the goods of David Myers Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/034 Former reference: CCC/RFG/20/2
CLA/040/03/150 Letter from Thomas F. Kinnear, 6 Surrey Street, 11 Nov 1867 Strand, concerning the goods of Ellen Casey Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/034 Former reference: CCC/RFG/20/3
CLA/040/03/151 Inventory of goods belonging to "Wright and 26 Nov 1866 others", auctioned Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/034 Former reference: CCC/RFG/20/4
CLA/040/03/152 Letters from Chadwick and Son, 35A St 21 Jun 16 Sep Martin's Lane, Charing Cross to Mr Hoard 1867 17 Mar concerning the sale of felons' goods 1868 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/034 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/20/5 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 28 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/153 Rough inventory of goods taken from John and nd Harriet Chadwick Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/034 Convicted 3 June 1867 (Middlesex case 566) Former reference: CCC/RFG/20/6
CLA/040/03/154 Rough accounts and jottings nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/034 5 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/20/7
CLA/040/03/156 Receipt for papers relating to Regina v. Bennett 15 Feb 1869 Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/035 Former reference: CCC/RFG/21/1
CLA/040/03/157 Letter from the Undersheriff to Mr Hoard 20 May 1869 requesting a report on the Leverett case Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/035 Former reference: CCC/RFG/21/2
CLA/040/03/158 Petition for the return of goods forfeited by 13 Oct 1870 William Bowman, City Prison, Holloway, written (postmarks) on the reverse of a letter to his wife and father, 23 Price's Street, Blackfriars Road Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/037 Convicted 12 July 1870 (London case 76) Former reference: CCC/RFG/22/1
CLA/040/03/159 Character reference from [signature illegible], 15 Apr 1854 City Prison, Holloway, for Augustus Labaz with envelope (penny red postage stamp and postmark) Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/037 Former reference: CCC/RFG/22/2
CLA/040/03/160 Extract from a report to the Court of Common nd Council of 21 October 1869 regarding the duties of Mr Hoard, Housekeeper of the [Sessions House,] Old Bailey regarding felons' goods Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/037 Former reference: CCC/RFG/22/3
CLA/040/03/161 Fragment of an account nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/037 Former reference: CCC/RFG/22/4 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 29 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/162 Trade card of J.G. Lee "Secret Springer and nd Polisher", 25 Northampton Square, Clerkenwell Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/037 Former reference: CCC/RFG/22/5
CLA/040/03/163 Blank form of a grand jury presentment nd Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/037 Former reference: CCC/RFG/22/6
CLA/040/03/164 Receipt for and inventory of the goods of 28 Oct, 2 Nov Thomas Byworth signed by the Sheriff of 1869 Surrey Formerly enclosed in CLA/040/03/038 Convicted 28 Sep 1869 (Surrey case 40) Former reference: CCC/RFG/23/1
CLA/040/03/165 Fair Register Oct 1853 - The registers appear to have formed part of a 1855 Oct series of fair copies of the rough registers and were kept by the Undersheriff. London Former reference: CCC/RFG/2/1
CLA/040/03/166 Fair Register Oct 1854 - The registers appear to have formed part of a 1855 Sep series of fair copies of the rough registers and were kept by the Undersheriff. Middlesex Former reference: CCC/RFG/2/2
CLA/040/03/167 Fair Register Oct 1856 - The registers appear to have formed part of a 1857 Nov series of fair copies of the rough registers and were kept by the Undersheriff. London and Middlesex Former reference: CCC/RFG/2/3
CLA/040/03/168 Fair Register Oct 1858 - The registers appear to have formed part of a 1859 Sep series of fair copies of the rough registers and were kept by the Undersheriff. London and Middlesex Former reference: CCC/RFG/2/4 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 30 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/169 Auction Catalogue: Properties in Newington 11 Mar 1852 and Southwark by Messrs Rice Auction catalogues for the sale of felons' goods. Annotations in the margins note prices paid for those goods sold on behalf of the Sheriffs. Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/1
CLA/040/03/170 Auction Catalogue: Including unredeemed 5 Apr 1854 pledges and forfeited property by Messrs Robins Auction catalogues for the sale of felons' goods. Annotations in the margins note prices paid for those goods sold on behalf of the Sheriffs. Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/2
CLA/040/03/171 Auction Catalogue: Including unredeemed 7 Apr 1854 pledges and forfeited property by Messrs Robins Auction catalogues for the sale of felons' goods. Annotations in the margins note prices paid for those goods sold on behalf of the Sheriffs. Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/3
CLA/040/03/172 Auction Catalogue: Another copy of the same 7 Apr 1854 Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/4
CLA/040/03/173 Auction Catalogue: Including unredeemed 26 Nov 1856 pledges and forfeited property by Messrs Robins Auction catalogues for the sale of felons' goods. Annotations in the margins note prices paid for those goods sold on behalf of the Sheriffs. Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/5
CLA/040/03/174 Auction Catalogue: Including unredeemed 8 - 9 Jan 1857 pledges and forfeited property by Messrs Robins Auction catalogues for the sale of felons' goods. Annotations in the margins note prices paid for those goods sold on behalf of the Sheriffs. Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/6 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 31 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/175 Auction Catalogue: Including unredeemed 8 Apr 1858 pledges and forfeited property by Messrs Robins Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/7
CLA/040/03/176 Auction Catalogue: Including unredeemed 9 Apr 1858 pledges and forfeited property by Messrs Robins Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/8
CLA/040/03/177 Auction Catalogue: Theatrical costumes and 18 Jun 1858 forfeited property by Messrs Robins Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/9
CLA/040/03/178 Auction Catalogue: Unredeemed pledges and 23 May 1861 clothes by Messrs Robins and Priest Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/10
CLA/040/03/179 Auction Catalogue: Including household 15 May 1863 furniture and felons' goods by Messrs Chadwick and Son Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/11
CLA/040/03/180 Auction Catalogue: Including household 15 Jul 1864 furniture and felons' goods by Messrs Chadwick and Son Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/12
CLA/040/03/181 Auction Catalogue: Including household 17 Mar 1865 furniture and felons' goods by Messrs Chadwick and Son Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/13
CLA/040/03/182 Auction Catalogue: Including household 6 Mar 1868 furniture and felons' goods by Messrs Chadwick and Son Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/14
CLA/040/03/183 Auction Catalogue: Another copy of the same 6 Mar 1868 Former reference: CCC/RFG/24/15 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 32 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/184 Petition for the return of military discharge Mar 1862 certificate forfeited by Thomas Dunmore [or Dunmall] (penny red postage stamp and postmarks) Convicted Dec 1861 Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/1
CLA/040/03/185 Inventory of goods of Annie Williams 31 Oct 1862 Convicted 4 Oct 1862 Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/2
CLA/040/03/186 Letter from the Undersheriff, 5 Basinghall Street 8 Feb 1854 to Mr Hoard about the "amount expended on jurymen", in envelope (penny red postage stamp and postmarks) Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/3
CLA/040/03/187 Inventory of the goods of William Leicester nd Middlesex case 33 Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/4
CLA/040/03/188 List of felons' goods sold at auction nd Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/5
CLA/040/03/189 Receipt for monies forfeited by London and 26 Jul 1859 Middlesex felons Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/6
CLA/040/03/190 Note of the case of George Hughes at the 18 Jun 1857 Westminster Sessions Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/7
CLA/040/03/191 Letter from Mr Buchells, Sheriff of Middlesex's 9 Jun 1857 Office, 24 Red Lion Square, to R. Hoskings concerning a pocket book removed from Albert [Mammod?] Convicted 8 Apr 1850 (Middlesex case) Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/8
CLA/040/03/192 Memoranda respecting the days for holding 1924 Quarter Sessions 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/9 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 33 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/193 Rough accounts and jottings no date 5 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/10
CLA/040/03/194 Pages from an order book for fresh flowers 1932 Former reference: CCC/RFG/25/11
CLA/040/03/195 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: 7 and 14 Jul Letters from John [Mesmaur?] 1 Devonshire 1855 Terrace, High Street, Marylebone to Edward James Read, respecting the proposed surrender [of a lease?] by Mr Bartleet to Mrs Sarah Read 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/1
CLA/040/03/196 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Draft 1855 apprenticeship indenture of Thomas Henry Read of 8 Devon Villas, Buckingham Road, Kingsland, Middlesex, with the consent of his mother, Sarah Read, to William James Gardiner, of Montagu Street, Russell Square, surveyor, for 5 years from 22 Oct 1855 Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/2
CLA/040/03/197 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: 6 Sep 1855 Memorandum of an agreement between Sarah Read of 8 Devon Villas, Buckingham Road, Kingsland, Middlesex, and William Henry Rauchen of 12 Gower Street North, Middlesex, for the latter to lease from the former premises at 27 Holborn Hill for 7, 14 or 21 years at a rent of œ105 p.a. Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/3
CLA/040/03/198 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Draft 28 Aug 1856 lease by Sarah Read of 8 Devon Villas, Buckingham Road, Kingsland, Middlesex, to William Scantlebury of 27 Holborn Bars, tailor of premises at 27 Holborn Bars [sic] for 7 years from 29 Sep 1856 at a rent of œ90 p.a., Sep 1856, with Scantlebury's memorandum of agreement to take the same lease of 27 Holborn Hill [sic] 12 July 1856, and letter from [signature illegible], Warwick Court, Gray's Inn, enclosing an agreement re the same 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/4 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 34 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/199 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: 14 Nov 1856 Memorial of the assignment of a lease by Thomas Tubbs Negus of 18 Fulford Place, Southgate Street, De Beauvoir Town, Kingsland, Middlesex to Sarah Read of 8 Devon Villas, Buckingham Road, De Beauvoir Town, Kingsland, Middlesex, widow of the premises at 18 Fulford Place for the remainder of the term of 71 years, nine months, reciting previous leases, 20 Nov 1856, with letter from [E.J. Read], Sessions House, Old Bailey to Mr Negus re same Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/5
CLA/040/03/200 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 6 Aug 1862 from Anne Ward, 7 Park Terrace, Croydon to Mrs [Caroline?] Read respecting the removal of Kate from her charge due to "illness being caused by over doses of medicine" Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/6
CLA/040/03/201 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Draft Nov 1864 deed of separation of William Read of 2 Heathfield Villas, Ealing, Middlesex and his wife Caroline with covering letter 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/7
CLA/040/03/202 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Will 17 Nov 1864 of William Read of 2 Heathfield Villas, Ealing, 15 Oct 1864, and codicil to same, in torn envelope addressed to Mr Read, [care of] Mr Barnes, Levens, near Milnthorpe, Westmorland 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/8
CLA/040/03/203 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 23 Dec 1864 from George Earl Hill, Stanley Villa, Hammersmith to Ed[ward] J. Read respecting the rent Hill intends to charge for 2 Heathfield Villas on the expiration of Read's brother [William?]'s tenancy Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/9 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 35 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/204 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Draft 24 Dec 1864 and final copy of notice by Edward James Read as agent for William Read to quit 2 Heathfield Villas, Ealing 2 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/10
CLA/040/03/205 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 10 Jan 1865 from James Read, 4 Clifford Street, Bond Street to his uncle respecting the letting of a property [2 Heathfield Villas?] in Ealing, referring to Strudwick and Bussell Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/11
CLA/040/03/206 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 19 Apr 1865 from Charles Strudwick of Ealing [estate agent? ] to [Edward James Read] respecting the letting of [2] Heathfield Villas, 14 Apr 1865, and draft of reply Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/12
CLA/040/03/207 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 15 Nov 1866 from J. Bussell, 4 Clifford Street, Bond Street [to Edward James Read?] asking for an increase in salary now that he is married Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/13
CLA/040/03/208 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: 7 Dec 1864 Memorandum of [ ] Soames on behalf of Charles Soames, of Cole Park, Buntingford respecting a proposed lease to William Read of 4 Clifford Street, Bond Street, for 21 years from Christmas 1865 at a rent of œ200 p.a. Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/14
CLA/040/03/209 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Final 21 Mar and 27 and draft agreement between William Read of 4 May 1865 Clifford Street and Jane Drysdale of 9 China Terrace, Kennington Road, widow for the latter to lease from the former all but the shop and ground floor rooms of 4 Clifford Street for 3 years and 45 days from 8 Feb 1865, at a rent of œ160 p.a., to be sub-let to private families, 31 Jan 1865, with covering letters re same from Soames and Thompson, 33 Great Winchester Street to E.J. Read 4 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/15 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 36 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/210 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 21 Nov 1864 from [?] Barnes, Levens, near Milnthorpe [Westmorland] to Edward [James Read] respecting the forthcoming visit to Barnes of William [Read, Edward's brother] in order to keep William from "stimulants", to which he is addicted Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/16
CLA/040/03/211 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: 18, 21, 26, 28 Letters from William Read, Levens [near Jan 1865 12 Milnthorpe, Westmorland] (last two letters from 14 Apr 1866 Sizeigh Cottage) to Edward [James Read] respecting family matters 6 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/17
CLA/040/03/212 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 16 Nov 1866 from William Read to unknown person stating that he is so unwell, he cannot fully reply to his letter Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/18
CLA/040/03/213 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: 3 Aug 1871, 2 Letters from Wyke Bayliss ((a) and (c)) and his Aug 1877, 22 wife Elise (b), 7 North Road, Clapham Park to Oct 1889 Edward James Read respecting advice given by the latter, and referring to Wyke Bayliss' childhood memories of Read and his wife's kindness 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/19
CLA/040/03/214 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 3 May 1862 from Emma Gibbons, Bough Beech Villa, Edenbridge, Kent to Mr E.J. Read, Sessions House, Old Bailey respecting a will with envelope (penny red postage stamp and postmarks, one from Banbury) Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/20
CLA/040/03/215 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Pre 18 Apr 186[6?] -paid envelope addressed to E.J. Read, postmarked Edenbridge [from the above Emma Gibbons?] Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/21 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 37 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/216 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: 19 Apr 1862 Envelope addressed to Mrs Gibbons, Boughbeech Villa, Edenbridge, Kent; (penny red postage stamp and postmarks, one from Banbury) Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/22
CLA/040/03/217 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: nd Envelope addressed to Mrs Neale, 40 Ockenden Road, Southgate Road, N, n.d. (penny postage stamp of Edward VII, postmarked Finsbury 7 May [year illegible]) [in poor condition] Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/23
CLA/040/03/218 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 19 Oct 1895 from John Perkins of J. Perkins and Son, Cork Merchants, 14 Church Lane, Whitechapel on behalf of his father to Mr Henry S. Read. 13 Amerley Park, S.E. respecting the proposed purchase of a house, with envelope (postage stamp and postmarks, endorsed "Miss Read, 68 Strickland Gate, Kendal") Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/24
CLA/040/03/219 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: Letter 28 Jun 1858 from J.W. Bateman, Duchy of Cornwall, Buckingham Gate to E.J. Read acknowledging receipt of money for expenses respecting the proposed enfranchisement of copyhold land in the Manor of Kennington, in envelope (penny red postage stamp and postmarks) Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/25
CLA/040/03/220 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: H. 3 Nov 1854 Knight's builder's bill to Mr Read, receipted Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/26
CLA/040/03/221 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: S.J. 9 Sep 1854 Chick's builder's bill to Mr Read, receipted Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/27
CLA/040/03/222 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: 23 Nov 1854 Thomas Morby's bill to Mr Read for shop front alterations and glazing, receipted Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/28 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 38 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/03/223 Personal Papers of Edward James Read: List nd of accounts due, divided into good, bad and doubtful categories Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/29
CLA/040/03/224 Personal Papers of Edward James Read; Draft 18 Feb 1860 brief for the defendants in the case of Robert Green v. William Henry Cremer, respecting alleged insulting language and behaviour and libellous placards displayed by the defendant, Cremer, at the annual German Fair at the Portland Bazaar then the Portland Gallery, Langham Place, n.d., with memoranda on the case, n.d. and summons to attend Marlborough Street Police Court 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/30
CLA/040/03/225 Personal Papers of Edward James Read; nd Memoranda and rough workings 3 items Former reference: CCC/RFG/26/31
CLA/040/03/226 Return to the Corporation in relation to Felons 1869 - 70 Goods. Return of goods & c. [in pocket inside front of the book.] 1 book, x 1 pkt of letters requesting Former reference: Misc.Ms.251.12
CLA/040/03/227 Case relating to Col. Charteris corrected of 1729 - 1815 Rape at the Old Barley and 26th Feb.1729; Copy Bill Mayor & Commonalty agst Governor & Company of the Bank of England & Thomas Badcoch 1815. One envelope Former reference: Misc.Ms.29-20
CLA/040/03/228 An Act (of Co.Co.) for discontinuing the practice 28th Oct 1869 of the Sheriff of the City retaining for their own use the goods and chattels of felons, and other forfeitures and fines. Former reference: PD.(Small) 10.7 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT: GENERAL LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 39 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/001 The Life, Trial And Dying Words of Robert and 1776 Daniel Perreau, executed 17 January 1776 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/1
CLA/040/04/002 Print of The Bench and Sarah Malcolm", 1809 originally drawn by William Hogarth, engraved by T. Cook. and published by G. & J. Robinson. Oversized Item: 1 print Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/2
CLA/040/04/003 Accounts of John Hoare, Gallery Keeper. 1855 - 1856 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/3
CLA/040/04/004 Lithographs of Elizabeth Fry visiting Newgate in c 1863 1816 and 1818. Oversized Items: 2 lithographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/4 - 5
CLA/040/04/005 Lithographs of Elizabeth Fry visiting Newgate in c 1863 1816 and 1818. Oversized Items: 2 lithographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/4 - 5
CLA/040/04/006 Cash account book for George Peacock, 1893 - 1900 Keeper. 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/6
CLA/040/04/007/001 Cartoon of Corney Grain by "I Spy" c 1900 1 cartoon Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/7/1
CLA/040/04/007/002 Unidentified cartoon of a judge. c. 1900 2 cartoons Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/7/2
CLA/040/04/007/003 Pencil sketches from the notebook of the Late c 1900 George Mathew presented to L. M. Minty. 1 paper Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/7/3 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 40 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/008/001 Photographs of Lord Halsbury (with signature); c 1900 unidentified judge and court official Oversized Items: 3 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/8/1-3
CLA/040/04/008/002 Photographs of Lord Halsbury (with signature); c 1900 unidentified judge and court official Oversized Items: 3 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/8/1-3
CLA/040/04/008/003 Photographs of Lord Halsbury (with signature); c 1900 unidentified judge and court official Oversized Items: 3 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/8/1-3
CLA/040/04/009/001 3 small photographs of Mr James MISKIN QC 20 Oct 75 sitting at his desk. 3 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/1
CLA/040/04/009/002 The new recorder of London, Mr James 20 Oct 75 MISKIN QC. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/2-3
CLA/040/04/009/003 The new recorder of London, Mr James 20 Oct 75 MISKIN QC. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/2-3
CLA/040/04/009/004 His Honour Judge Christmas HUMPHREYS c. 1975 QC and the Recorder of London, Mr James MISKEN QC. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/4
CLA/040/04/009/005 Mr James MISKEN QC greeting a City of c. 1975 London policeman outside Lord Mayors Yard. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/5
CLA/040/04/009/006 Mr Leslie BOYD, Courts Administrator (CCC) c. 1975 1972-1977 and Mr James MISKEN QC. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/6 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 41 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/009/007 His Honour Judge (Vivian) Gerald HINES QC, c. 1970 Judge of CCC 1968-1969. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/7
CLA/040/04/009/008 His Honour Judge HINES QC before 31/5/78 sentencing the currency gang at the Central Criminal Court. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/8-9
CLA/040/04/009/009 His Honour Judge HINES QC before 31/5/78 sentencing the currency gang at the Central Criminal Court. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/8-9
CLA/040/04/009/010 His Honour Judge KARMEL QC, a Circuit c. 1970 Judge 1968-1979. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/10
CLA/040/04/009/011/001 Photograph of Sir Gerald DODSON, City 12 Oct 37 Recorder 1937-1959. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/11/1-2
CLA/040/04/009/011/002 Photograph of a portrait of Sir Gerald 1959 DODSON, City Recorder 1937-1959. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/11/2
CLA/040/04/009/012 His Honour Judge CLARKE QC. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/12
CLA/040/04/009/013 His Honour Judge Bernard GILLIS QC, a c. 1970 Circuit Judge 1964-1980. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/13
CLA/040/04/009/014 His Honour Judge Mervyn GRIFFITHS JONES c. 1970 QC, Counsel to the Crown CCC 1950-1959, First Senior 1959-1964. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/14 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 42 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/009/015 His Honour Judge Gwyn MORRIS QC. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/15
CLA/040/04/009/016 The Honourable Mr Justice CANTLEY. c. 1960 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/16
CLA/040/04/009/017 His Honour Judge King HAMILTON QC. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/17
CLA/040/04/009/018 The Honourable Justice Michael DAVIES, c. 1970 Judge of the High Court of Justice 1973-1991. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/18
CLA/040/04/009/019 Her Honour Judge (Noreen) Nina LOWRY, c. 1970 Circuit Judge 1976-1995. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/19
CLA/040/04/009/020 Court Administrator Mr Leslie BOYD. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/20
CLA/040/04/009/021 His Honour Mr James LEONARD QC, Circuit c. 1970 Judge 1965-1979 and Judge of Mayor's and City of London Court 1972-1979. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/21-22
CLA/040/04/009/022 His Honour Mr James LEONARD QC, Circuit c. 1970 Judge 1965-1979 and Judge of Mayor's and City of London Court 1972-1979. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/21-22
CLA/040/04/009/023 Menu card for Savage Club Annual Dinner 18 Nov 83 featuring caricatures of Judge Jack ABDELA and the Attorney General Sir Michael HAVERS. 1 card Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/23 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 43 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/009/024 Deputy Court Administrator Dickie PICKERING. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/24
CLA/040/04/009/025 Jack GAMBLE, Keeper of the Central Criminal c. 1970 Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/25
CLA/040/04/009/026-031 Various unidentified Judges and Court Officials c. 1937 - 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/26-31
CLA/040/04/009/032 Sir Rupert De la BERE, Sheriff 1941-42 and c. 1940 Lord Mayor of London 1952-53. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/32
CLA/040/04/009/033 Under Sheriff Ralph SNAGGE. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/33
CLA/040/04/009/034 Sheriff Hart receiving scrolls from the Queen's c. 1973 - 74 Remembrancer. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/34
CLA/040/04/009/035 Sheriffs Hart and Leaver receiving their scrolls. c. 1973 - 74 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/35
CLA/040/04/009/036 Sheriff Leaver receiving scrolls from the c. 1973 - 74 Queen's Remembrancer. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/36
CLA/040/04/009/037-049 Unidentified Judges and Court officials c. 1940 - 1980 13 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/37-49
CLA/040/04/009/049 His Honour Judge Bill Breeze. c. 1970's 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/49 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 44 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/009/050 His Honour Judge NEIL McKINNON. Q.C. c. 1970's 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/50
CLA/040/04/009/051 Photograph of Leslie Boyd on retirement having c. 1970's served as clerk of the Central of Criminal Court from 1941 and Court Administrator from 1972. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/9/51
CLA/040/04/009/052 Unidentified group photograph of court officials c. 1920 and staff. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/52
CLA/040/04/010/001 Prisoners doing hard labour in a quarry on c 1940's Dartmoor. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/10/1-
CLA/040/04/010/002 Prisoner working at a forge at Dartmoor. c 1940's 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/10/2
CLA/040/04/010/003 Prison Warder in uniform outside a prison c 1940's building. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/10/3
CLA/040/04/011/001 Lithograph of the exterior of the Newgate Gaol 1901 in 1900, by W. Curtis and published in the Builder on 5 January 1901. Oversized Item: 1 lithograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/11/1-2
CLA/040/04/011/002 Lithograph of the exterior of the Newgate Gaol 1901 in 1900, by W. Curtis and published in the Builder on 5 January 1901. Oversized Item: 1 lithograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/11/1-2
CLA/040/04/012/001 Guide in French to the new Central Criminal 1907 Courts. 1 pamphlet Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/12/1-2 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 45 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/012/002 Guide in French to the new Central Criminal 1907 Courts. 1 pamphlet Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/12/1-2
CLA/040/04/013/001 Interior of the new court buildings. Staircase to c 1907 private rooms. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/1
CLA/040/04/013/002 Interior of the new court buildings. Alderman's c 1907 robing room. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/2
CLA/040/04/013/003 Interior of the new court buildings. Main hall first c 1907 floor looking south. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/3
CLA/040/04/013/004 Interior of the new court buildings. City Lands c 1907 Committee Room. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/4
CLA/040/04/013/005 Interior of the new court buildings. Entrance hall c 1907 and main corridor and ground floor. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/5
CLA/040/04/013/006 Interior of the new court buildings. Main hall, c 1907 first floor looking towards principal staircase. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/6
CLA/040/04/013/007 Interior of the new court buildings. Main c 1907 entrance, Central Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/7
CLA/040/04/013/008 Interior of the new court buildings. Main hall, c 1907 first floor looking north. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/8 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 46 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/013/009 Photograph of the exterior of the newly 1907 completed Central Criminal Court on the corner of Old Bailey and Newgate Street. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/9
CLA/040/04/013/010 Exterior of the newly completed Central 1907 Criminal Court on the corner of Old Bailey and Newgate Street. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/13/10
CLA/040/04/014/001 Keeper's Letterbooks 1907 - 1929 2 volumes Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/14/1-2
CLA/040/04/014/002 Keeper's Letterbooks 1907 - 1929 2 volumes Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/14/1-2
CLA/040/04/015 Invoices and correspondence relating to the 1909 - 1914 fitting out of the court buildings. 2 bundles Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/15
CLA/040/04/016/001 Committee Order Books 1913 - 1968 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/16
CLA/040/04/016/002 Committee Order Books 1913 - 1968 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/16
CLA/040/04/017/001 The Great Hall at the Central Criminal Court. c. 1907 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/1
CLA/040/04/017/002 City Lands Committee room? Post 1945 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/2-3
CLA/040/04/017/003 City Lands Committee room? Post 1945 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/2-3 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 47 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/017/004 Main lobby of the Central Criminal Court. Post 1945 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/4-5
CLA/040/04/017/005 Main lobby of the Central Criminal Court. Post 1945 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/4-5
CLA/040/04/017/006 Interior view of the staircase in the new c. 1970 extension. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/6
CLA/040/04/017/007 Sword decorations in the stair railings. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/7
CLA/040/04/017/008 Statue of Elizabeth Fry. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/8
CLA/040/04/017/009 Officials room at the Central Criminal Court c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/9
CLA/040/04/017/010 Cell in the Central Criminal Court. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/10
CLA/040/04/017/011 Interview room at the Central Criminal Court. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/11
CLA/040/04/017/012 Cloakroom at the Central Criminal Court. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/12
CLA/040/04/017/013 Photographs of the boiler room underneath the c. 1970 Central Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/13-14 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 48 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/017/014 Photographs of the boiler room underneath the c. 1970 Central Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/13-14
CLA/040/04/017/015 Decorating the main lobby of the Central c. 1970 Criminal Court. 4 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/15-18
CLA/040/04/017/016 Decorating the main lobby of the Central c. 1970 Criminal Court. 4 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/15-18
CLA/040/04/017/017 Decorating the main lobby of the Central c. 1970 Criminal Court. 4 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/15-18
CLA/040/04/017/018 Decorating the main lobby of the Central c. 1970 Criminal Court. 4 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/15-18
CLA/040/04/017/019 Reception area at the new extension to the c. 1970 Central Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/19
CLA/040/04/017/020 Negative of first floor corridor leading to the c. 1970 Judges dining area. 1 photographic negative Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/20
CLA/040/04/017/021 Judges dining area. c. 1970 1 photographic negative and 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/21-22
CLA/040/04/017/022 Judges dining area. c. 1970 1 photographic negative and 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/21-22 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 49 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/017/023 Court 1 at the Central Criminal Court looking at c. 1970 the dock from the Judges chair. 4 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/23-26
CLA/040/04/017/024 Court 1 at the Central Criminal Court looking at c. 1970 the dock from the Judges chair. 4 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/23-26
CLA/040/04/017/025 Court 1 at the Central Criminal Court looking at c. 1970 the dock from the Judges chair. 4 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/23-26
CLA/040/04/017/026 Court 1 at the Central Criminal Court looking at c. 1970 the dock from the Judges chair. 4 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/23-26
CLA/040/04/017/027 Court 1 looking at the Judges chair. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/27
CLA/040/04/017/028 Court 2 at the Central Criminal Court. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/28
CLA/040/04/017/029 Two views of Court 5 at the Central Criminal c. 1970 Court. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/29-30
CLA/040/04/017/030 Two views of Court 5 at the Central Criminal c. 1970 Court. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/29-30
CLA/040/04/017/031 Two views of Court 17 at the Central Criminal c. 1970 Court. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/31-32 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 50 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/017/032 Two views of Court 17 at the Central Criminal c. 1970 Court. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/31-32
CLA/040/04/017/033 Three views of new courts at the Central c. 1970 Criminal Courts. 3 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/33-35
CLA/040/04/017/034 Three views of new courts at the Central c. 1970 Criminal Courts. 3 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/33-35
CLA/040/04/017/035 Three views of new courts at the Central c. 1970 Criminal Courts. 3 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/33-35
CLA/040/04/017/036 Two exterior views of the Central Criminal c. 1970 Courts. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/36-37
CLA/040/04/017/037 Two exterior views of the Central Criminal c. 1970 Courts. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/36-37
CLA/040/04/017/038 Photographs of the official opening of the 05/1969 Eastern Extension of the Central Criminal Court by Sir Charles Trinder, Lord Mayor. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/38
CLA/040/04/017/039 Photographs of the official opening of the 05/1969 Eastern Extension of the Central Criminal Court by Sir Charles Trinder, Lord Mayor. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/38
CLA/040/04/017/040 Photograph of the official opening plaque. 05/1969 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/40 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 51 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/017/041 Photograph of the exterior of the Central c. 1970's Criminal Court at the corner of Newgate Street and Old Bailey. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/41
CLA/040/04/017/042 Exterior of the Old Bailey façade of the Central c 1970's Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/42
CLA/040/04/017/043 Photograph Central entrance lobby of the c 1970's Central Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/43
CLA/040/04/017/044 Photograph of an interior view of the dome over c 1970's the central entrance lobby of the Central Criminal Court 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/44
CLA/040/04/017/045 Photograph of the stairwell leading to the cells 1951 at the Central Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/45
CLA/040/04/017/046 Photograph of an interior view of a cell at the 16 Jan 1951 Central Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/46
CLA/040/04/017/047 Corridor leading to the cells at the Central 16 Jan 1951 Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/47
CLA/040/04/017/048 Coal fired heating boilers at the Central 16 Jan 1951 Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/48
CLA/040/04/017/049 Ventilation fan at the Central Criminal Court. 16 Jan 1951 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/49 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 52 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/017/050 Interior of CourtRoom No. 1 at the c. 1970's commencement of the Jeremy Thorpe Trail. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/50-51
CLA/040/04/017/051 Top of the staircase at the New Session House. c. 1907 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/51
CLA/040/04/017/052 Grand Hall at the Central Criminal Court c. 1970's 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/52
CLA/040/04/017/053 A Committee Room at the Central Criminal c. 1970 Court 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/53
CLA/040/04/017/054 Cell in the Central Criminal Court. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/54
CLA/040/04/017/055 A Cell door in the Central Criminal Court. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/17/55
CLA/040/04/018 Sessions Process 1921 1 Volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/18
CLA/040/04/019 Central Criminal Court Cash Book 1928 - 1941 1 Volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/19
CLA/040/04/020 Central Criminal Court Bar Mess Register 1930 - 1952 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/20
CLA/040/04/021 Centenary of the Central Criminal Court, 01 Nov 1934 souvenir programme for the unveiling the commemorative plaque. 1 pamphlet Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/21 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 53 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/022 Weekly Wages Book 1940 - 1941 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/22
CLA/040/04/023 Second World War damage to the Central c. 1940 Criminal Court and repair work being carried out. N.B ACCN/2000/72/23/3 is oversized item. 3 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/23/1-3
CLA/040/04/024 Press Cuttings 1950 - 1968 1 Volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/24
CLA/040/04/025 Schedule of Ironmongery of the Court 1952 premises. 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/25
CLA/040/04/026 City Lands Estimates for the Central Criminal 1952 - 1955 Courts 1 bundle Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/26
CLA/040/04/027 Bylaws and Rules of the Central Criminal Court 1954 Bar Mess. Oversized Item: 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/27
CLA/040/04/028 Valuation of equipment at the court premises. 1954 - 1955 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/28
CLA/040/04/029/001 Surveyor Paul BEEVERS, a defendant in the c. 1970 Camden Council bribes trial at the Old Bailey. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/1
CLA/040/04/029/002 Surveyor William BROWNE, a defendant in the c. 1970 Camden Council bribes trial at the Old Bailey. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/2 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 54 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/029/003 PC Derrick ROGERS on trial for fraud following c. 1970 the Grosvenor Square riot, outside the Old Bailey with his wife. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/3
CLA/040/04/029/004 Various pictures of Alfred HITCHCOCK on a c. 1960 visit to the Old Bailey. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/4-8
CLA/040/04/029/005 Various pictures of Alfred HITCHCOCK on a c. 1960 visit to the Old Bailey. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/4-8
CLA/040/04/029/006 Various pictures of Alfred HITCHCOCK on a c. 1960 visit to the Old Bailey. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/4-8
CLA/040/04/029/007 Various pictures of Alfred HITCHCOCK on a c. 1960 visit to the Old Bailey. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/4-8
CLA/040/04/029/008 Various pictures of Alfred HITCHCOCK on a c. 1960 visit to the Old Bailey. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/4-8
CLA/040/04/029/009 Defence Counsel Gareth WILLIAMS at the c. 1978 Thorpe trial. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/9/1-2
CLA/040/04/029/010 Witness David MILLER leaving court after c. 1978 giving evidence at the Thorpe trial. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/10
CLA/040/04/029/011 Defence Counsel John MATTHEW at the c. 1978 Thorpe trial. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/11/1-2 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 55 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/029/012 Prosecution Counsel Peter TAYLOR at the c. 1978 Thorpe trial. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/12
CLA/040/04/029/013 Mr George CARMAN QC who represented c. 1978 Jeremy Thorpe. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/13
CLA/040/04/029/014 Mr Justice Eveleigh at the Stonehouse trial at c. 1970 the Old Bailey. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/14
CLA/040/04/029/015 A group of unidentified lawyers. c. 1960 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/15
CLA/040/04/029/016 Unidentified members on a panel. c. 1970 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/16
CLA/040/04/029/017 Armed robber inside Barclay's bank taken by c. 1970 the bank's security camera. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/17
CLA/040/04/029/018 Unidentified gentleman outside the Central c. 1970 Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/18
CLA/040/04/029/019 Bob Monkhouse at the rear of the Central c. 1970 Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/19
CLA/040/04/029/020 Staff of the Taxing Office at the Central c. 1970 Criminal Court. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/20 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 56 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/029/021 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30
CLA/040/04/029/022 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30
CLA/040/04/029/023 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30
CLA/040/04/029/024 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30
CLA/040/04/029/025 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30
CLA/040/04/029/026 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30
CLA/040/04/029/027 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30
CLA/040/04/029/028 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30
CLA/040/04/029/029 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 57 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/029/030 Photograph of the aftermath of the IRA bomb 252 pm 08 Mar attack. 1973 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/21-30
CLA/040/04/029/031 Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret c. 1950 leaving the Old Lord Mayors Entrance. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/31-33
CLA/040/04/029/032 Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret c. 1950 leaving the Old Lord Mayors Entrance. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/31-33
CLA/040/04/029/033 Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret c. 1950 leaving the Old Lord Mayors Entrance. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/31-33
CLA/040/04/029/034 Elisabeth II visiting the Central Criminal Court 17 Feb 1967 wearing a feathery hat. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/34
CLA/040/04/029/035 Brian Edwards one of the defendants in the c. 1970's Camden Council bribes trial 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/35
CLA/040/04/029/036 Sutcliffe, barrister ? c. 1970's Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/36
CLA/040/04/029/037 Theatrical set of a prison cells based on those 24 Jul 1958 in the Central Criminal Court used in John Mortimer's "Das Pflichtmandat", produced in Baden Baden. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/37-40
CLA/040/04/029/038 Theatrical set of a prison cells based on those 24 Jul 1958 in the Central Criminal Court used in John Mortimer's "Das Pflichtmandat", produced in Baden Baden. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/37-40 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 58 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/029/039 Theatrical set of a prison cells based on those 24 Jul 1958 in the Central Criminal Court used in John Mortimer's "Das Pflichtmandat", produced in Baden Baden. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/37-40
CLA/040/04/029/040 Theatrical set of a prison cells based on those 24 Jul 1958 in the Central Criminal Court used in John Mortimer's "Das Pflichtmandat", produced in Baden Baden. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/29/37-40
CLA/040/04/030 Bank Reconciliation Book. 1970 - 1972 1 volume Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/30
CLA/040/04/031 The Building of the extension of the court 1966 - 1972 premises: contract monitoring photographs taken in date order and 273 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/31/1-273
CLA/040/04/032 The Queen unveiling a plaque commemorating 16/3/1973 the opening of the new London Bridge. N.B. ACCN/2000/72/32/2 is oversized item. 2 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/1-2
CLA/040/04/032/003 The Queen being toasted at the Guildhall in 1967 celebration of the Silver Jubilee. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/3-5
CLA/040/04/032/004 The Queen being toasted at the Guildhall in 1967 celebration of the Silver Jubilee. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/3-5
CLA/040/04/032/005 The Queen being toasted at the Guildhall in 1967 celebration of the Silver Jubilee. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/3-5 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 59 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/032/006 Silver Wedding Portrait of Elizabeth II and Duke 1967 of Edinburgh. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/6
CLA/040/04/032/007 H.M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother c. 1950 addressing the judiciary in the Great Hall of the Middle Temple, c. 1950. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/7
CLA/040/04/032/008 H.M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother c. 1950 being introduced members of the judiciary and their wives on the occasion of her visit to the Middle Temple. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/8
CLA/040/04/032/009 Banquet in the Great Hall of Middle Temple c. 1950 presided by H.M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/9-10
CLA/040/04/032/010 Banquet in the Great Hall of Middle Temple c. 1950 presided by H.M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother. 1 photographs Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/9-10
CLA/040/04/032/011 Group portrait of the judiciary with the H.M. c. 1950's Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother in the Great Hall of the Middle Temple. 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/32/11
CLA/040/04/033 The Official Guide to the Old Bailey, published 1992 2nd copy in C.A. bookcase (back by the Public Relations Office office) Colour Illus 28 pp Former reference: PD.271.5
CLA/040/04/033/001 Photograph of a dinner in the Great Hall of the c. 1950's Middle Temple. Oversized item: 1 photograph Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/33/1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 60 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/033/002 Print of a dinner in the Great Hall of the Middle c. 1950's Temple. Oversized item: 1 print Former reference: ACCN/2000/72/33/2
CLA/040/04/034 Inside the Old Bailey. Two articles from The 6 13 Nov 1977 Observer magazine No. 1 (6 Nov) includes an introduction by Laurence Marks and a barrister's view of working there, with colour photographs of the sheriffs (Sheriffs, 1976-77 (Cole and Ald. Lamboli) administrators, the secondary, the recorder, the court ushers, the paper keeper, the keeper, the court clerks, the jury bailiffs, the taxing department, the shorthand writers, the press, the police, the probation officers, the prison officers, the cells kitchen and the common serjeant. The front cover include a close-up colour photograph of the figure of justice surmounting the dome. Text and photographs pp. 48-58 No. 2 (Nov.) reports on a typical day covering each of the twenty-three courts in session, with colour photographs of the High Court judges (one of whom is also reproduced on the front cover), the other judges, the swordbearer, the city marshal, and the common cryer and serjeant-at-arms, and the courts administrator, and the front elevation of the Central Criminal Court (the latter three black and white) Text and photographs, pp. 48-69 With: Inside the Old Bailey. An article from The Sunday Telegraph Magazine, 21 Feb 1982. Text by Fenton Bresler, & photographs by Adam Woolfitt including: courts no. 1 & 7, cells, the Great Hall, the List Office; and the Courts Administrator, keeper, Recorder, Aldermanic Sheriff (Lady Donaldson), common Serjeant, Secondary & under Sheriff police & prison officers, shorthand writers & other staff. Front cover contains a close-up colour photograph of the figure of Justice. Text & photographs pp. 20-33 Former reference: PD.118.15 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 61 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/035 Memorandum book, principally containing 1822 - 89 copies of printed Acts of Parliament re legal reforms But also including MS. lists of parishes in London [City] and parishes in Surrey and Middlesex within the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court, and parishes in Kent and Essex within the same jurisdiction; MS list of oaths; rules (printed) re costs of criminal prosecutions; and instructions to agents in Criminal Prosecutions. Indexed 1 volume
CLA/040/04/036 Booklet of proceedings and speeches on the 1 Nov 1934 Further copies at BGHL: 821D occasion of the Centenary of the Constitution of the Central Criminal Court 6 copies Former reference: PD.43.11
CLA/040/04/037 Recognizance, taken before Thomas Halls 12 Dec 1835 Esq., JP for Middlesex, at Public Office in Bow Street, on condition that those bound (in the sum of œ40 each) appear at next session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery for the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court and prefer bill of indictment against named personals etc. As follows: i) George Thomas Joseph Ruthven at Public Office, Bow St. Middlesex, constable; Francis Salzman of Vienna but now of 8 Pall Mall, Chief Accomptant of Austrian Bank of Vienna; and Stanislas Adelt, controller of Department of Bank Notes of the Bank of Poland, bound to appear and prefer indictment etc. against Robert Balls and Thomas Harris for feloniously etc. having in their possession plates and wood on which was engraved an undertaking in a foreign language without lawful authority. Nos. 121, 122, 123 & 124 on corner of recognizance. Former reference: Misc.Ms.368.17 (No.1) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 62 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/038 Recognizance taken before Thomas Halls Esq, 12 Dec 1835 on condition that those bound appear at the next session Ruthven and Stanislas Adelt (descriptions as in CLA/040/04/037 bound to appear and prefer indictment etc. against Mordecail Moses for felaniously etc. having in his possession plates and wood etc. (as in i/above). Nos. 121 & 125 on corner of recognizance. Former reference: Misc.Ms.368.17 (No.2)
CLA/040/04/039 Precendent book c. 1840 Indexed manuscript 1 volume
CLA/040/04/040 Proceedings City Lands Committee, Special 1877 - 1929 Sub, & c in relation to the New Sessions House, 12 Apr. 1877 - 30 Nov. 1894. With: Copies of Correspondence 1877-1891. Central Criminal Court House Accounts -Balance Sheets 1906 Proposed Fittings for the new Court 1906 Minutes of Committee, Reports and Letters to and from L.C.C. re costs of the Central Criminal Court, its upkeep and staff and pensions to Officers 1927-9 Former reference: Misc.Ms.142.9
CLA/040/04/041 Letter H.K. Ivory to the Lord Mayor as to the 4 Feb 1891 desirability of appointing an extra Commissioner to Lear cases and avoid delays and expense at the Central Criminal Court, and also as to the lack of accommodation there Former reference: Misc.Ms.119.6
CLA/040/04/042 Letter (copy) of the Hon. G.A. Gale, Chief 30 May 1973 Justice of Ontario, reporting the re-erection of panelling from the Central Criminal Court in the Judges' Conference Room at Osgoode Hall, Toronto (Supreme Court of Ontario) Panelling had to be removed from the Central Criminal Court when the new Courts Extension was built. Some went to Toronto, some to Wellington N.Z. and some into private ownership Former reference: Misc.Ms.319.6 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 63 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/043 Papers concerning Civil Defence duties at 1941 1944 Central Criminal Court These chiefly relate to compulsory & enrolment for (part-time) civil defence duties, suitable fire -watching precautions at the Central Criminal Court & costs of same, Jan-Aug 1941 [under Civil Defence Duties (Compulsory Enrolment) (City of London) Order 1941 & Fire Prevention (Business Premises) Order 1941]. Papers include: copies of printed circulars, Statutory Rules & Orders 1941 nos. 68-70 (made by Minister of Home Security), & correspondence (part copies) between Town Clerk & officers at C.C.C. eg (Acting) Keeper, & W.W. Nops [Clerk of Court & , since 1929, clerk of Peace] etc. Also: printed circular from Town clerk & Air Raid Precautions Controller concerning establishment of Casualty Information Bureau for City, July 1944, (including list of Wardens' Posts); and return of [? Clerk's] staff at C.C.C. (giving age, address, Civil Defence service if any), n.d. [c.1944]. 1 bdle Former reference: Misc.Ms.356.32
CLA/040/04/044 Memorandum of Mr S.R. Walker, supported by 1963 - 1964 Mr. C.K.F. Far weather, submitted to the City Lands Committee, 11 Dec. 1963 and circulated by the signatory to the member of the Common Council, 28 May 1964, objecting to the extension of the present building and recommending the use of a site on the Embankment near the Blackfriars bridge underpass under construction. With plan. Former reference: PD.78.4
CLA/040/04/045 Courts Act 1971: Undertaking signed on behalf 21 Dec 1971 of the Lord Chancellor re seconded staff at the Central Criminal Court (original and copy), with covering letter from Lord Chancellor's Office (21 Dec. 1971) Former reference: Misc.Ms 313.7 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 64 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/04/046 Returns (drafts) of statistics relating to Central 1846 - 1897 Criminal Court made by Clerk of Court These include: nos. & lengths of sittings of court, nos. of cases tried [various dates, including return of cases, 1856-1887, tried under Act 19 Vict c.16 which were removed to C.C.C. from outside its jurisdiction]; attendance of (& sometimes no. of cases tried by) individual judges eg. Common Serjeant, Recorder & Mr. Commissioner Kerr [1859 -1866, 1887-1896, etc.]; oaths etc. taken by C.C.C. officers [return to Oaths Inquiry Commission, Dec 1866]; nos. City cases for year ending 31 Mar 1890 and of nos., & sums paid for, City prosecutions for years ending 31 Mar 1891 & 31 Mar 1892. Returns were made variously to: Home Office (often in response to resolution of House of Commons), Common Council, Town Clerk (sometimes acting for committee eg. General Purposes [Aldermen]; Law Parliamentary & City Courts), individuals who had requested returns eg. Common Serjeant, Recorder, etc. Returns are arranged according to date (at times approx.) of return itself. 2 env Former reference: Misc.Ms.357.4 & 357.5
CLA/040/04/047 Six photographs taken 9 December 1966 on 1966 the Central Criminal Court Extension site Former reference: PD.100.6 ASSIZE OF BREAD
CLA/040/05/001 Report of the Committee on the Law as to the 1815 Manufacture, Sale and Assize of Bread. House of Commons 6 June 1815, with evidence of Lord Mayor and others. 1 vol 150 pages Former reference: PD. (Small) 10.19
CLA/040/05/002 Return of the Average Prices of Wheat, House 1804 - 1813 and the Quartern loaf, within the Bills of Mortality Signed. J.W. Davis, Crohet-Office Clerk, Mansion House. Also: letter from the War Office, 8 Jan. 1811 asking that Lord Palmerston be supplied by the Lord Mayor with a statement of the price of the pack loaf of household bread. Former reference: Misc.Ms.15.9 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 65 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/003 Quantities of Wheat sold & delivered: Weekly 1799 - 1801 Returns of the Cornfactors to the Mealweighers at the Mansion House sharing details of their sales ie amount, buyer & presumed purpose
CLA/040/05/004 Quantities of Wheat sold & delivered: Weekly 1802 Returns of the Cornfactors to the Mealweighers at the Mansion House sharing details of their sales ie amount, buyer & presumed purpose
CLA/040/05/005 Quantities of Wheat sold & delivered: Weekly 1803 Returns of the Cornfactors to the Mealweighers at the Mansion House sharing details of their sales ie amount, buyer & presumed purpose
CLA/040/05/006 Register of bakers' certificates cJul 1797 - Apr Entries are arranged alphabetically under initial 1812 letter of surname & thence chronologically; headings comprise date of certificate, name & residence. Many bakers are from Middlesex, Surrey and Essex
CLA/040/05/007 Register of cornfactors' certificates c Jul 1797 - Entries are arranged as in the bakers' register, 1805 with similar headings. Some Cornfactors are from the Weald of Kent.
CLA/040/05/008 Mealweighers Books: Returns of wheat worked Aug 1797 - Apr by the cornmeters and sold and delivered by 1798 the cornfactors, being returns from the Corn Meters office, signed by mealweighers. Contents include 'Correct return' from Corn -Meter's Office of quantity of wheat worked by sworn corn meters of City of London, under Act of Parliament 37 Geo III (with printed headings for date, seller's name, buyer's name, quantity of wheat, lighterman's name or to whom delivered); and 'General return' of quantities & prices of wheat sold & delivered by every cornfactor (with printed headings for date, quantity of wheat, cornfactor's name, buyer's name & occupation, prices of wheat, apparent purposes for which sold). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 66 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/009 Mealweighers Books: Returns of wheat worked Apr 1798 - Mar by the cornmeters and sold and delivered by 1799 the cornfactors, being returns from the Corn Meters office, signed by mealweighers. Contents include 'Correct return' from Corn -Meter's Office of quantity of wheat worked by sworn corn meters of City of London, under Act of Parliament 37 Geo III (with printed headings for date, seller's name, buyer's name, quantity of wheat, lighterman's name or to whom delivered); and 'General return' of quantities & prices of wheat sold & delivered by every cornfactor (with printed headings for date, quantity of wheat, cornfactor's name, buyer's name & occupation, prices of wheat, apparent purposes for which sold).
CLA/040/05/010 Mealweighers Books: Returns of wheat worked Mar 1799 - Jan by the cornmeters and sold and delivered by 1800 the cornfactors, being returns from the Corn Meters office, signed by mealweighers. Contents include 'Correct return' from Corn -Meter's Office of quantity of wheat worked by sworn corn meters of City of London, under Act of Parliament 37 Geo III (with printed headings for date, seller's name, buyer's name, quantity of wheat, lighterman's name or to whom delivered); and 'General return' of quantities & prices of wheat sold & delivered by every cornfactor (with printed headings for date, quantity of wheat, cornfactor's name, buyer's name & occupation, prices of wheat, apparent purposes for which sold).
CLA/040/05/011 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Aug 1752 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Mar 1759 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 67 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/012 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Mar 1759 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Sep 1762 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/013 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Sep 1762 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Feb 1766 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/014 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Feb 1766 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Dec 1768 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/015 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Jan 1769 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Aug 1770 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/016 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Sep 1770 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe May 1772 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 68 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/017 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour May 1772 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Dec 1773 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/018 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Jan 1774 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Sep 1775 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/019 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Sep 1775 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Jun 1777 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/020 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Jun 1777 - Feb at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe 1779 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/021 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Mar 1779 - Oct at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe 1780 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 69 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/022 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Nov 1780 - Jul at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe 1782 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/023 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Jul 1782 - Apr at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe 1784 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/024 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour May 1784 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Jan 1786 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/025 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Jan 1786 - Oct at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe 1787 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/026 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Oct 1787 - Jun at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe 1789 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 70 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/027 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Jul 1789 - Mar at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe 1791 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/028 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Mar 1791 - Oct at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe 1793 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/029 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Nov 1793 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Jun 1796 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/030 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Jun 1796 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Aug 1797 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/031 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Aug 1797 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Feb 1808 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 71 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/032 Mealweigher's Books: Price of wheat and flour Feb 1808 - at the Corn Exchange and Queenhithe Sep 1815 The series begins with average prices of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality wheat and the best flour. From 1758 the price at which cornfactors sold to buyers is given and from 1797 the amounts and prices only of the sales are given, being taken from the cornfactors and bakers returns
CLA/040/05/033 Prices of wheat at Bear Quay & Queenhithe. 1713 - 1716 1 volume
CLA/040/05/034 Letter to the Town Clerk from the Deputy 20th Apr 1711 Collector of the Customs asking that a certificate of the Price of Wheat may be obtained, under the Act of Parl. 1. Jas. 2, from the Lord Mayor & c for the Collector of the Customs. With: Certificate of the Receiver of Corn Returns that Maj. John Smiton, inspector of Corn Returns for London, has transmitted 13 returns of the quantities and prices of Corn and Oatmeal during the quarter ending Mich.1813, Midsx. 1874 & Xmas 1803 (William Smiton) Former reference: Misc.Ms.15.16
CLA/040/05/035 Order of Court of Aldermen setting the Assize 2 May 1710 of White, Wheaten and Household Bread and providing for the marking of every loaf. Former reference: PD.10.144
CLA/040/05/036 Order of the Court of Aldermen with a Table of 30 Oct 1792 the Assize and Price of Bread according as the price of wheat varies from 4/- to 13/- a bushel, and a similar table according as the price of flour varies from 26 /8d to 86a/8d per sack. Former reference: PD.18.28
CLA/040/05/037 Minutes of committee on Assize of Bread. 16 1709 - 16 Jan 1710 [number not used. This item is COL/CC/MIN/01/115] List minutes of other committees 1 volume Former reference: Misc.Ms.210.7 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 72 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/038 Minutes of committee on an Act re Assize of 18 Dec1718 - Bread 5 Jun 1719 List minutes of other committees Former reference: Misc.Ms.4.42
CLA/040/05/039 Papers of Committee re Assize J. Bread 1795 Former reference: Misc.Ms.4.7
CLA/040/05/040 Petition of William Cave and Thomas 1695 - 1696 Chambers, mealweighens at Bean Quay, for a gratuity, with an account of the price of wheat at Bean Quay, from Oct.1695 - Oct.1696 (weekly returns). Former reference: Misc.Ms.163.10
CLA/040/05/041 Papers relating to the Assize of Bread 1690 - 1814 Contents include: accounts of total quantities of wheat sold & average prices 1782-1802 (3 books) & 1767-1782 (papers, incomplete). These give total quantities of wheat sold each week at each price but omit details of individual sales given in the Mealweighers' Books (qv. under Bread, Assize of). Remaining papers mainly 1790-1800, including Assize tables, drafts of Acts of 1797 & 1798, & copy correspondence with Privy Council, 1795 1 bdle Former reference: Misc.Ms.308.1
CLA/040/05/042 The general prices this 16th day Oct. 1685 and 1685 - 1686 for sometime past of the several sorts of English born and Grain undermentioned as they are sold in the markets in and near the City of London. With the same for 15th. April 1686 Former reference: Misc.Ms.11.22
CLA/040/05/043 Lord Mayor's and Court of Aldermen's books. 15 Jan 1799 - Being signed orders of the Court of Alderman 25 Jul 1815 as to the price and weight of Bread upon each variation, with corresponding notice. Order of Ct. Ald., signed T.L. to March 1804 and occasionally afterwards. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 73 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/044 Lord Mayor's and Court of Aldermen's books. 22 Jan 1799 - Being signed orders of the Court of Aldermen 13 Mar 1804 as to the price and weight of Bread upon each variation, with corresponding notice. Orders of Ld. M. signed by him to Sept. 1803.
CLA/040/05/045 Lord Mayor's and Court of Aldermen's books. 27 Mar 1804 - Being signed orders of the Court of Aldermen 20 Dec 1808 as to the price and weight of Bread upon each variation, with corresponding notice. Order of Ld. M., occasionally signed.
CLA/040/05/046 Lord Mayor's and Court of Alderman's books. 20 Dec 1808 - Being signed orders of the Court of Aldermen 11 May 1813 as to the price and weight of Bread upon each variation, with corresponding notice. Orders of Ld. M., occasionally signed.
CLA/040/05/047 Lord Mayor's and Court of Aldermen's books. 18 May 1813 - Being signed orders of the Court of Aldermen 29 Aug 1815 as to the price and weight of Bread upon each variation, with corresponding notice. Order of Ld. M., occasionally signed.
CLA/040/05/048 Extracts re punishments for breaking the assize 1453 - 1615 of bread, 32 Hen 6 - 1615. Former reference: Misc.Ms.3.20
CLA/040/05/049 Certificates of the Mayor and of other Justices 1797 - 8 of the taking of oaths by bakers making bread for sale in the City or liberties or within the Bills of Mortality or within ten miles of the Royal Exchange as to the accounts which they should hereafter leave at the Cocket Office at the Mansion House of flour & meat bought by them Certificates in respect of the oak prescribed by 37 Geo. III. C 98. (1797) grouped alphabetically under initial letter of baker's name. A-5, W. 3 boxes LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 74 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/05/050 Certificates of the Mayor and of other Justices 1798 - 1803 of the taking of oaths by bakers making bread for sale in the City or liberties or within the Bills of Mortality or within ten miles of the Royal Exchange as to the accounts which they should hereafter leave at the Cocket Office at the Mansion House of flour & meat bought by them Certificates in respect of the oak prescribed by 38 Geo. III c. 55 (1798) grouped alphabetically under initial letter of baker's name. A-B, D, L-Z 2 boxes
CLA/040/05/051 Substance of Acts of Parliament re assize of Nd Bread 8 Anne c.18. 1 Geo 1. St.1 c.2 1 Geo.1. St 2 c.26. 5 Geo.1. c.25 10 Geo. 1 c.17 3 Geo. 2. c.29 Former reference: Misc.Ms.100.9 POSSESSORY ASSIZES (FRESH FORCE, MORT D'ANCESTOR, NOVEL DISEISIN)
CLA/040/06/001 Calendar by Helena Chew to Rolls of Assizes nd of Novel Disseisin, Fresh Force & Mort d'Ancestor held before the Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London at various dates between 1340 and 1591 Being Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE and 1* - 15* [formerly Mort d'Ancestor and Fresh Force Rolls respectively]. Introduction xii, Calendar 174pp; indexes to persons, places & subjects. 1 volume
CLA/040/06/002 London Possessory Assizes, A Calendar edited 1965 by Helena Chew, with index. (London Record Society Vol. 1, 1965). Covers mainly Possessory Assizes Rolls AA -EE but also includes 'Roll FF' reconstituted from Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 12* and other sources etc. Former reference: R.O LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 75 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/06/003 Roll of assizes of Novel Disseisin, Mort 1340 - 1367 d'Ancestor and Fresh Force held before the Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: AA
CLA/040/06/004 Roll of assizes of Novel Disseisin, Mort 1359, 1369 d'Ancestor and Fresh Force held before the -1384 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: BB
CLA/040/06/005 Roll of assizes of Novel Disseisin, Mort 1400, 1409 d'Ancestor and Fresh Force held before the -1412 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: CC LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 76 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/06/006 Roll of assizes of Novel Disseisin, Mort 1400-1408 d'Ancestor and Fresh Force held before the Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: DD
CLA/040/06/007 Roll of assizes of Novel Disseisin, Mort 1423-1435 d'Ancestor and Fresh Force held before the Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: EE
CLA/040/06/008 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1441 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 77 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/06/009 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1442 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 2
CLA/040/06/010 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1443 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 3
CLA/040/06/011 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1442 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 4 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 78 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/06/012 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1444 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 5
CLA/040/06/013 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1446 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 6
CLA/040/06/014 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1447 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 7 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 79 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/06/015 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1447 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 8
CLA/040/06/016 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1451 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 9
CLA/040/06/017 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1450 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 10 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 80 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/06/018 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1450 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London and exemplification 1470 Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 20 rolls Former reference: 11
CLA/040/06/019 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1449 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 12
CLA/040/06/020 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1583 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 13 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 81 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/06/021 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1591 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 14
CLA/040/06/022 Roll of assizes of Fresh Force held before the 1588 Coroner and Sheriffs of the City of London Comprising: Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE, 1340-1435 (5 rolls) Possessory Assizes Rolls 1* - 15*, 1441 - 1591 (15 rolls) N.B. Possessory Assizes Rolls AA-EE & 1* - 15* were formerly Mort d'Ancestor Rolls AA-EE & Fresh Force Rolls 1* - 15* respectively. 1 roll Former reference: 15
CLA/040/06/023 Precedent book c 1820 The arrangement is alphabetical and the volume is indexed 1 vol, manuscript BANKRUPTCY
CLA/040/07/001 Certificate of Bankruptcy of George Brown, late 15 Apr 1790, of Earl Street, Blackfriars, now of Wells Street, confirmed 31 Oxford Road, Livery Stable Keeper Dealer and May 1791 Chapman, signed by creditors and Ld. Chancellor Thurlouse Former reference: Misc.Ms. 42.6 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 82 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/07/002 Jemmett's Bankruptcy Laws ie. The Bankruptcy 1861 Acts and Orders with Explanatory Notes and a copious Index ... by C.E. Jemmett, Barrister-at -Law Published 1861 Includes annotations and explanations; General Orders 1861, 1852 & 1857; and following Acts of Parliament: The Bankruptcy & Insolvency Act 1861 (6 Aug) 24 & 25 Vict. c.134 The Bankrupt Law Consolidation Act 1849 (Aug 1) 12 & 13 Vict. c. 106 The Bankruptcy Act 1852 (June 30) 15 & 16 Vict. c.77 The Bankruptcy Act 1854 (Aug 11) 17 & 18 Vict. c.119 pp i-vi & 1-396 Former reference: PD.154.23
CLA/040/07/003 Acts of Parliament re Bankruptcy [number not 1838 - 1845 used. This item is CLA/040/08/005] Former reference: PD. 21.7
CLA/040/07/004 Abstract of the Bankrupts Act, 5 Geo. I, printed 8 Sep 1719 by Order of the Court of Aldermen Former reference: PD. 10.150
CLA/040/07/005 Abstract of an Act proposed for preventing c 1716 frauds frequently committed by bankrupts. 4 pages Former reference: PD. 7.20
CLA/040/07/006 Commissions & c of Bankruptcy 1777 - 1842 Former reference: Misc.Ms. 147.3
CLA/040/07/007 Renewed Commission of Bankruptcy against 6th May 1706 John Finch of London, Salter Former reference: Misc.Ms. 15.22
CLA/040/07/008 Lists with number of sittings in each list; no 1809 - 14 names. Hallkeepers' office records? 2 volumes Former reference: Misc.Ms. 219.9 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 83 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/07/009 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1793 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/010 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1796 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/011 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1798 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/012 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1802 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 84 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/07/013 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1803 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/014 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1807 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/015 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1808 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/016 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1809 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 85 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/07/017 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1812 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/018 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1813 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/019 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1814 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/020 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1815 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 86 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/07/021 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1817 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/022 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1818 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/023 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1819 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/024 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1820 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 87 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/07/025 Bankrupts Books of Hallkeeper's office records. 1821 The Commissioners of Bankrupts in the late 18th & early 19th century (and possibly earlier) held their sittings in Guildhall. These records appear to arise out of fees paid by the Messengers to the Commissioners, whose names appear in the left hand column, to the Hallkeeper in respect of those sittings. From 1822-75 the Bankruptcy Court was in Basinghall St., and in 1875 removed to Lincoln's Inn Fields.
CLA/040/07/026 Swam deposition of Richard Seller of the parish 1735 of St. Mary Magdalen Bermondsey, Surrey, tanner, one of the assignees in a commission of Bankruptcy awarded against William Mason, Citizen & aimer, who has absconded. Signed. Swan 15 April 1735. This document was found thanged with the bundle of City freedom admission papers for March 1735/6 [ref.: CF1/573]. Lts further provenance is unknown, & this bundle contains no papers relating to seller or Mason, the latter of whom was made Free of the City in July 1725 [ref.: CF1/451] Former reference: Misc.Ms. 368.16
CLA/040/07/027 Letter from Francis Kearsey (35 Old Jewry) to 1872 Town Clerk, 27 Jan 1872 respecting the bankruptcy of Ms. William Henry Stewart of 24 Oakley Square, Chelsea, barrister, on the petition of Messrs. Williams & Gascoyne of 8 Old Broad Street, Stockbrokers. In date order within papers re sworn brokers, reference. BR/C 4.2
CLA/040/07/028 Johnson, Marin & Johnson Accountants' and 1845 Solicitor's bills Former reference: Misc.Ms.54.20 DEBTORS LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 88 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/08/001 Debtors warrants: Giltspur Street 1801 - 1812/13 Warrants to arrest or detain, issued in the name of the sheriffs usually by virtue of royal writs and addressed to the sergeants at mace or keepers of the prisons. 1801-1804 (3 bundles), 1804/5-1812/13 (yearly bundles, Sep - Sep). The numbers on the warrants correspond to numbers in the lists of prisoners in Giltspur Street Compter for corresponding date in books WC1/32-40. The books are indexed) 1 box Former reference: Debtors Warrant Box 1
CLA/040/08/002 Debtors warrants and executions of the court 1804/5 - requests: Giltspur Street and Ludgate 1814/15 Warrants to arrest or detain, issued in the name of the sheriffs usually by virtue of royal writs and addressed to the sergeants at mace or keepers of the prisons. Giltspur Street 1814/15 and Ludgate 1804/5-1807/8, 1812/13 and 1813/14 (yearly bundles, Sep - Sep). Executions of the court of requests: orders of the court to commit debtors to prison for a specified period. Giltspur Street 1801-04 (2 bundles) 1804/5-1814/15 (yearly bundles, Sep -Sep). The numbers on the warrants and executions correspond to numbers in the lists of prisoners in Giltspur Street Compter for corresponding date in books WC1/32-40. The books are indexed). 1 box Former reference: Debtors Warrant Box 2
CLA/040/08/003 City of London Small Debts Act, 1847: Case, 1848 and opinion of Hugh Hill 30 June 1848, as to the construction of Secs. 82 & 83 of the Act in cases where the judgment has been obtained against a defendant who continues to reside within the limits of the City Court. Chas. Pearson, C. fol. With: further case, and opinion of Hugh Hill and others 11 July 1848, on the same. 5 pp. Chas. Pearson, C. fol. 2 pp Former reference: Misc.Ms.191.5 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 89 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/08/004 Letter to the Town Clerk in which Mr Alderman nd Bamber desires that the Hallifax be ordered to summon the Committee for the Small Debt Bill to meet at Searles Coffeehouse, to wait upon the Lords Former reference: Misc.Ms.9.44
CLA/040/08/005 Acts of Parliament relating to Debtors, Creditors 1838 - 1845 and Bankruptcy. Former reference: PD.21.7
CLA/040/08/006 Minutes of Committee in relation to the Prince 1736 of Wales' Bounty for the discharge of Debtors from the City Compters. Lists of prisoners discharged; still in custody, & c. Former reference: Misc.Ms.20.21
CLA/040/08/007 Royal Bounty of œ500 from Prince of Wales to 1737 Freeman Debtors 1737 (N.S.) Papers. Includes note of Committee formed; petitions for inclusion; list of freemen prisoners in Newgate Jan. 1737; list of prisoners discharged under the Bounty from Poultry Compter; investigations into legal antecedents of prisoners liable for Bounty in the Poultry. (Found in Sessions Papers 1736-7). Former reference: Misc.Ms 319.8
CLA/040/08/008 Royal Bounty from George III to the City of 1762 London January 1762 œ1000. Used to discharge debtors from prison, and the remainder disposed of to persons recommended by Deputies of Wards as destitute and worthy. Administered by Sir Nathaniel Nash and Sir John Cartwright. Includes part of Nash's account; lists of debtors in Newgate, Poultry, Woodstreat & New Ludgate; recommendations by Wards; petitions for bounty; receipts of money received to discharge so many debtors. (Found in Sessions Papers 1762). 36 Papers Former reference: Misc.Ms 322.8 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 90 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/08/009 Debtors Petitions 1742 - 1791 Including: Poor debtors of Newgate recently removed from the common side to the Master Felon side detailing conditions in which they live (lack of seats, beds, cooking facilities etc) and asking for a copper in which to boil their broth and that their friends may have access to them. 33 signatures (15 Debtors' Hall, 18 King's Ward) [1742-3] Poor prisoners (debtors) in the Charity Wards of Wood St. Compter praying for the benefit of John Fuller's charity. Ralph Williamson constable for the prisoners. n.d. Debtors in Wood Street Compter who had been liberated by the mob [Gordon Riots] but returned voluntarily, seeking release upon condition of leaving their names and addresses in accordance with an Act of Parliament passed since the Riots. 15 signatures. [c.1780] Debtors on the Master's side of the New Compter [Giltspur St?] praying for delay of any business respecting the Compter until they may have had an opportunity of relieving themselves by the perding Insolvent Bill, 9 signatures n.d. [?c.1791] Former reference: Misc.Ms.356.8 GENERAL
CLA/040/09/001 Rough Minute Book, with papers and letters, of 1892 - 1905 the Joint Committee re. London Chamber of Arbitration, 7 Oct. 1892 - Jan. 1905. With Papers, 1892 - 1904 The London Chamber of Arbitration was established 1892 under the Joint Management of the Corporation and the London Chamber of Commerce Former reference: The London Chamber of Arbitration Box 1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 91 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/09/002 Inquiry before the Joint Committee. Transcript 29 Mar 10 May of Short-hand writer's notes - 18 Jul 1895 With: Lists of Arbitrators and of nominations as Arbitrators c.1892-5. (printed & MS. Give addresses and trades) And "London Chamber of Arbitration. Inaugurated 23 Nov. 1892". Booklet 1892 "The Practice of the London Chamber of Arbitration" 1892. Rules & Forms as settled by Counsel. Rules and Fees of the Chamber, later Court, of Arbitration. 1892, 1894, 1899, 1905. Memorandum on the re-constitution of the London Court of Arbitration, Oct. 1906. Report of the Special dinner to celebrate the Inauguration under new rules, 12 Mar. 1906 London Court of Arbitration. Memorandum of Constitution, Functions, Rules, Procedure etc. 1935. Chartered Institute of Patent Agents. Charter of Incorporation. 1891 Examination Papers 1890-94. Former reference: London Chamber of Arbitration Box 2
CLA/040/09/003 Certificate of the reversal of outlawry against 14 Jun 1722 Jonathan Miles at the suit of Richard Houlditch, from the Clerk of the Outlawries. Former reference: Misc.Ms 147.5
CLA/040/09/004 "Metropolitan Outlawries" by R.B. Pugh 1983 Reprinted from The Law Quarterly Review, April 1983, pp. 268-280 A study of the process of outlawry with particular reference to London Former reference: PD. 130.19 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 92 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/09/005 Number not used The inquests dealt with goods omitted, or undervaluations - see Bohun, Privilegia Londini, 1702, p. 297 - or abduction and marriage of an orphan without license. Very fine schedules attached to some of the juries. See R.O. Schedule calendar & formulary of this roll. Other cases have been removed from the Mayor's Court records in the past are now Misc.MSS. All the cases in this roll, save one case of debt, concern orphans. Some of the cases after 1586 occur in Common Serjeant's Book I and are cross referenced in the index to the same. Others can be found via the Index to Orphans in the Repertories. Former reference: MC1/4B
CLA/040/09/006 Precept to summon a jury of office with regard 11th Oct No 22 to packs of seacoals "exported" within the City, Chas 2 [1670] as to whether they contained the due measure of 3 peeks. With: Similar Actions in brief. Former reference: Misc.Ms. 21.2
CLA/040/09/007 Precept to summon a jury to say whether 40 Verdict 8th Jul sheep sold by Nathaniel Maure, foreigner to Ao 5 Chas 1 Edward Midwinter, foreigner, were foreign [1629] bought and sold. Former reference: Misc.Ms. 21.1
CLA/040/09/008 Verdicts of Juries summoned ex officio in 1560 - 1575 relation to Inventories exhibited by administrators Re goods of Nicholas Eve, draper, 18th. Sept. 1560. Re goods of Robert Hall, cutler, 1st July. 1575. Former reference: Misc.Ms. 22.7 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 93 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/09/009 Precepts to summon juries ex officio in relation 1595 - 1615 to inventories Include: Precept to summon a jury ex officio to say whether the goods of John Wright, clothworker, specified in the inventory, were valued at less than the true value. Verdict, 23 Jan 37 Eliz. [1595] Do. re goods of Wm. Clarke, deced. 19th Sept. Ao 12 Jas 1. [1614] Do. re goods of John Waynewright, vintner, decd., 27 Oct Ao 6 Jas 1. [1608] Do. re goods of Wm. Conygrave, cook, decd., 31 Jan Ao 12 Jas 1. [1615] Do. re goods of Wm. Hodgkins, decd., 8 Nov Ao 12 Jas 1. [1614] Do. re goods of Wm. Tayler, clothworker, decd., 8 July Ao 11 Jas 1. [1613] Do. re goods of John Bryan, vintner, decd., 27 April Ao 11 Jas 1. [1613] Do. re goods of Wm. Dudley, skinner, decd., 11 Julyne, 8 Jas 1. [1610] Do. re goods of Wm. Ingraham, cordwainer, decd. 12 Sept. 12 Jas 1. [1614] Do. re goods of Wm. Simpson, merchant tailor, deced, 23 Jan. 6 Jas 1. [1609] Former reference: Misc.Ms. 20.27
CLA/040/09/010 Table of Fees to be taken by Registrars of nd Borough Cts. of Record & by Bailiffs. Printed Former reference: Misc.Ms.2.15
CLA/040/09/011 Minutes of the Court, 1849-1851 1835 - 1851 Also with: Notice of holden of the court, 1835. Copy report of City lands Ch. to Co. Co., for purchasing Lord Kensington's interest in the Pie Powder Court. 11th May 1829. With a memorandum re the Court, and a copy appointment of the Steward of Bartholomew Fair, 20th Aug 1835. Draft letter of 7 Brewer to D. Jandrie re the Court of Pie Powder 7th & 11th May 1836. Former reference: Misc.Ms.2.41 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 94 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/09/012 Copy report of the Commissioners to inquire 1734/5 into the officers and fees of the Court of Common Pleas, with the presentment of the jury sworn by them to inquire into the subject. Under Commissions dated 19 Feb. 1734, 2 Sept. 1734; Jury known 7 Nov. 1734; Presentment dated 21 Mar. 1734/5. 1 book
CLA/040/09/013 Report of Select Committee appointed to 3 Aug 1871 inquire into the expediency of establishing Tribunals of Commerce, or of otherwise improving the Administration of justice relating to Commercial Disputes Former reference: PD.28.3
CLA/040/09/014 Mutilated proceedings in Courts of Law c. 17th 1 box Century
CLA/040/09/015 Explanatory Memorandum on Proposals for the 10 Apr 1974 Abolition of Obsolete Courts of Law in England and Wales; The Law Commission No. 32/195/68 With covering letter from the Remembrancer, 14 May 1974. Among the courts proposed to be abolished are the Sheriffs' Courts for the Poultry Compter and the Giltspur Street Compter; among the courts proposed to be continued for limited non -judicial purposes are the Court of Husting, the City of London Wardmotes and the Southwark Courts Leet and Views of Frankpledge. 11 pp Former reference: PD.122.4
CLA/040/09/016 Accounts of the Chamberlain in pursuance to 1820 - 8 an Act of Parliament 55 Geos to enable the Mayor & c to provide convenient Courts of Justice in and for the City of London. (Closed 1834) 1 volume
CLA/040/09/017 Extracts ref. to the Authority of the Courts of Aldren & Co. Co. to Regulate the Local Courts of the City and the Officers thereof. Former reference: Misc.Ms.287.3 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 95 COURTS OF LAW
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CLA/040/09/018 Remembrancer's report on the Second Report 30th Nov 1872 of the Judicature Commission relative to the City Courts of Justice. In obediences to Order of Co. Co. 24 Oct. 1872 Former reference: Misc.Ms.45.5
CLA/040/09/019 Returns of the Secondaries and the City's 1852 Bailiff, relative to Fines received in the several Courts connected with the City of London 1852, including detailed returns of fines, 1848-49, 1849-50; accounts of money paid and dispursed by and fees charged by the Secondaries, 1848-49, 1849-50; City Bailiff's account of fees and recognizances 1848-49, 1849-50 With: Supplementary return of Mr Secondary Potter, with an estimate of the probable receipts and deductions of the office of Secondary 1852 Former reference: PD.112.4
CLA/040/09/020 Copy precept and return of Richard de 1311 Wellesford and Simon de Mereworth. Sheriffs of London, apparently about royal profits in the City Courts. Trinity Term 5 Edw. 2. Former reference: Misc.Ms.109.2
CLA/040/09/021 Act of common council for the better Regulation 11 Oct 1669 of the courts of Law in the Guild-Hall London. Former reference: Misc.Ms.11.13