Thomas Lutwyche
Born 1675-01-01
Died 1734-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL15639330A
Top Subjects
- Trials, litigation (6)
- South Sea Company (5)
- Early works to 1800 (3)
- Great Britain (2)
- London (2)
- England (2)
- Estate (1)
Books by Thomas Lutwyche
Total count: 8
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Dame Elizabeth Shovell, widow and executrix of Sir John Narborough ... [and others], appellantsthe Right Honourable William Lord Cheyne, surviving executor of Christopher, late Duke of Albemarle, ... and Arthur Moore, Esq., respondents, the respondent William Lord Cheyne's case[s.n.]1718-01-01
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The Governor and Company of Merchants of Great Britain Trading to the South Seas and Other Parts of America, and the Encouraging the Fishery, appell[a]nts, Eleanor Curzon, respond[e]ntthe respondent's case[s.n.]1723-01-01
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Thomas Harrison, Esq., appellant, Moses Hart, respondentthe respondent's case[s.n.]1727-01-01
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The merchants of Allmayne, under and of the confederacy Liege and company of the Dutch Hansee, commonly called the Hansee towns, Lubeck, Bremen and Hambrough, appellantsSir Jacob Jacobsen, Kt. and Theodore Jacobsen, respondents : the respondents case[s.n.]1728-01-01
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John Bettesworth, Doctor of Laws and Dean of the Arches, president of the Society of Doctors and Advocates in Commons ... [et al] on behalf of themselves and the rest of the doctors of laws and advocates in commons, appellantsthe dean and chapter of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul's, London, the master, fellows and scholars of Trinity-Hall in Cambridge, Richard Horrabin and Margaret, his wife (executrix of Robert Constable, gent., lately deceased), respondents : the appellant's case[s.n.]1728-01-01
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Thomas Done, Esquire, appellant. Walker Weldon, Esq., and David Polhill, Esq., respondents. The appellant's case[s.n.]1729-01-01
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Sir John Lambert, Bart., appellant, Sir Daniel O'Carrol, respondentthe appellant's case[s.n.]1731-01-01
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Percival Lewis, Esq., appellant, Elias Turner, Jacob Sawbridge, Sir George Caswall, Robinson Knight, and Sir Henry Blunt, Bart, respondentsthe appellant's case[s.n.]1734-01-01