Writ served by Daniel Parker Pellatt of Banbury, writing clerk, in the case of Richard Henry Rolls v. Ann South

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Served 2 Mar 1839, sworn 30 Mar 1839

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BANBURY BOROUGHBOR2

INCORPORATIONBOR2/1

ADMINISTRATION AND PROCEEDINGSBOR2/2

OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVESBOR2/3

BOROUGH PROPERTYBOR2/4

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONSBOR2/6

THE COURT OF RECORDBOR2/7

MINUTE BOOKSBOR2/7/A1

COURT INSTRUMENTS AND RULESBOR2/7/A2

APPOINTMENTSBOR2/7/A3

MISCELLANEOUS ADMINISTRATIVE PAPERSBOR2/7/A4

OATHSBOR2/7/A5

BOOK OF PLAINTSBOR2/7/A6

ATTORNEY CERTIFICATESBOR2/7/A7

CERTIFICATES OF DELIVERY TO BAILBOR2/7/A8

WRITSBOR2/7/A9

AFFIDAVITS OF SERVICE OF WRITS OF SUMMONSBOR2/7/A10

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of Thomas Cole v. William HerbertBOR2/7/A10/1

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of Thomas Cole v. John BloxhamBOR2/7/A10/2

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of Thomas Watson v. William GarrettBOR2/7/A10/3

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of Edward Letherbarrow v. Charles WyattBOR2/7/A10/4

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Thomas Abbotts v. Thomas BradleyBOR2/7/A10/5

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of George Jones v. Samuel LingBOR2/7/A10/6

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Thomas Abbotts v. William CollinsBOR2/7/A10/7

Writ served in the case of Thomas Watson v. William CarrettBOR2/7/A10/8

Writ served by Robert Gardner, in the case of Jonathan Adams v. William HancockBOR2/7/A10/9

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of Jonathan Adams v. Joseph AbbottsBOR2/7/A10/10

Writ served in the case of Joseph Abbott v. Jonas WelchBOR2/7/A10/11

Writ served in the case of Thomas Abbotts v. William BradleyBOR2/7/A10/12

Writ served in the case of Thomas Abbotts v. William CollinsBOR2/7/A10/13

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of Jonathan Adams v. Thomas PureyBOR2/7/A10/14

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Thomas Abbotts v. Henry CrossBOR2/7/A10/15

Writ served by Francis Francillon., in the case of James Parrish v. Richard ParrishBOR2/7/A10/16

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of Charles Hayward v. Thomas PipkinBOR2/7/A10/17

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Joseph and Amos Kirby v. John BennettBOR2/7/A10/18

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Thomas Abbotts v. Edward SmithBOR2/7/A10/19

Writ served by John Wheeler of Banbury, accountant, in the case of Jonathan Adams v. John PreedyBOR2/7/A10/20

Writ served by William Gardner of Banbury, carpenter, in the case of William Walford v. Thomas DavisBOR2/7/A10/21

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Timothy Cobb and Timothy Rhodes Cobb v. George WyattBOR2/7/A10/22

Writ served by William Gardner of Banbury, carpenter, in the case of Richard Page v. Thomas DavisBOR2/7/A10/23

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of James Allgood v. James RoseBOR2/7/A10/24

Writ served by William Bennett of Banbury in the case of William Bennett v. George Kilpack the elderBOR2/7/A10/25

Writ served by Robert Gardner of Banbury, serjeant at mace, in the case of William and Henry Ward v. William PayntonBOR2/7/A10/26

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of William Watts v. Lacey BazeleyBOR2/7/A10/27

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of William Fairbrother v. Timothy GoffeBOR2/7/A10/28

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Richard Henry Rolls v. William GarrettBOR2/7/A10/29

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of Simon Harrison v. Daniel NewtonBOR2/7/A10/30

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of John Payne v. Patrick O'ConnellBOR2/7/A10/31

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Samuel Horsey v. William GarrettBOR2/7/A10/32

Writ served by Robert Gardner, serjeant at mace, in the case of Thomas Hemmings v. Felix AaronBOR2/7/A10/33

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Samuel Horsey v. William GarrettBOR2/7/A10/34

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Frances Bagnall v. William GarrettBOR2/7/A10/35

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of James Anderson v. Charles JarvisBOR2/7/A10/36a

Writ served by William Wise, serjeant at mace, in the case of Samuel Horsey v. John HallBOR2/7/A10/36b

Writ served by Daniel Parker Pellatt of Banbury, writing clerk, in the case of Richard Henry Rolls v. Ann SouthBOR2/7/A10/37

Writ served by Daniel Parker Pellatt, writing clerk, in the case of Elizabeth Beesley v. Thomas GilkesBOR2/7/A10/38

Writ served by William Waters Fleming, in the case of Ann Coles v. Thomas SansburyBOR2/7/A10/39

Writ served by Charles Humphris of Banbury, servant, in the case of William Allen v. Thomas BygraveBOR2/7/A10/40

Writ served by Arthur Wilson of Adderbury, clerk, in the case of Amos Kirby v. Thomas SansburyBOR2/7/A10/41

Writ served by Arthur Wilson of Adderbury, clerk, in the case of John Barford v. John ViggersBOR2/7/A10/42

Writ served by William Line Cowley of Banbury, bailiff, in the case of William Gilmore & John Thomas v. Charles PottingerBOR2/7/A10/43

Writ served by Charles Egg, clerk, in the case of John Wheeler v. William RandleBOR2/7/A10/44

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of William Pottinger v. James OsbornBOR2/7/A10/45

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of John Wilkes v. Willliam LuckettBOR2/7/A10/46

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of Willliam Churchill v. Richard KnibbBOR2/7/A10/47

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of Joseph Malsbury v. William LewisBOR2/7/A10/48

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of Edward Bushell v. William GoodwayBOR2/7/A10/49

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of Robert Harris the younger v. William CastellBOR2/7/A10/50

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of Richard Sanders v. Thomas HughesBOR2/7/A10/51

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of James Tasker v. Henry DawsonBOR2/7/A10/52

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of John Coles v. Jonathan SorrellBOR2/7/A10/53

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of John Fortnum v. John BrightwellBOR2/7/A10/54

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of James Woodward v. William EnglandBOR2/7/A10/55

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of Richard Haynes v. Samuel SteedowBOR2/7/A10/56

Writ served by William Wise, Serjeant at Mace, in the case of William Blencowe v. Samuel HartupBOR2/7/A10/57

Writ served by Charles Hitchcox, in the case of James Allgood and John Barrett v. John ViggersBOR2/7/A10/58

Writ served by William Hale, labourer, in the case of Samuel Green v. Frederick BoddingtonBOR2/7/A10/59

Writ served by Charles Humphries, bailiff, in the case of Richard Grimbly v. Benjamin RalphBOR2/7/A10/60

Writ served by George Crosby, clerk, in the case of William allgood and Joseph Mascord v. Thomas TourtBOR2/7/A10/61

Writ served by Charles Hitchcox, clerk, in the case of William Fairbrother v. William StanleyBOR2/7/A10/62

Writ served by Charles Hitchcox, clerk, in the case of Richard Bailey v. Thomas CoyBOR2/7/A10/63

Writ served by Charles Hitchcox, clerk, in the case of William Allen v. William JonesBOR2/7/A10/64

Writ served by William Hutchings of Banbury, serjeant at mace, in the case of William Gulliver v. Henry HawtinBOR2/7/A10/65

Writ served by Charles Hitchcox in the case of John Fortnum v. George OwensBOR2/7/A10/66

Writ served by James Eglinton in the case of Robert Arnett v. Robert ManderBOR2/7/A10/67

Writ served by William Hutchings of Banbury, serjeant at mace, in the case of Robert Gillett v. William EastellBOR2/7/A10/68

Writ served by William Gardner of Banbury, bailiff, in the case of John Walford v. Thomas SansburyBOR2/7/A10/69

Writ served by James Eglinton, attorney's clerk, in the case of George Cave & Richard Cave v. John ViggersBOR2/7/A10/70

Writ served by William Gardner of Banbury, bailiff, in the case of George Beere v. John ViggersBOR2/7/A10/71

Writ served by Charles Egg, clerk, in the case of William Baker v. John HitchcoxBOR2/7/A10/72

Writ served by James Eglinton, clerk, in the case of Thomas Henry Wyatt and John Thomason v. John GoodsonBOR2/7/A10/73

Writ served by Francis Francillon the Younger, in the case of Daniel Newton the younger v John Herring and his wife PhoebeBOR2/7/A10/74

Writ served by William Gardner of Banbury, bailiff, in the case of Richard Edmunds the elder and the younger v. James OsbornBOR2/7/A10/75

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process server, in the case of John Mann v. Daniel SteedonBOR2/7/A10/76

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process server, in the case of William White Coleman v. Martin Miles HarrisBOR2/7/A10/77

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process server, in the case of George Crosby v. Richard HerbertBOR2/7/A10/78

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process server, in the case of Samuel Gunn v. Martin MilesBOR2/7/A10/79

Writ served by John Barton, solicitor's clerk, in the case of Thomas Golby v. William DickinsBOR2/7/A10/80

Writ served by William Gardner, bailiff, in the case of Richard Edmunds the elder and the younger v. William GulliverBOR2/7/A10/81

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process-server, in the case of John Pokins Fletcher v. William DoyleyBOR2/7/A10/82

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process-server, in the case of Mary Rowell v. Henry CoyBOR2/7/A10/83

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process-server, in the case of Ann Rymill v. Edward HollowayBOR2/7/A10/84

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process-server, in the case of John Coles v. William ThomasBOR2/7/A10/85

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process-server, in the case of George French v. Robert ManderBOR2/7/A10/86

Writ served by Thomas Gulliver Judge, gent., in the case of George Beere v. ... LangridgeBOR2/7/A10/87

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process-server, in the case of James Gardner v. James FrenchBOR2/7/A10/88

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process-server, in the case of Ann Coles v. John MarkhamBOR2/7/A10/89

Writ served by William Gardner, bailiff, in the case of Thomas Barnes v. Jonas WiletBOR2/7/A10/90

Writ served by William Gardner, bailiff, in the case of Alfred Hopcraft v. John BallyBOR2/7/A10/91

Writ served by William Gardner, bailiff, in the case of James Robbins v. George OwensBOR2/7/A10/92

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process-server, in the case of William Allen v. Matthew WytonBOR2/7/A10/93

Writ served by William Gardner, bailiff, in the case of John Pritchard v. Thomas SansburyBOR2/7/A10/94

Writ served by William Allen, gent., in the case of Sarah Ann Armitt v. William WiseBOR2/7/A10/95

Writ served by Charles Humphris, process-server, in the case of William Allen v. Joseph Mansfield and Thomas William ReevesBOR2/7/A10/96

Affidavit of William Wise, serjeant at maceBOR2/7/A10/97a

List of goods taken from the premises of John Bennett by Robert Gardner and William Wise by virtue of an attachmentBOR2/7/A10/97b

Inquisition of Forfeiture and associated papersBOR2/7/A10/97c

FILES OF CASESBOR2/7/A11

JURY LISTSBOR2/7/A12

MISCELLANEOUS PLEAS AND MOTIONSBOR2/7/A13

COURT ROLLSBOR2/7/CR

COURT FEESBOR2/7/F1

COSTS BOOKSBOR2/7/F2

BILLS OF COSTSBOR2/7/F3

COGNOVITS AND AFFIDAVITSBOR2/7/L1

INQUISITIONS OF FORFEITUREBOR2/7/L2

COURT PAPERSBOR2/7/L3

CONSENTS TO ORDERBOR2/7/L4

DECLARATIONSBOR2/7/L5

BANBURY COURT LEETBOR2/8

QUARTER SESSIONSBOR2/9

BUILDING CONTROL AND PLANNINGBOR2/10

HEALTH AND SANITATIONBOR2/11

MISCELLANEOUSBOR2/12