The Making of London
The Making of London
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Xvi xix.
110 THE SAXONS IN LONDON last sitting of the Court of Husting. It is reported in the Times, March 13, 1901 : ' A sitting of the Court of Hustings, the first which has taken place for some years, was held at the Guildhall yesterday afternoon. The Lord Mayor, who was attended by the sword and mace bearers and the City Marshal, presided, and there were also present Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Vaughan Morgan, the Recorder, the Town Clerk, and other high officers of the Corporation. There is a... Court of Hustings of Pleas of Land, and a Court of Hustings of Common Pleas, and they are now held only when business requires. The Lord Mayor, Alder- men, and Sheriffs are the Judges, and the Recorder sits with them to pronounce the judgements of the Court. The City Solicitor (Sir H. H. Crawford), addressing the Court, said that the sitting was held for the enrolment of two deeds. One of the deeds was dated January 15, 1897, the other July 4, 1899. The Court directed the deeds to be enrolled. There being no other business to be disposed of, the sitting of the Court was adjourned.
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Xvi xix.
110 THE SAXONS IN LONDON last sitting of the Court of Husting. It is reported in the Times, March 13, 1901 : ' A sitting of the Court of Hustings, the first which has taken place for some years, was held at the Guildhall yesterday afternoon. The Lord Mayor, who was attended by the sword and mace bearers and the City Marshal, presided, and there were also present Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Vaughan Morgan, the Recorder, the Town Clerk, and other high officers of the Corporation. There is a... Court of Hustings of Pleas of Land, and a Court of Hustings of Common Pleas, and they are now held only when business requires. The Lord Mayor, Alder- men, and Sheriffs are the Judges, and the Recorder sits with them to pronounce the judgements of the Court. The City Solicitor (Sir H. H. Crawford), addressing the Court, said that the sitting was held for the enrolment of two deeds. One of the deeds was dated January 15, 1897, the other July 4, 1899. The Court directed the deeds to be enrolled. There being no other business to be disposed of, the sitting of the Court was adjourned.
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