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In the House of Lords, on an appeal from the Court of Chancery, between the Right Honourable John Ludford Chichester (commonly called Lord John Ludford Chichester), and Caroline Mary his wife, by Robert John Porcher Broughton, her next friend appellants and the Honourable and Reverend Thomas Coventry, William Mark Fladgate, George Robert Paul (out of the jurisdiction of the High Court of Chancery), and Louisa Harriet his wife and Charles James Bevan, respondents: the case of the respondent Louisa Harriet Paul1864
With Louisa Harriet Paul, William Speed, Thomas Coventry, William Mark Fladgate, George Robert Paul, Charles James Bevan, John Ludford Chichester, Caroline Mary, Great Britain. Court of Chancery.

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In the House of Lords, on an appeal from the Court of Chancery, between the Right Honourable John Ludford Chichester (commonly called Lord John Ludford Chichester), and Caroline Mary his wife, by Robert John Porcher Broughton, her next friend appellants and the Honourable and Reverend Thomas Coventry, William Mark Fladgate, George Robert Paul (out of the jurisdiction of the High Court of Chancery), and Louisa Harriet his wife and Charles James Bevan, respondents: the case of the respondent Louisa Harriet Paul1864
With Louisa Harriet Paul, William Speed, Thomas Coventry, William Mark Fladgate, George Robert Paul, Charles James Bevan, John Ludford Chichester, Caroline Mary, Great Britain. Court of Chancery.
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