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Illingworth v
Houldsworth [1904] AC 355 (known as or Re
Yorkshire Woolcombers ****ociation in the
Court of Appeal) is a UK
insolvency law case, concerning...
- physicians, 8 merchants, 2 schoolmasters, 13 drapers, 8
weavers and
woolcombers, and more,
residing at Dover.
Refugee churches were also
created in Maidstone...
- late 1756, men at the fort were
alerted that the
Woolcomber family had been m****acred. Mr.
Woolcomber had been warned, but he
insisted that the Indians...
- prin****l
industry of
weaving in
Devon and Somerset,
which includes the
woolcombers,
sergemakers and men of
similar crafts".
Notable persons with this surname...
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Jewish quarter and synagogue. Traditionally, its
residents worked as
woolcombers. Torre's
symbol is an
elephant (the contrada's
original name was Liofante...
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Cudworth (near
Shafton Green) and
Thomas Couldwell of Darlington,
yeomen woolcombers with
family businesses established in the 17th (or
possibly 16th) century...
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Southern Counties Agricultural and
Rural Workers 1936:
National Society of
Woolcombers and
Allied Trades,
Welsh Artisans'
United ****ociation 1938: Saw Handle...
- two of his son's birth, and Philip's
mother married Robert Mannoo, a
woolcomber from the city of Namur, on
March 6, 1605.
Philip grew up in Leiden, but...
- Woollen, etc., Manufactures,
Bedfordshire Act 1785
Prevention of
Frauds by
Woolcombers, &c. in
certain Counties.
Sections 21, 22, 23, and so much as relates...
- cases"
relating to
frustration of
purpose under contract law Re
Yorkshire Woolcombers ****ociation Ltd [1903] 2 Ch 295,
arguably his most
famous judicial contribution...
