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312 Notice from Mary Turner to Commissioner Cunningham at 29th Oct.
Chatham Yard, redirected to Edward Twopeny [of Rochester, 1825
Solicitor] giving Hawkins' Hospital an ultimatum comprising (a)
offer of sale of her three messes, near Hawkins' Hospital to the
Governors but with an annual income or annuity payable to her
from the invested proceeds equivalent to the rent or (b) she will
take them to court for damages caused by "late erections" made
by Governors.
2 items
313 Letter from Commissioner C. Cunningham of Chatham Dockyard [30th Jan.
to Edward Twopeny of Rochester giving instructions. 1826]
1 item
314 Letter from Hannibal Sandys* of London to E. Twopeny of 27th Feb.
Rochester discussing costs in case. 1826
1 item
CH108
315 Letter from Hannibal Sandys* of Sandys and Sons of London to 23rd June 1826
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Edward Twopeny of Rochester, attorney explaining that the
plaintiff will take the "costs out of pocket" and is not proceeding
to trial also referring to ending of abatement of nuisance.