Ref NoCALB/BIO/F205479
AltRefNoF205479
CollectionCalthrop Boucicault Collection
TitleMaterial relating to the case of Boucicault v. Hart; John Hart was a tailor whom Boucicault owed money
Date1841-1842
Extent4 items
DescriptionMaterial relating to the case of Boucicault v. Hart; John Hart was a tailor whom Boucicault owed money. Item 1 -- transcript from The Times (Wednesday 2 February, 1842, page 6, col. 4) of the report on Bourcicault [sic] v. Hart before the Court of Exchequer on Tuesday, February 1st; this includes a passage on Boucicault's mother, Anna Boursiquot, testifying to his date of birth being 7th December 1820; the transcript is not always verbatim;The pages of the letter are numbered 2 and 3; there is no page 1.. Item 2 -- transcript of a letter from Dion Boucicault to the editor of The Era (Sunday 13 February, 1842, p. 6, col. 4), in which he responds to the press coverage of Boucicault v. Hart; this includes Boucicault's address at this date;. Item 3 -- transcript of a letter from John Hart to the editor of The Era (Sunday 20 February 1842, p. 5, col. 4) in response to Boucicault's letter from the previous week;. Item 4 -- a letter from the Librarian of The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, asserting that the case Bourcicault [sic] v. Hart was only reported in The Times; the letter also contains a brief discussion of Boucicault's date of birth.The letters are from the following correspondents -- Albert E. Johnson; D. V. A. Sankey, Librarian and Keeper of the records of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple
NotesPrevious reference number: UKC/CALB/BIO/F205479
SubjectLitigation
Debt
Corum Nobis
Related PersonBoucicault, Dion, (Dionysius Lardner), Mr., 1820-1890
Hart, John, Mr.
Boursiquot, Anna Maria, Mrs., nee Darley, d. 1879
Abinger, Lord (judge)
Jervis, Mr. (Dion Boucicault's counsel)
Humfrey, Mr. (Mr. Hart's counsel)
Related OrganisationCourt of Exchequer
CategoryCorrespondence
Press cuttings
Notes
Access conditionsThis material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
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