counsel's opinion
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Case for the opinion of Mr Bayly., 1806-01-26
The question concerns the college's rights of foldage or manuring on lands leased in Grantchester. Counsel's opinion is that ancient rights, demonstrated in leases up to the mid-16th century, would not prevail over usage in the last sixty years.
Case for the opinion of the Attorney General, 1807-08-13
Legal opinions as to prebends as ecclesiastical benefices, and their compatibility with Fellowships, partly with reference to Alured Clarke, 1734 - 1735
Alured Clarke was Fellow, 1719-24. Ord. priest (Norwich) June, 1720. R. of Chilbolton, Hants., 1723. Preb. of Winchester, 1723. Chaplain to George I and George II. Preb. of Westminster, 1731. Preb. of Exeter, 1740. Dean of Exeter, 1741-2.
Opinion as to whether Prebends are benefices and tenable with Fellowships, 1734
Alured Clarke was Fellow, 1719-24. Ord. priest (Norwich) June, 1720. R. of Chilbolton, Hants., 1723. Preb. of Winchester, 1723. Chaplain to George I and George II. Preb. of Westminster, 1731. Preb. of Exeter, 1740. Dean of Exeter, 1741-2.
Opinion concerning Paving Rate, 1833-04-29
The college challenges the rate imposed by the Paving Commissioners on houses pulled down for the building of New Court. Pollock supports their case.
Opinion on the case of the two Norwich Fellows and the 9th and 10th Fellows and their ability to hold prebends, other than those proposed but not provided, in Archbishop Parker's indenture, 1735-12-20
Alured Clarke was Fellow, 1719-24. Ord. priest (Norwich) June, 1720. R. of Chilbolton, Hants., 1723. Preb. of Winchester, 1723. Chaplain to George I and George II. Preb. of Westminster, 1731. Preb. of Exeter, 1740. Dean of Exeter, 1741-2.
Opinion on the college statute De Salario, mensa et cubiculis Sociorum., 1734-12-05
The case is in the hand of the Master who notes that Clarke resigned his fellowship after he had held his Prebend of Salisbury for a year.
Opinions concerning the residence of fellows (copy), 1709-07-25 - 1709-10-06
The opinions support the position taken by Greene.,