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Frithgilda
Frithgilda, guildhall; a company or fraternity for the maintenance of peace and security;also a fine for breach of the peace,
Royal Courts of Justice
Westminster Hall. 'Guildhall Sittings' for the transaction of London City nisi prius business were also held in the Guildhall, but provision was made by s. 20 of the Courts of Justice Building Act, 1865, for removing such
London Sittings
London Sittings. See GUILDHALL SITTINGS, and ROYAL COURTS OF JUSTICE.
Middlesex Quarter Sessions
assistant, but by an unpaid chairman and vice-chairman, as in other counties. Middlesex Sessions are held at the Guildhall, Westminster, and are not to be confused with London Sessions, which are presided over by a paid chairman
Sittings
different sittings, Judicature Act, 1925, s. 70 (3) (replacing (English) Judicature Act, 1873, s. 37); and see also GUILDHALL SITTINGS; WESTMINSTER; and VACATION. Sittings at the Royal Courts of Justice include sittings in chambers as well as
Tolsey
a place where merchants meet. The Tolzey Court is a local tribunal, for civil causes, held at the Guildhall, Bristol. The Recorder of Bristol is the judge of this Court, and has jurisdiction over mixed and personal
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