Appeals to the Privy Council |
Report No. BER_1689_00 |
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Bermuda |
Case Name Long |
John Hubbard v Capt. James Smailes |
Acts of the Privy Council, Colonial Series |
APC Citation | v.2 [333] p.149–150 (2 Dec. 1689 – 13 Sept. 1716) |
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CSP Citation | VIII no. 615, 834, 1761, 1762 |
PC Register Citation | William III v.1 (14 Feb. 1689 – 21 Aug. 1690) p.300, 424: PC 2/73/300, 424 |
PC Register Citation | William III v.2 (3 Sept. 1690 – 29 Sept. 1692) p.244: PC 2/74/244 |
PC Register Citation | Anne v.6 (18 Aug. 1712 – 31 July 1714) p.109, 184–185: PC 2/84/109, 184–185 |
PC Register Citation | George I v.1 (1 Aug. 1714 – 2 March 1717) p.445–446: PC 2/85/445–446 |
Colonial Courts |
Unnamed |
Participants |
Hubbard, John, sheriff of Bermuda, appellant |
Pullein, Governor [Henry] |
Smailes, Capt. James, respondent, later deceased |
Smailes, Richard (brother and administrator of James) |
Vessels |
Bachelor’s Adventure (ship) |
Description |
Concerning a ship unjustly seized. |
Disposition |
Not stated in the Acts of the Privy Council, Colonial Series. |
Notes |
Not indexed as an appeal, but see APC v.2 [243] regarding a petition of Mary Smailes which references this case (APC v.2 [333]) and is indexed as an appeal. |
References in Smith, Appeals to the Privy Council from the American Plantations |
Table of Cases (Hubbard v Smailes) |
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DOCUMENTATION |
Printed Cases |
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Privy Council Documents in PC 1 at The National Archives at Kew |
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