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John Greenwood (lawyer)

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131:; the press reported that he had been suffering from an "affection of the throat" and an operation on his larynx to relieve it "drove the inflammation to the brain". He had married in 1835 to Fanny, daughter of William Collyns of Kenton, and had at least two sons. The 215: 88:, graduating in 1822. He made two first-class appearances for the university cricket team between 1820 and 1821, scoring just two runs in three innings, including two ducks. Gaining a BA as 13th 408: 403: 413: 398: 423: 393: 418: 89: 42: 360: 428: 388: 144:(1850–1928), an Shakespeare scholar, barrister, animal welfare reformer and politician who was knighted in 1916, and 343: 145: 85: 137:'s correspondent called him an "able and efficient solicitor ... discharged his duties with signal ability". 54: 383: 378: 17: 58: 141: 112: 350: 202: 120: 38: 317: 299: 108: 34: 100: 93: 234: 189: 184: 124: 70: 372: 322: 304: 133: 81: 164:
The law of loan societies, established under the statute 3 & 4 Vict. c. 110
104: 37:(24 July 1800 – 12 February 1871) was an English lawyer and sportsman; he was 148:(1847–1907), a draughtsman and conveyancer; both played first-class cricket. 62: 116: 123:. He remained in that office until his death on 12 February 1871 at 53 41:
from 1866 to his death in 1871, and had played first-class cricket for
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was regarded by the same as "the best book on the subject ever done".
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in 1822, he became a Fellow of Jesus and was called to the Bar from
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The Law Journal, a Digest of Cases in the Law Journal and Reports
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as the "best breaker in of horses of his day" whose 1839 book
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and was the third son of William Greenwood (died 1844) of
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John Greenwood (cricketer, born 1800)
QC
Treasury Solicitor
Cambridge University
Tunbridge Wells
Brookwood Park
Hampshire
cornet
Frederic Boase
Eton School
Jesus College, Cambridge
Wrangler
Lincoln's Inn
Recorder
Portsmouth
QC
Devonport
Treasury
Solicitor to the Treasury
Chester Square
London
Manchester Guardian
Granville George
Charles William
Frederick Boase
Modern English Biography
John Greenwood
"Greenwood, John (GRNT818J)"
Modern English Biography
"Charles Greenwood"

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