Between Robert Johnson and Others, on behalf of themselves and all other the Creditors of Sir John Legard deceased, Plaintiffs, and Sir Thomas Legard, Bart., Thomas Digby Legard, an Infant, the eldest Son of the said Sir Thomas Legard, Henry Willoughby, Digby Legard, and Richard Watt, Defendants
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Between Robert Johnson and Others, on behalf of themselves and all other the Creditors of Sir John Legard deceased, Plaintiffs, and Sir Thomas Legard, Bart., Thomas Digby Legard, an Infant, the eldest Son of the said Sir Thomas Legard, Henry Willoughby, Digby Legard, and Richard Watt, Defendants
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- White against Stringer. Commonly called Lord Tenham's Case
- An Information against Bates
- Crowley v Vitty
- Between Robert Johnson and William Ellis, two of the Bond Creditors, and William Holiday and Thomas Nicholson, Creditors by Simple Contract of Sir John Legard, late of Ganton, in the East Riding of the County of York, and afterwards of Sunbury, in the County of Middlesex, Baronet, deceased, on behalf of themselves and all other the Bond and Simple Contract Creditors of the said Sir John Legard, who shall come in and contribute to the said suit, Complainants; and Sir Thomas Legard, Baronet, Thomas Digby Legard, an Infant, the Eldest Son of the said Sir Thomas Legard, William Legard, Clerk, Digby Legard, Esquire, Richard Watt, Esquire, and Ralph Creyke, Esquire, Defendants
- Ex parte Gillett. ex parte Bacon
