Court of Chancery of South Carolina, 1733

Osborn v. Attorney General

Court of Chancery of South Carolina · Decided September 6, 1733 · Bull, Col, Council, Esquires, Excellency, Fenwick, Governour, Kinloch, Master, Register, Waring, Wragg, Wright

6 Rec. Co. Ch. (S.C.) 368

Opinion of the Court

On Motion of Mr. Pinckney late Attorney General (In presence of Mr. Lewis of Councel for the Plaintiffs, That that his Name may be struck out of *369the Bill filed against him by the Plaintiffs and that the Name o£ James Aber-cromby 48 Esq. his Majesty’s Attorney General, be inserted in the room thereof, It is Ordered accordingly.

Alexr Stewart Deputy Register

James Abercromby, attorney-general 1733-1742, was also for ten years proctor and advocate-general of the court of vice-admiralty. He returned to London (SGHGM, XV, 114, 115).

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