MS 920 04 01
MS 920 04 01
Hannen family archive: Papers of James Hannen: Legal papers
Sub-series
1839-1894
5 files and 1 boxed item
The papers cover James Hannen's career from his legal studies in Germany from 1839 to 1841, his years as circuit court judge; his role assisting the prosecution in the Fenian trials in Manchester, 1867 to 1868 and as President of the Court of Probate, Divorce and Admiralty division, 1872 to 1875; his elevation to the House of Lords as Lord of Appeal in 1891; his lead role in the tribunal on Charles Stewart Parnell and Irish nationalists in 1888; and his final instrumental role as British arbitrator on the panel of the Bering Sea Arbitration between Britain and the United States, 1892 to 1894.
These papers were disordered. An artificial order has been imposed, the papers are arranged chronologically into 5 files, covering aspects of Hannen's legal career
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- Hannen family archive: Papers of James Hannen: Legal papers 1839-1868, MS 920 04 01 01, (1839-1868)
- Hannen family archive: Papers of James Hannen: Legal papers: Letters Patent, MS 920 04 01 02, (5 Feb 1868)
- Hannen family archive: Papers of James Hannen: Legal papers as Judge and President, Court of Probate and Divorce Court and Privy Councillor, MS 920 04 01 03, (1872-1890)
- Hannen family archive: Papers of James Hannen: Legal papers - Lord of Appeal Court in Ordinary, MS 920 04 01 04, (1890-1894)
- Hannen family archive: Papers of James Hannen: Legal papers: Bering Sea Arbitration 1892-1894, MS 920 04 01 05, (1892-1894)
- Hannen family archive: Papers of James Hannen: Legal papers: Undated papers, MS 920 04 01 06, (c.1880-c.1894)