St Vincent 577 (Pembroke)

Parliamentary Papers p. 156.

T71/892: claim by Messrs Holme & co acting for heirs of John Robley (surviving devisees in trust Caroline Robley, Wm Blake, James Cunningham and Geo. Robley); Messrs Wilde acting for heirs of Chas Brooke (devisees in trust under the will of Chas Brooke are Charles Webb, Elizabeth Brooke, Henry James Brooke and Wm Robertson Wm[sic])

Richard Bligh, New Reports of Cases Heard in the House of Lords: On Appeals and Writs of Error (London, Saunders & Benning, 1838) pp. 96-139 for the case of Robley v Brooke, 1833 for the detailed background to the conflict between Robley and Brooke on the one hand, and the firm with Sir Wm Young on the other.