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  <dc:title>Note recalling the events that took place in front of the Magistrate in the case of James Fleuriet</dc:title>
  <dc:description>The Magistrate's opinion was that since James Fleuriet had called an Arbitration that ruled against him, he had no valid claim on the Society. Mr Boutton, Counsel for the Norman Society, recommended that the Society help financially James Fleuriet before excluding him. A following note on the same page, dated 6 July 1830, states that the Stewards and Committee met and agreed to offer him some money.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>3 Jul 1830</dc:date>
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