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Found in 66 Collections and/or Records:

Attornies not Conveyancers. Observations occasioned by the introduction into the House of Commons, of a bill purporting to be "To prevent unskilful persons from practising as conveyancers" including a refutation of the proposition, therein assumed, that, in establishing regulations to secure efficiency in the practisers of conveyancing, it is unnecessary to require any qualification from attornies and solicitors. By a Conveyancer., 1820
 Item — Volume 117
Dates: 1820
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Bowles, John, A Second Letter to the Right Honourable Charles James Fox, upon the Matter of Libel, 1792
 Item — Volume 056-003a
Dates: 1792
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Bowles, John, Considerations on the Respective Rights of Judge and Jury: particularly on Trials for Libel, occasioned by an expected motion of the Right Hon. Charles-James Fox., 1791
 Item — Volume 95
Dates: 1791
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Bowles, John, Considerations on the respective rights of judge and jury: particularly upon trials for libel. Occasioned by an expected motion of the Right Hon. Charles-James Fox., 1791
 Item — Volume 57
Dates: 1791
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Christian, Edward, A dissertation shewing that the House of Lords, in cases of judicature, are bound by the same rules of evidence that are observed by all other courts., 1820
 Item — Volume 117
Dates: 1820
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Clifford, Alfred, A Letter on the Exclusion of Attorneys from the Inner Temple Hall addressed to the Right Hon George Canning, 1821
 Item — Volume 13
Dates: 1821
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Consideration on the Introduction of Jury Trial in Civil Causes into Scotland, 1814
 Item — Volume 45
Dates: 1814
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Cullen, Archibald, A Short Review of a Bill now before Parliament for the Amendment of the Laws Relating to Bankrupts With some general observations upon the present state of the law Also an appendix, containing the author’s evidence before a committee of the House of Commons, 1823
 Item — Volume 056-005a
Dates: 1823
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Eldon, John Scott, Earl of; Macdonald, Archibald, Representation by the Creditors of the Island of Tobago to the United Committees of Colonies and Commerce, appointed by the National Assembly of France, to consider the Memorial presented to them by the said creditors, praying a Repeal of Arret of 29th July 1786, and of all the proceedings and judgements pronounced by the Court of Commission, erected under the authority of the said Arret. To which is added the opinions of the Attorney and Solicitor-General of England, and other eminent Counsel, on the illegality of that Arret; which refute the arguments of Mons. Roume, the Ordonnateur of the island of Tobago, in support of the said Arret and in defence of the iniquitious proceedings and unjust judgements pronounced under its authority., 1791
 Item — Volume 93
Dates: 1791
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Fergusson, James, Observations upon the provisions of the bill presented to Parliament relative to the trial in a separate tribunal of issues of fact, arising in actions instituted before the Supreme Civil Court of Scotland, 1824
 Item — Volume 14
Dates: 1824
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets