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Total number of records: 7

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church and state	1
irish question	1

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Great Britain	1
Ireland	1

Top 10: People and organisations

People and organisations	Count
Park, J J (1795-1833)	2
Cooper, Charles Purton (1793-1873)	1
Great Britain. Parliament	1
Gurdon, Thornhagh (1663-1733)	1
Hewley, Sarah, 1627-1710	1
Incorporated Law Society	1
Lascelles, Rowley (1771-1841)	1
Laurie, Sir Peter (1778-1861)	1
Norwich Castle	1
Peel, Robert	1

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The ultimate remedy for Ireland

Lascelles, Rowley (1771-1841)

1831

Errata slip inserted.

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Substance of the speech of Charles Purton Cooper, Esq. as counsel for the Rev. Charles Wellbeloved, in the suit of the Attorney General versus Shore, instituted in the High Court of Chancery, respecting Lady Hewley's Foundations, Wednesday, 2d July, 1834

Cooper, Charles Purton (1793-1873); Wellbeloved, Charles (1769-1858)

1834

Includes bibliographical references.

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Essay on the antiquity of the castel of Norwich, its founder and governors, from the Kings of the East Angles down to modern times

Gurdon, Thornhagh (1663-1733)

Originally published: Norwich: Henry Crossgrove, 1728.

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Substance of the speech of Sir Peter Laurie, on the question of the periodical election of magistrates, in the Court of Common council, on Saturday 28th March, 1835. For private circulation

Laurie, Sir Peter (1778-1861)

1835

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The dogmas of the constitution : Four lectures, being the first, tenth, eleventh, & thirteenth, of a course on the theory & practice of the constitution, delivered at King's College, London, in the commencement term of tht institution

Park, J J (1795-1833)

1832

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Juridical letters; addressed to the right hon. Robert Peel, in reference to the present crisis of law reform

Park, J J (1795-1833); Peel, Sir Robert (1788-1850)

[1830]

"Eunomus" is a pseudonym for J. J. Park.

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Bye-laws of the Incorporated Law Society, made and ordained at a general meeting of the members, holden on the day of 1832

Incorporated Law Society

1832