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Inferior Courts - Quarter- sessions . - 1 . Criminal Court.- The general law in Ireland in regard to Quarter - sessions , is the same as in England ; but in 1795 the Irish Parliament passed an act ( 35 Geo . III . c . 25. ) ...
Inferior Courts - Quarter- sessions . - 1 . Criminal Court.- The general law in Ireland in regard to Quarter - sessions , is the same as in England ; but in 1795 the Irish Parliament passed an act ( 35 Geo . III . c . 25. ) ...
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Civil Bill Court should be erected into a separate tribunal , of which the assistant barrister should continue to be the judge . ' * Mr O'Connell Grand Juries at Sessions are selected from improper persons ; low persons ; the venders of ...
Civil Bill Court should be erected into a separate tribunal , of which the assistant barrister should continue to be the judge . ' * Mr O'Connell Grand Juries at Sessions are selected from improper persons ; low persons ; the venders of ...
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As to the mode of proceeding in the civil bill court , the hurry is excessive ; it is impossible to have any thing more undigni- fied or unlike a court of justice in general than the civil bill court ; there are two ...
As to the mode of proceeding in the civil bill court , the hurry is excessive ; it is impossible to have any thing more undigni- fied or unlike a court of justice in general than the civil bill court ; there are two ...
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A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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