New Reports of Cases Heard in the House of Lords: On Appeals and Writs of Error, and Decided During the Session 1827-[1837], Volume 10Saunders and Benning, 1838 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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abeyance act of parliament admitted advowson aforesaid alleged annuities appears Appellant George Joy Arundel attorney Bank Baron of Slane bill Bishop of Meath bonds Bryan Chancery claim co-heirs counsel Court created Crown dated daughter debt decree deed Defendant descended dignity Earl of Clanricarde eldest England entitled evidence executors fee tail George Reid grant Gustavus Rochfort heirs male Henry VII HENTY honour Ireland Irish currency John judgment Killucan King Edward Lambton lands letter Lord Baron Lord Slane Lordships Lucton manor Marquis of WINCHESTER ment notice opinion paid parliament of Ireland parties PASHELLER patent payment peer person Plaintiff plea possession proved question Randall Rathweir rectory respect Respondent Wyrley Birch Richard sat in parliament seised shew Sir Charles Oakeley SLANE PEERAGE statute surety thereof Thomas Fleming tithes trustees Wharton William Colhoun William Fleming William Holmes writ of summons Wyrley
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